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A train caught fire in Cabazon early Thursday morning, according to CalFire. It started around 6:15 a.m. on a Union Pacific locomotive that stopped near Railroad Ave and Haugen Lehmann Way. Everyone on the train got off safely, no one was hurt. CalFire has not said what started the fire. Stay with us for the

Dozens took to the streets in Coachella Wednesday for a ground-breaking event in front of Valley View Elementary School. Digging in for change, the event celebrated the beginning of construction. Starting in the Pueblo Nuevo area, the project includes 43,000 square feet of new sidewalks and 2,000 square feet of refurbished sidewalks. “We’re promoting pedestrian-friendly

Rundown and neglected. For years, that’s how angry Yucca Valley residents have described the once-proud Blue Skies Country Club. What used to be a lush golf course is now not much more than dirt, dead brush, and trash. But now, there’s genuine hope the property will have a rebirth. It sold at auction Tuesday. Local

Sympathetic, caring, and sensitive are words often used to describe women. Recently, however, some women have been described on police news releases in a different light. “Historically, law enforcement has seen women in more of an accomplice role, whether it’s the lookout or driver. Seems currently we’re seeing women take a more active role in

Roy’s Desert Resource Center is in desperate need of money, to keep helping the homeless. The tough economic climate has put a limit on how many people they can reach out to. But a new foundation is hoping to turn things around and change more lives. We met Chris Rose, a 19 year-old, living at

Hospitals in the Coachella Valley say they need people to donate blood, especially those with type “O” negative. Supplies are reportedly running low of the “universal donor” for red cells, needed for emergency transfusions when there is not enough time to check for a patient’s blood type. You can help out this Friday. We are

Hospitals in the Coachella Valley say they need people to donate blood, especially those with type “O” negative. Supplies are reportedly running low of the “universal donor” for red cells, needed for emergency transfusions when there is not enough time to check for a patient’s blood type. You can help out this Friday. We are

Hospitals in the Coachella Valley say they need people to donate blood, especially those with type “O” negative. Supplies are reportedly running low of the “universal donor” for red cells, needed for emergency transfusions when there is not enough time to check for a patient’s blood type. You can help out this Friday. We are

Hospitals in the Coachella Valley say they need people to donate blood, especially those with type “O” negative. Supplies are reportedly running low of the “universal donor” for red cells, needed for emergency transfusions when there is not enough time to check for a patient’s blood type. You can help out this Friday. We are

Hospitals in the Coachella Valley say they need people to donate blood, especially those with type “O” negative. Supplies are reportedly running low of the “universal donor” for red cells, needed for emergency transfusions when there is not enough time to check for a patient’s blood type. You can help out this Friday. We are

Hospitals in the Coachella Valley say they need people to donate blood, especially those with type “O” negative. Supplies are reportedly running low of the “universal donor” for red cells, needed for emergency transfusions when there is not enough time to check for a patient’s blood type. You can help out this Friday. We are

Hospitals in the Coachella Valley say they need people to donate blood, especially those with type “O” negative. Supplies are reportedly running low of the “universal donor” for red cells, needed for emergency transfusions when there is not enough time to check for a patient’s blood type. You can help out this Friday. We are

The Clifford Lambert case has been making headlines, since 2008. Now the amount of money being granted to the two defendants currently defending themselves is raising eyebrows. A former juror, on a past trial in the case says simply too much is being granted to the defendants. Katrina McDowell was known as juror number 12,

It’s been more than two years that 30-year-old Danita Tate of Desert Hot Springs has battled a rare form of cancer in her uterus, called leiomyosarcoma. “It’s taken over. I really feel like I’m being eaten alive here and there’s nothing I can do,” she said. The cancer spread. Nine months ago is when she

Cathedral City’s Environmental Conservations Department’s Kids & Community Program will receive an award for it’s conservation efforts around the city. The American Planning Association (APA) California Chapter announced Wednesday that Cathedral City won its 2012 Grassroots Initiative Award. The program represents a partnership between the Cathedral City Environmental Conservation Department, Cathedral City Elementary and Middle

‘La ciudad de Coachella iniciar un proyecto para la construccin de nuevas aceras que ayudar a que esta comunidad sea ms segura, pero tambin mas saludable. Hoy durante la primer palada de inicio del proyecto, tanto lideres comunitarios, oficiales del ayuntamiento y educadores se dieron cita. Desde el 2008 esta entidad ha asergurado ms de

Across the United States, people are buying so many guns that gun makers are having a hard time keeping up with demand. The experts point to a few reasons why gun sales are surging, and the one most frequently cited has to do with politics. Elise Richmond of Palm Springs is among those locally helping

A new report says fewer felons are skipping out on probation under California’s new criminal justice realignment than under the state’s old parole system. The report obtained by The Associated Press is the first six-month snapshot of trends in all 58 counties. It found less than 4 percent of felons failed to report to their