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Federal officials say Trump was not in danger after man arrested with illegal weapons near campaign rally in California

By Michelle Watson, Rashard Rose and Holmes Lybrand, CNN (CNN) — A man was arrested on state gun charges Saturday near Donald Trump’s rally in California, but the former president “was not in any danger,” the US Secret Service said in a joint statement with the FBI and the Department of Justice. The man, who authorities say

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Revivals Palm Springs introduces gender neutral clothing displays on National Coming Out Day

Friday, October 11 is National Coming Out Day, an annual LGBT awareness day observed to support anyone “coming out of the closet.” In Palm Springs, Revivals is marking the day by celebrating the community’s rainbow of gender expression. Specifically, the store unveiled new signage on its clothing racks that removes the “men’s” and “women’s” signs that are used to

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Hispanic Councilmember addresses split in Latino support ahead of former President Trump’s visit

Hispanic Cathedral City councilmember Ernesto M. Gutierrez said he will attend former President Trump’s rally on Saturday. “As a Republican councilmember and Hispanic, I’m beyond thrilled that Former President Donald J. Trump will be here in our valley,”  Gutierrez said. “I will be attending his rally and I’m completely excited about it. Our Latino community needs

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Indio Police officers investigate shooting after gunshot victim checks into hospital

Investigators were seeking information on a shooting that happened Thursday afternoon in Indio. They confirmed with News Channel 3 that a person with a gunshot wound checked into JFK Hospital around 4:00 p.m. The person was listed in critical but stable condition. Indio Police officers said the victim wasn’t cooperating with the investigation, but investigators

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I-Team: Elderly parole pushback

California is looking for more ways to thin out the prison population. One way is elderly parole consideration. If an inmate is 50 years old and has served 20 consecutive years of their sentence, they could be eligible. This state law affects victims who were previously told their offenders would never be released. “Never did

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