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The Living Desert and partners launch Southern California Wildlife Confiscations Network

The Living Desert  Zoo and Gardens is collaborating with government agencies, aquariums, other zoos and sanctuaries to continue their work to help trafficked wildlife. Their pilot program, The Southern California Wildlife Confiscations Network, led by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA), launches Tuesday, December 5.  Wildlife trafficking

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Colman Domingo to receive Spotlight Actor Award at Palm Springs Film Festival

The Palm Springs International Film Awards  is presenting Colman Domingo with the Spotlight Award, Actor for his performance in the film ‘Rustin.’ The festival’s chairman, Nachhattar Singh Chandi, describes the Emmy award winning actor’s performance as the civil rights activist Bayard Rustin as “career defining.”  The film chronicles the life of Bayard Rustin who, along

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Sculpture of Holocaust survivor at the Tolerance Education Center toppled, suspect arrested

The Tolerance Education Center, located in Rancho Mirage, is speaking out about an incident of vandalism that occurred this month. According to the Tolerance Education Center, a bronze sculpture depicting the center’s founder Earl Greif, was “toppled and damaged” on November 19. Representatives of the center believe that the sculpture, which sheds light on the

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Mayor Oscar Ortiz calls for ceasefire as Israel-Hamas war continues

Indio Mayor Oscar Ortiz is calling for immediate de-escalation and ceasefire in Israel and occupied Palestine.   Mayor Ortiz is actively posting information regarding the conflict and his personal thoughts on the matter on his social media platforms.  The following is an informational graphic that Mayor Ortiz recently shared to his Instagram account:  @oscarforindio Mayor Ortiz,

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Take in the Mid-Century sights during this weekend’s ‘Modernism Week’ in Palm Springs

It’s the event highlighting the architecture that draws thousands to Palm Springs twice a year for ‘Modernism Week’ in October and February. There’s a little bit of something for everyone from educational tidbits, entertainment and of course plenty of tours featuring Mid-century Modern homes. Modernism Week in October spans over four days and features more

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Hundreds of spectators viewed partial solar eclipse from Rancho Mirage Community Park; what to know for the next sighting in April 2024

More than 700 people joined the Rancho Mirage Observatory staff Saturday morning to chase the shadow of the moon.  A partial solar eclipse was visible from around 8 to 11 a.m. “It was fantastic to see for the first time,” said valley resident Sol Accinelli. It’s a natural occurrence that happens almost every six months,

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