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NEW YORK – Gatorade hasdropped Tiger Woods from its advertising campaigns. The Gatorade endorsement revelation comes weeks after Gatorade said it was discontinuing a Tiger-named beverage. A spokesperson for the drink, sold by PepsiCo Inc., confirmed late Friday that it had ended its relationship with the golfer. “We no longer see a role for Tiger

LOS ANGELES -Gary Coleman has a seizure while on the set of the news magazine show “The Insider.” People.com reports Coleman is being treated at a Los Angeles hospital. Coleman suffered a seizure on the set and received medical attention fromTV Doctor Drew Pinsky who was sitting next to him. The forty one year old

INDIO -Thousands of Adam Lambert fans are expected in Indio Saturday for his sold-out concert at the Fantasy Springs Resort Casino. Lambert’s popularity has soared since his loss to Kris Allen on “American Idol” last May. Fans will be coming from all over the world, including Thailand, Australia, Canada and Mexico to see the sold-out

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PALM DESERT-A convicted sex offender from Palm Desert is in custody. Police tracked 66-year-old John Buford Daniel for a month using an undercover detective. They’re not saying what specific incident led to his arrest yesterday, but he’s now accused of assault to commit rape and attempted kidnapping. Daniel was arrested in December for failing to

CATHEDRAL CITY- With a unanimous vote Wednesday night, Cathedral City Council Members declare fiscal emergency. The City has $10 million in reserves but says if things continue to be the way they are, the City will deplete the reserves and be $3 million in the red. The Council also voted unanimously to put a1% sales

WASHINGTON- President Barack Obama has opened the high-stakes health-care summit he hopes will break the political gridlock stalling a medical system overhaul. His high expectations rested on a virtually unprecedented gathering of key congressional Democrats and Republicans, taking seats at his invitation at a hollow square table with name placards in a brightly lit room

SALTON CITY – Over the past few months, there has been some shaking going on around the Southland. The small quakes are nothing compared to what the U.S. Geological Survey predicts to eventually hit our area. Now, one west valley school is doing all they can to make sure their students are taken care of

VANCOUVER, B.C. – Actor Andrew Koenig, who had been missing since February 14, committed suicide, his father told reporters after his son’s body was found Thursday in a park in Vancouver, British Columbia. “My son took his own life,” Walter Koenig said at a news conference in the park. The body of the former “Growing

INDIO -An art dealer accused of conspiring with five others to bilk a Palm Springs retiree — who is missing and presumed dead — out of his financial assets, pleaded guilty today to fraud-related charges and was sentenced to five years in prison. Russell Herbert Manning, 68, of San Francisco, entered his plea to Riverside

PALM DESERT -Palm Desert is the latest city to come on board and adopt a resolution endorsing the Coachella Valley Regional Earthquake Warning System better known as CREWS. All other valley cities have endorsed the system. Local lawmakers, the County Supervisor John Benoit and Congresswoman Mary Bono has also backed the measure. You can read

PALM DESERT -Riverside county is participating in a 3-year U.S. Department of Agriculture pilot project to determine if high tunnels , also known as hoop houses , are effective in improving water efficiency , increasing production , and providing conservation benefits. “We want to study the environmental benefits,” Natural Resources Conservation Services (NCRS) Conservationist ,

By News Channel 3newsline3@kesq.com RIVERSIDE -The Riverside County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday will consider offering a reward of up to $100,000 for information about booby-traps that were set twice since December at the offices of the San Jacinto Gang Task Force. “Police officers put their lives on the line every day for residents of

FRESNO -Authorities say two Fresno County deputies have been shot during an unspecified investigation in Northern California. A sheriff’s spokesman says one has now died from his injuries, the other is in critical condition. Authorities say the shooter fired more shots after barricading himself in a house that has been surrounded in the community of

PALM SPRINGS -A sheriff’s deputy was involved in a crash today on a Palm Springs roadway but escaped serious injury, authorities said. The crash was reported around 12:45 p.m. on El Cielo Road at Baristo Road, Palm Springs police said. The deputy, who works in the court services division, reported minor injuries, according to Deputy

LA QUINTA -La Quinta and Palm Desert residents who replace the grass on their front lawns with drought-tolerant desert plants can get a rebate on their water bills, the Coachella Valley Water District announced today. Water district customers who replace up to 1,000-square feet of grass with drought-tolerant plants and install weather-based sprinklers are eligible

INDIO – An early morning fire hit nearly18 storage units at a facility in Indio, this morning. Fire crews arrives at Adobe Storage on Date Avenue in Indio around 6:20, this morning, where they found smoke and flames pouring from several units. They contained the fire about 30 minutes later. The cause of the fire

ORLANDO -Cars are lining up to get into the parking lot at SeaWorld Orlando as it reopens a day after a whale dragged its trainer from a platform and killed her. A sign at the parking attendants booth says Shamu Stadium, where the killer whales perform, is still closed. Meantime,officials say trainers had to coax

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PALM DESERT -A storm headed for the Southland today, threatening heavy downpours, thunderstorms, waterspouts, flash flooding and mud slides late Friday night and again Saturday, forecasters said. The lower deserts may be spared the brunt of it, expecting only a trace to a fraction of an inch of rain. Evacuations may be ordered for communities