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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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*Updated March 16, 2022 at 6:00 p.m. An 83-year-old man was killed in a fire that destroyed two mobile homes early Wednesday morning in Sky Valley. The fire was reported at 12:27 a.m on the 69200 block of Parkside Drive. Crews arrived and found a double-wide mobile home fully engulfed inside the Desert Crest Country
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It’s been a beautiful and breezy day around the valley. Here’s a look at some of the wind gusts recorded around the desert: Skies will remain clear through the night as yesterday’s passing trough continues its eastward track. A similar temperature setup will be felt tomorrow before another quick warmup to close out the workweek.
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Maksim Khorin is a 12-year-old boy from Ukraine who was able to escape his home country along with his grandparents. They were able to flee Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv, and head to the Poland border as the Russian invasion was starting. They soon after made their way to the Coachella Valley by plane. The three of them
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Four Coachella Valley High School students received scholarships from BNP Paribas and Bank of West. On Wednesday, the banks hosted a special event at Coachella Valley High School in Thermal to award its 6th Annual BNP Paribas Open scholarships to Samantha Campos, Fernando Ruiz-Chavez, Justin Garnica, and Lydia Rodriguez. The students are part of CVHS’
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FIND Food Bank, a hunger-relief nonprofit organization, received a $125,000 donation from members of the Hideaway Golf Club in La Quinta, it was announced today. Individual residents of the club came together to raise funds for the food bank, with the donation equaling approximately 562,500 meals, according to FIND spokeswoman Kayleen Sullivan. The donation comes
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A trough of low pressure moved through overnight, bringing partly cloudy skies and some gusty winds overnight and into the morning hours. As that trough now moves out winds are settling down a bit. Gusts reached nearly 30mph in the Valley early this morning and well above that in the high desert. It will remain
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Briana DeAztlan is a local woman tasked with making sure Tennis Paradise lives up to its name. One of four flower walls on site at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden. A graduate of La Quinta high school and the esteemed Parsons School of Design in New York, she’s a successful business woman in charge of bringing
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El camino para la familia Barrón está lleno de incertidumbre por lo que piden apoyo de la comunidad.
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