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La cadena de tiendas Albertson’s anunci este mircoles el despido de unos 2 mil 500 empleados. La medida afectar a las 247 localidades de Albertson en todo el sur de California incluyendo cuatro tiendas aqu en el Valle de Coachella, ubicadas en Palm Desert (2), Rancho Mirage (1) y Palm Springs (1). Los recortes, que

Y quienes no estn nada contestos son los padres de familia de La Quinta quienes tendrn que desembolsar ms dinero si es que quieren que sus hijos participen en actividades deportivas. As lo di a conocer el consejo de esa ciudad que acord aumentar cinco dlares por deporte que decidan participar los nios residentes, y

Researchers have an early warning about childhood abuse. It turns out that being mistreated as a child can affect your health as an adult. Researchers looked at 91 men and women who had been diagnosed with basal cell carcinoma, a fairly benign form of skin cancer. Their tumor tissue was measured for the intensity of

Albertsons’ Fullerton-based Southern California Division has just announced that the grocery chain plans to reduce its in-store workforce. The store chain says 2,200 to 2,500 positions, affecting all 247 stores in California and Nevada are on the line. The layoffs will begin the week of June 17. Albertsons officials said Wednesday that some employees will

Three people were displaced by a fire that damaged their home in North Palm Springs today, a county fire department spokeswoman said. The fire at a single-story residence in the 64200 block of Dillon Road was reported around 3 a.m. The three occupants were evacuated and were not hurt, Riverside County Fire Department spokeswoman Melody

The Palm Springs City Council will discuss tonight hosting a 2013 competition for the Olympic sport of modern pentathlon. The council will discuss hosting the “Desert World Cup” competition for the sport — which is fencing, swimming, equestrian jumping, shooting and running — at Palm Springs’ swim center, pavilion and stadium Feb.15-26, 2013, according to

One of Palm Springs’ most successful restaurateurs and business owners will be honored as “Business Person of the Year,” according to a statement by the Palm Springs Chamber of Commerce. Harold Matzner, owner of Spencer’s Restaurant at the revitalized Palm Springs Tennis Club, will be honored at 11:30 a.m. on Thursday at the Renaissance Palm

Many counties across California saw lower than normal voter turn out for Tuesday’s primary election. Approximately 35% of registered voters went to the polls in Riverside County. The big reason behind that can be attributed to Mitt Romney tying up the Republican Presidential nomination with a win last week in Texas. He still overwhelming won

***UPDATE: Elizabeth Emken, GOP, nominated U.S. Senate, California. Will run against Feinstein in November.*** Democratic U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein has easily won her primary election race, advancing to the November ballot. The 78-year-old senator from California is seeking re-electionto a fifth term. She was first elected in 1992. Early returns showed Feinstein with nearly 50

Less people than normal are hitting the polls in today’s primary election, according to Riverside County Registrar of Voters Rebecca Spencer. She says she expects only about a 35% turnout this time around. That’s down from about 40% in a normal primary election. As of this afternoon about 130,000 Vote by Mail ballots had been

Kenny Irwin Jr. has been putting upmillions of Christmas lightson his Palm Springs home for the last twenty years. The lights in addition tothe artist’s statues made from recycled waste have been a holiday staple in Palm Springs. However, recently someone tried to pull the plug on his good cheer. “It looks like the lights

A Riverside jury today recommended the death penalty for convicted cop killer Earl Ellis Green. The panel opted for death over life imprisonment without parole for Green, who beat and shot Riverside police Officer Ryan Patrick Bonaminio on Nov. 7, 2010. Sentencing is set for June 25. Reaction from the courtroom tonight on News Channel

Nintendo is relying on Mario, zombies and a virtual theme park to build buzz for the Wii U. The Japanese gaming giant unleashed 23 games for its upcoming console that features a touchscreen controller. Among the titles announced Tuesday at Electronic Entertainment Expo were the cooperative platform game “New Super Mario Bros. U” and the

Nintendo is relying on Mario, zombies and a virtual theme park to build buzz for the Wii U. The Japanese gaming giant unleashed 23 games for its upcoming console that features a touchscreen controller. Among the titles announced Tuesday at Electronic Entertainment Expo were the cooperative platform game “New Super Mario Bros. U” and the

Nintendo is relying on Mario, zombies and a virtual theme park to build buzz for the Wii U. The Japanese gaming giant unleashed 23 games for its upcoming console that features a touchscreen controller. Among the titles announced Tuesday at Electronic Entertainment Expo were the cooperative platform game “New Super Mario Bros. U” and the

Nintendo is relying on Mario, zombies and a virtual theme park to build buzz for the Wii U. The Japanese gaming giant unleashed 23 games for its upcoming console that features a touchscreen controller. Among the titles announced Tuesday at Electronic Entertainment Expo were the cooperative platform game “New Super Mario Bros. U” and the

Nintendo is relying on Mario, zombies and a virtual theme park to build buzz for the Wii U. The Japanese gaming giant unleashed 23 games for its upcoming console that features a touchscreen controller. Among the titles announced Tuesday at Electronic Entertainment Expo were the cooperative platform game “New Super Mario Bros. U” and the

Nintendo is relying on Mario, zombies and a virtual theme park to build buzz for the Wii U. The Japanese gaming giant unleashed 23 games for its upcoming console that features a touchscreen controller. Among the titles announced Tuesday at Electronic Entertainment Expo were the cooperative platform game “New Super Mario Bros. U” and the