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DUI Checkpoint in Coachella Friday

Sheriff’s deputies will look for intoxicated and unlicensed drivers at checkpoint in Coachella location Friday night. Beginning at 7 p.m. Friday and continuing until 3 a.m. Saturday, deputies at the checkpoint will look for signs of alcohol or drug impairment and make sure drivers are properly licensed, according to the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department.

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Desert Regional Medical Center using robotic system to fight atrial fibrillation

September is Atrial Fibrillation Awareness Month. Atrial fibrillation is a heart disorder than can lead to fatal heart attacks, strokes and other complications. At Desert Regional Medical Center in Palm Springs, the hospital recently put what’s called a stereotaxis robotic navigation system online. It’s state of the art and helps doctors treat patients diagnosed with

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Train Fire

A train engine caught fire as the multi-car freighter made its way through Riverside late this afternoon, prompting authorities to shut down railroad tracks going in both directions and bringing all cargo and commuter train traffic to a halt. The fire was reported around 4:30 p.m. on a northbound locomotive as it passed Tyler Street,

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CBS stars love Palm Springs

We love the desert and everyone else feels the same way, right? “I love Palm Springs, I’m from Los Angeles originally. I’ve been going there my whole life,” actor Nelson Franklin of The Millers said. Right. The stars of “We Are Men” and “The Millers” excitedly made their way down the red carpet to our

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Queen Scheherazade Scholarship Pageant now accepting applications

The National Date Festival will accept applications untilOct. 9 for the Queen Scheherazade Scholarship Pageant, a spokeswoman saidtoday. Applications are available through Riverside County high schools, theRiverside County Fairgrounds administration office and the Riverside CountyFair & National Date Festival website, according to festival spokeswomanVeronica Casper. Pageant applicants must “exhibit exceptional character,” have at leasta 3.0

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State issuues safety warning after crashes in ‘cone zones’

State officials are renewing warnings about distracted driving following four serious crashes involving highway workers and law officers in construction zones. The Sacramento Bee reports 15 people including several Caltrans workers, a California Highway Patrol officer and six community service cleanup crew members were injured in highway crashes over three days in mid-September. The incidents

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