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Local Jewish community reacts to alleged shooter of two Jewish men in LA arrested in the valley

The local Jewish community is speaking out after a Riverside County man, accused of shooting two Jewish men in Los Angeles, was arrested in the valley. And now, he’s facing federal hate crime charges. Related story: Man accused of shooting two Jewish men leaving LA synagogues arrested in Cathedral City https://youtu.be/t7mfoIzyUb0 Rabbi Steven Rosenberg led Friday

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Cathedral City hosts Rainbow Crossing Paint Party ahead of upcoming pride celebration

Cathedral City hosted its Rainbow Crossing Paint Party Saturday morning. Community members were invited to come and repaint the rainbow crosswalks near the city hall. The repainting party happened in preparation for the city’s 7th annual Cathedral City LGBT Days, March 3-5, in Downtown Cathedral City. For more information on Cathedral City LGBT Days, you

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Barbara Sinatra Children’s Center and America Ninja Warrior, Flip Rodriguez raise awareness for Child Abuse at ‘Be a Hero’ 5K

The Barbara Sinatra Children’s Center hosted its second ‘Be a Hero 5k’ run to help fight child abuse. Over 200 people from the Coachella Valley and across the country participated in this year’s event. Saturday’s run helped fundraise for the Barbara Sinatra Children’s Center, that provides resources for neglected or abused children. American Ninja Warrior,

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Not done yet, Palm Desert boys soccer advances to D5 CIF-SS Championship

The Aztecs continue to make history on the pitch. Palm Desert beat Norco in penalties, 4-3, to punch their ticket to the CIF-SS Division 5 championship. BELIEVE – PD wins 4-3 in PKs and will host CIF ⚽️ Final @latsondheimer @BlakeArthur24 @shad_powers @pdhsofficial pic.twitter.com/7c54fNnlG1— Chuck Mazet (@MrMazet) February 19, 2023 This is the farthest any

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A celebration of stories supporting transgender and nonbinary youth

The Palm Springs Public Library has books that highlight stories of transgender and nonbinary people. The Palm Springs Human Rights Commission chose community leaders and Mayor Grace Garner to read children’s books in the library’s youth room which spoke to gender identity awareness among youth. The Commission called the event, A celebration of stories supporting transgender and non-binary

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Local holocaust survivor shares her life story with students, weighs in on recent LA hate crime attack

A local holocaust survivor is weighing on the alleged hate crime targeting two Jewish men in Los Angeles.  Charges against the suspect were announced as Rickie Taras was sharing her life story with students at Sacred Heart School in Palm Desert.  Taras shared old photos and detailed her experience growing up under Nazi rule. She says

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Man accused of shooting two Jewish men leaving LA synagogues arrested in Cathedral City

The Department of Justice filed federal hate crime charges against a Riverside County man accused of shooting two Jewish men as they left synagogues in Los Angeles earlier this week. The shootings happened in the Pico-Robertson district less than 24 hours apart. On Thursday, authorities arrested Jaime Tran, 28, formerly of Riverside, in the Cathedral

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Amazon: workers ‘doing well’ after hazmat response to Beaumont Amazon warehouse

On Friday morning, representatives from Amazon’s Public Relations Team released this statement: “Out of an abundance of caution, a haz-mat crew responded to our site when three employees reported skin irritation after being in a particular cargo trailer. Those employees were treated for the short-term irritation and are thankfully doing well. We stopped work in

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