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We are just 3 weeks away until the Primary election on June 7. One of the big races for State Assembly includes the newly drawn 47th district. This year’s candidates include: Christy Holstege, Democrat, City Councilmember/BusinesswomanJamie Swain, Democrat, Truck Driver/BusinesswomanGary Michaels, Republican, E-rate Company OwnerGreg Wallis, Republican, Assemblymember’s District Director From left to right: Christy
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Cooler than yesterday, Palm Springs topped out in the upper 90s this afternoon. Still, temperatures will remain warm through the evening hours. For your Taco Tuesday dinner plans, the wind will be a factor with gusts near 30 MPH, similar to yesterday. Wind speeds will relax on Wednesday as temperatures rebound into the triple digits.
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Local residents are guarding the statue of the former Palm Springs Mayor Frank Bogert in front of City Hall. Physically stopping the city from putting the statue into storage since 7 a.m. Tuesday. City officials said if the protestors don’t leave by dark Tuesday night, they’ll get what they want which is for a judge
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Twin brothers charged in connection with the murder of a Palm Springs resident during a hold-up outside an outlet mall in Cabazon have been extradited to Riverside County. Elijah Ray Burt, 19, and Emanuel Rick Burt, 19, were arrested in Las Vegas in late April. Elijah has been charged with murder while Emanuel is charged with conspiracy
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BluChip NFT is a subsidiary of Art Coin Int. and they are introducing an innovative platform that will allow buyers to purchase non-fungible tokens also known as NFTs that are tethered to an original fine art painting or sculpture. On May 23rd, 2022, BluChip will host the first virtual NFT Auction with pieces that are housed in
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By ELLIOT SPAGAT Associated Press SAN DIEGO (AP) — U.S. authorities on Monday announced the discovery of a major drug smuggling tunnel on Mexico’s border, running the length of a football field on U.S. soil to a warehouse in an industrial area. The secret passage from Tijuana to San Diego featured rail and ventilation systems,
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The statue of former Palm Springs Mayor Frank Bogert will be removed from the front of city hall on Tuesday. The statue will be moved to storage in the City Yard. Bogert was one of Palm Springs’ most famous cowboys and a major figure in the city’s history. He served as the city’s mayor from
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Yesterday we topped out at 101, but today we should remain in the 90s for daytime highs. A weak front passed by late yesterday, enhancing winds overnight an into early this morning. Those winds have backed off, but we did clock some impressive gusts overnight. A Wind Advisory for areas of LA and Ventura counties
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John Kosareff has dealt with a man squatting in his Sky Valley Resort home since July 2020. The resort community there is rallying behind the homeowner and has been willing to picket to get the squatter out. “Slob is kind of a harsh word, but that’s what it is. He’s a slob,” said Kosareff. “The
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This Monday is cooler than the weekend heat we felt but still above average. This evening will remain very warm, even past sunset at 7:41 p.m., only cooling into the upper 80s around 9:00 p.m. Sunny and dry conditions will prevail this week with high pressure remaining in place. A few shortwaves will move across
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A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held for Sea View Elementary School’s newly renovated field. The renovation project added a new field, baseball courts, and soccer fields. Before the renovations, the school’s baseball backstop was in poor condition and the field had no soccer goalposts. The school lacked an adequate play area and did not have any
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The month of May marks mental health awareness month, and the demand for mental health services continues as we come out of the pandemic. The World Health Organization found that during the first year of the pandemic, anxiety and depression increased by 25 percent globally. Here in the Coachella Valley, experts say they’ve seen a
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California energy officials are warning the state will likely have an energy shortage that could result in rolling blackouts this summer. As drought, extreme heat and wildfires challenge California’s energy reliability, projections show a potential shortage of 1,700 megawatts of power statewide – the equivalent of power to 1.3 million homes. Officials said it would
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By AMY TAXIN, KEN RITTER and DEEPA BHARATH LAGUNA WOODS, Calif. (AP) — A gunman in a deadly attack at a Southern California church was a Chinese immigrant motivated by hate for Taiwanese people, authorities said. The shooter killed Dr. John Cheng, 52, and wounded five others during a lunch held by Irvine Taiwanese Presbyterian
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