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Beaumont student tests positive for tuberculosis

A Beaumont student has tested positive for tuberculosis (TB), the Riverside University Health System – Public Health (RUHS-PH) department reported on Thursday. County health officials said it’s estimated that 150 people may have had close contact with the individual. Public health officials are working with Beaumont Unified School District to contact parents of students, faculty

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Riverside County DA settles with Albertsons and Vons for alleged overcharging

District Attorney Mike Hestrin announced Thursday, Oct. 3, 2024, that Albertsons and Vons will pay $3,962,500 in a stipulated judgment to settle a civil law enforcement complaint, alleging the grocer engaged in false advertising and unfair competition. The civil complaint alleges that grocers unlawfully charged customers prices higher than their lowest advertised price. Beyond the

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Five suspects in reported altercation in Palm Springs plead not guilty to battery charges

Charges were filed today against five of eight suspects identified by police in connection with a physical altercation in Palm Springs.    Three Hemet residents — 18-year-old Erik Carranza, 20-year-old Amari Haynes and 22-year-old Jabarrielijah Elliott — as well as 18-year-old San Jacinto resident Kimora Browne and 19-year-old Bermuda Dunes resident Teiyanie Burns each pleaded

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La Quinta City Council receives Talus bankruptcy case update

The City of La Quinta is releasing new details on the long-delayed Talus luxury resort development off Avenue 52 and Jefferson Street. The City Attorney Bill Ihrke presented the city council with an update on the project Tuesday evening and the city’s efforts to defend its interest in the Robert Green Company’s bankruptcy case. READ THE TALUS TIMELINE HERE TO UNDERSTAND THE

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IID promotion offers energy-efficient appliances

IID was recognizing Public Power Week by initiating an Energy Efficiency Rebate Program. The promotion offered energy-efficient appliances like refrigerators, ACs, and dishwashers, where IID said customers could receive a double-the-usual rebate amounts. The program was set to last through the month of October. Customers could visit IID’s website at www.iid.com/rebates or contact IID’s Rebate

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California lawmakers advance bill that aims to keep gas prices from spiking

Associated Press/Report for America SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — The California state Assembly approved a bill Tuesday backed by Gov. Gavin Newsom aimed at preventing gas prices from spiking, particularly in late summer months when demand for gas goes up. The legislation would authorize state energy regulators to set requirements for companies to maintain a certain

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