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SCE warns customers about a new scam

Southern California Edison is reporting that scammers posing as representatives of the company are going door to door to collect “connection fees.”  SCE says in an attempt to collect payments for these fees, which do not exist, scammers are threatening to shut off services. Jeff Monford, a Senior Advisor with SCE, says that scammers are

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Special Olympics Southern California and ACEing Autism programs returning to the valley

SoCal Adaptive Sports is collaborating with Special Olympics Southern California (SOSC) and ACEing Autism to bring more adaptive sports to the valley this fall.  “These are national organizations. I think it’s really positive for the valley, that we’re now able to work with them,” said Michael Rosenkrantz, the Executive Director of SoCal Adaptive Sports. SoCal

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LifeStream in need of more platelet donors

During the summer months, the LifeStream sees a stark decline in blood donations. This week, the organization reported that they’re seeing a massive shortage in platelet donations. Platelets are a clotting agent that are essential for cancer patients. According to LifeStream, about 50% of their platelet donations go to cancer patients in the valley. In

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Morongo hosts second job fair this month

Morongo is looking to fill their remaining open positions at their last job fair of the month. The positions range from across the Morongo’s resort and restaurants. Some the the job opportunities include: Hosting positions at the Good Times CaféHousekeepingCustodial services Food and beverage staff Candidates are being asked to complete an online application before

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Desert Healthcare District launches fentanyl education campaign with Riverside Public Health

The Desert Healthcare District and Riverside Public Health are introducing their fentanyl education campaign and survey in the City of Indio. “It comes down to saving lives, we need to save lives,” said Wendy Hetherington, principle investigator for the Riverside Overdose Data to Action program. The fentanyl campaign and survey was created to better address

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Opening statements begin in retrial of man accused in 2008 murder of Palm Springs art dealer

A 40-year-old man accused of killing a Palm Springs retiree in 2008 was afflicted with “a feverish need for money,” so he devised a plan to murder and defraud, a prosecutor said today during opening statements in the man’s retrial — while the defendant’s attorney said his client is not guilty because law enforcement failed

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