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Palm Springs City Council to consider proposal to remove statue of former mayor Frank Bogert

The Palm Springs City Council plans to have a joint meeting with the city’s Human Rights Commission today to consider the commission’s proposal to remove a statue of Frank Bogert, the former mayor, in front of City Hall and issue an official apology for the forced evictions of low-income people of color decades ago. The

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Redistricting process begins for county supervisorial districts

The Board of Supervisors today received initial testimony regarding the redrawing of supervisorial district boundaries in Riverside County, with speakers alternately seeking changes or signaling their satisfaction with the status quo, particularly in the Riverside metropolitan area. The board’s initial public hearing set the stage for at least two additional hearings before the supervisors in

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Now Hiring: Palm Springs Unified School District looking for positions at all levels

The school year is in full swing at the Palm Springs Unified School District and they’re looking for help educating the next generation. “We’re looking for positions at all levels. I could say our priority right now is on the certificated, substitute teacher position,” said Tony Signoret, PSUSD’s Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources. PSUSD says

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Booster dose side effects were similar to second dose, with brief, mild-to-moderate effects, study says

CNN, POOL, WJLA, WSFA, WHAM, WCBS, NYC MEDIA, NY STATE, UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA, ABC, “THE VIEW”, GETTY IMAGES By Jen Christensen, CNN New data suggests booster doses of Covid-19 vaccines were well-tolerated, US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky said Tuesday. “The frequency and type of side effects were similar to

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