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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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Palm Springs Airport Committee discusses the expansion of parking capacity and more

The Palm Springs Airport Committee is working to refine daily operations. The committee is in the process of reviewing airport parking capacity and overflow parking. In April, the committee discussed the possibility of implementing a multi-phase project that would expand overflow parking. Improved signage is also a prevalent issue, including the need for bilingual signs. Palm

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Nuestro Desierto program allows valley residents to earn California Naturalist Certification

This summer, valley residents can earn a California Naturalist Certification and college credit through UC Davis by participating in the Nuestro Desierto program. Colin Barrows, the co-founder of the Cactus to Cloud Institute, says that the program is especially beneficial to those who are interested pursuing a career in the environmental field.  “It’s a great

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Teacher’s Appreciation Week: How valley school districts are celebrating as they look to hire more teachers

May marks the beginning of a month of celebration for K-12 staff members across all Coachella Valley school districts. From School Principal’s Day to School Nurse Day, the month symbolizes a time of celebration for those who are working to create healthy and safe learning environments for students. Originally, teachers were given a day of

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