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The Palm Springs Police Department is considering a variety of solutions to address an ongoing rise in violent crime citywide. “The gun violence problems in the northern part of our city. That is priority number one. We cannot afford to have people driving through the neighborhood and getting shot,” said PSPD Chief Andy Mills. PSPD
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La meta es aumentar la seguridad y calidad de vida de los que viven en esa zona.
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Increasing clouds overhead through the evening hours but humidity will remain low across the Coachella Valley. jeffreyw / Flickr / CC BY 2.0 It’s been a sunny and warm day across the desert otherwise with high temperatures in the mid-80s, 5° above normal. Slightly warmer temperatures are awaiting tomorrow. A warm and dry Friday with
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A local non-profit raised money for Ukrainian refugees at a rally Thursday in Palm Desert. The Mensch International Foundation, founded by Palm Springs resident Steven Geiger, hosted the Save Ukraine Rally at the Palm Desert Civic Center Park amphitheater. It was to stand in solidarity with Ukraine, get out support and fundraise for refugees, and
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Desert Regional Medical Center in Palm Springs has hit an amazing accomplishment not seen since the start of the pandemic. As of 4:30 p.m. on March 17, 2022, the hospital reports zero COVID-19 patients in-house. The hospital has reported a big decrease in COVID-19 patients in the past month. The January-February spike led to the
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The parents of Nicole Crystal Sinkule continue their efforts to keep their daughter’s murderer behind bars. On October 16, 2005, 25-year-old Sinkule was brutally murdered in her sleep while living in Oceanside. Sinkule’s boyfriend at the time, Eric Nathaniel Marum, was convicted in her death and was serving 16-years to life in prison in Sacramento. In
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Four people accused in the killings of a Coachella Valley couple who vanished nearly five years ago reentered not guilty pleas during an information arraignment on Thursday. Click here for complete coverage on this case The suspects are due back in court for a status conference hearing on May 13 Manuel Rios, 29, of Coachella;
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On Friday, the College of the Desert board of trustees will meet to discuss bond measures, as well as future projects such as the Palm Springs campus. COD’s Palm Springs campus has been in development since 2004 with almost $1 billion raised in tax revenue for construction, according to Palm Springs city spokeswoman Amy Blaisdell.
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Today offshore winds continue to flow across SoCal, prompting a Wind Advisory for mountains and I.E. communities until 11 a.m. It’s been fairly calm across the Valley despite those Santa Ana winds. Those winds will ease as we move into the afternoon, with a front approaching that will provide us with some big changes in
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Matthew Kotz has spent nearly his whole life serving the community. But tonight, it was the community’s turn to honor Kotz. During the women’s quarterfinal match, the BNP Paribas Open had a celebrating heroes feature played on the video board for Kotz. Not just 🎾 celebration inside Stadium 1 today – @BNPPARIBASOPEN honored local Battalion
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A Coachella Valley public health leader was recognized on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives for her work caring for the region’s disadvantaged communities. Rosa Lucas is a nurse practitioner specializing in family medicine. She says her mission since she first arrived in the Coachella Valley in 1985 has been to expand opportunities
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One valley city is featured in a new report as one of the safest cities in California, despite being home to one of the highest number of homicides in the valley last year. According to online safety resource website SafeWise, Cathedral City was #41 on the list of most safe cities in California. It’s the
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For many families in the Coachella Valley, having access to safe and affordable childcare has become rare within the last few years. Riverside County currently has a team called First Five. It’s part of a state program that helps its community’s service partners make sure young children and their families have the support they need.
Continue Reading El representante Ruiz dice que Rosa ha transformado lo que significa servir a su comunidad.
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