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With the city of Palm Desert becoming a Certified Autism Center™, they are on the path of ensuring the community is genuinely inclusive based on the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards (IBCCES). A local parent and advocate of making the entire Coachella Valley is championing more cities to do the same. Josh Heinz

The Riverside County Sheriff’s Department responded to a shooting at Rancho Las Flores Park on Van Buren Street in Coachella Wednesday just before 9 p.m. Deputies said that they got reports of a man firing multiple rounds into the air and ground during a fight at the soccer fields. The suspect drove away before the

Indio Police are getting a pay raise as part of a new 3-year contract agreement with the city. The Tentative agreement was approved Thursday evening by the city council. A staff report said the compensation package, negotiated by the Indio Police Officers’ Association for the city’s 88 full-time police department employees, is meant to attract and retain a high-caliber workforce. The memorandum of

PGA West is set to host a brand new event this year in addition to the American Express 2024 Tournament and Concert Series. “A lot of people remember it as the Bob Hope Classic,” said Donald Zauner, PGA West General Manager. He added, “Bob Hope had seven movies that all began with “Road to.” Like

The American Express PGA tournament begins on Thursday. As a result of the tournament, tourism in the area spikes. Local businesses thrive during the event as the tourism brings an economic boost.  Pat McCabe, the Executive Director of the tournament says that the event beings over 65 thousand people to the desert.  The spike in

Cathedral City Fire Department’s dispatchers received call at 3:50 a.m. Wednesday by a Palm Springs firefighter that lives two homes down from where flames broke out. The fire happened off Senora Road and Avenida Ximino in Cathedral City. According to Battalion Chief, Robert E. Williams no one was believed to be inside the home. Upon

Los Angeles-area resident Stacie Fox is speaking publicly about what recently happened to her elderly mother in hopes of preventing others from falling victim to the same theft scheme. Fox said her 84-year-old mother was in her parked car a couple stores down from Trader Joe’s on Town Center Way in Palm Desert getting ready

The National Auto Body Council (NABC) donated four cars to members of the Coachella Valley.  These cars were given through the Recycled Rides program and were refurbished by auto repair companies in the desert. Donors from Allstate, Interinsurance Exchange of the Automobile Club of Southern California, Hertz, Seigner’s Collision and Fix Auto partnered with NABC