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Assemblyman Jeff Gonzalez invited to ‘Problem Solvers Caucus’, non-party member caucus in CA legislature

More than 2,000 bills were introduced by both chambers of the California legislature before last week’s February 21st deadline. Now, bills are being assigned to committees, the next step in the sink-or-swim lawmaking process, culminating with an approval or veto at the governor’s desk. However, most of the bills introduced will sink as they hit

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IID announces Green Space grant program

Imperial Irrigation District announced a grant program meant to encourage communities to be more green. IID’s Green Space grant program was worth $525,000 — with individual awards of up to $35,000. The goal was to reduce urban heat, lower temperatures, and beautify local neighborhoods through tree planting. Individuals or groups interested could apply by clicking here. Applications

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PSP releases 2024 annual report highlighting improvements, what’s next?

The 2024 Annual Report for Palm Springs International Airport has been released, highlighting a year of growth, strategic advancements, and a continued commitment to enhancing the traveler experience. This past year, the report states PSP set new monthly records, welcomed additional airlines and routes, advanced major infrastructure projects, and reinforced its role as a key economic driver

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Palm Desert Entrepreneurial Resource Center open house Wednesday, March 5

PALM DESERT (CNS) – A resource center for entrepreneurs at Cal State San Bernardino’s Palm Desert campus is getting a major expansion, officials said Tuesday. The Palm Desert Entrepreneurial Resource Center, located at 37023 Cook Street, Suite 102 in Palm Desert, is a re-branded expansion of the Palm Desert iHub. The focus is promoting business

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“The Good Neighbor” workshop: relevant information about the judicial system for our Latino community

A free, 6-session course to learn how our judicial system works from arrest to sentencing, consulting with prosecutors, investigators and victim services specialists on domestic violence, child abuse, human trafficking and other crimes. This is the second series of workshops provided for our Latino community and classes are completely in Spanish. The workshop is every

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eTail Palm Springs 2025 Kicks Off With Focus on AI Innovation

The premier annual retail conference, eTail Palm Springs, is underway, drawing leaders from across the eCommerce and digital marketing industries. Running through Feb. 27 at the JW Marriott Desert Springs Resort & Spa, the event promises cutting-edge insights, dynamic networking opportunities, and exclusive experiences for retail professionals. eTail 2025 Palm Springs is taking place through

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Palm Springs International Pride Hockey Tournament concludes, organizers looking ahead to next year

The Annual Palm Springs Pride Hockey Tournament officially wrapped up on Sunday afternoon. This year’s final championship game was held inside the Berger Foundation Ice Plex at Acrisure Arena, hosted by the Coachella Valley Pride Hockey Association. This is the third year the tournament has been held in the Coachella Valley. The tournament also got

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RSO Deputy Sheriff Investigator resigns following husband’s arrest

UPDATE: February 26, 2025 Riverside County Sheriff’s Office is reporting that Yadira Perez has “…resigned from the department for personal reasons.” UPDATE: February 26, 2025 Coachella City Councilmember Yadira Perez says her husband, Isidro Jimenez-Ibanez, is now out on bond. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the FBI arrested Isidro Jimenez-Ibanez, 51, in Coachella

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New pickleball league “PaddleWar” set to start in Palm Springs in April

PaddleWar is a new team-based league set to start across the country, including in Palm Springs. Organizers say it “offers a fun, competitive environment for players of all levels, and it’s quickly becoming the go-to league for pickleball enthusiasts.” They say Palm Springs is the perfect destination for all pickleball fans to play, whether they’re beginners

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City of Banning to review grant program aimed at reducing recidivism

The city of Banning is holding a special meeting on Tuesday, February 25, at 4pm to review its agreement with the California Board of State and Community Corrections (BSCC) for the Proposition 47 Safe Neighborhoods and Schools Grant Program. The purpose of the grant is to provide mental health services, substance use disorder treatment, and diversion programs for people

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