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President Obama arrives in Palm Springs

President Obama has arrived in the Coachella Valley. Air Force One touched down at Palm Springs International Airport at 3:18 p.m. President Obama’s motorcade Air Force One departed LAX just after 2:30 p.m. on its way to Palm Springs International Airport. Obama leaves Air Force One in Palm Springs President Obama attended two fundraisers for

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Protestors at presidential meeting

A number of protesters from different groups are protesting President Xi Jinping’s visit. From the seas of South Vietnam, to freeing Tibet, hundreds of people are trying to send President Xi a message. “We want the people in Tibet to have religious freedom and human rights,” said protestor Chaokyi Khanpa. “I want peace, I want

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Lleg la hora zero

Lleg la hora zero y dos de los hombres ms poderosos del planeta y estn en el Valle de Coachella. Anoche lleg el presidente chino Xi Jinping junto con su esposa y hoy a eso de las 3:20 de la tarde el avin presidencial “Airforce One” aterrizo en el aeropuerto internacional de Palm Springs, como

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San Onofre nuclear plant closing

Southern California Edison’s parent company announcedtoday it is shutting down the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station in northernSan Diego County near the Orange County line, the latest chapter of a saga thatbegan with a small leak of radioactive steam. Ted Craver, chairman and CEO of Edison International, SCE’s corporateparent, cited uncertainty about when the two

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Calif. serial killer Richard Ramirez dies

California corrections officials say convicted serial killer Richard Ramirez, known as the Night Stalker, has died in prison. San Quentin State Prison spokesman Lt. Sam Robinson says Ramirez died Friday morning. Ramirez was convicted of 13 murders that terrorized Southern California in 1984 and ’85, and sentenced to death. Satanic symbols were left at murder

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Chinese influence growing in local economy

Dozens of snapshots of local leaders and Chinese delegates tell the story of an Inland Empire community working hard to “make it happen.” “We see the traditional difficulties of new business startup,” adds Riverside County Supervisor John Benoit, who represents part of the county from the Coachella Valley to Blythe. Benoit admits a federal visa

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Xi represents confident China in US visit

President Xi Jinping meets his American counterpart, Barack Obama, tomorrow after stops in the Caribbean and Latin America as the leader of a more confident China following a decade of explosive economic and trade growth. From Trinidad to Mexico City, Xi presented Beijing as an important partner for developing countries and a source of markets

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