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Nueve residentes del sur de California acusados de tráfico de drogas en Estados Unidos, México y Canadá

Nueve residentes del sur de California, incluidos tres del condado de Riverside, han sido acusados en acusaciones federales contra un presunto oleoducto de drogas en el que presuntos miembros de una red de crimen organizado importaron cientos de libras de cocaína y otros narcóticos desde México a través de Los Ángeles para su exportación a

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PSUSD students recognized for perseverance at Every Student Succeeding Awards

Some local students were recognized for their academic success. Students from each of Palm Springs Unified School District’s elementary, middle, and high schools were nominated by their school principals.  The Palm Springs Leadership Association, which is made up of PSUSD administrators and managers, honored the students during the Every Student Succeeding Awards on Monday. “Why these students

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California lawmakers introduce two children’s social media safety bills

This week, California Attorney General Rob Bonta, Senator Nancy Skinner (D-Berkely)  and Assemblymember Buffy Wicks (D-Oakland) introduced the Protecting Youth from Social Media Addiction Act (SB 976) and the California Children’s Data Privacy Act (AB 1949).  According to the Attorney General’s Office, these new bills would address the harms of social media addiction and provide

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5 suspects arrested in desert west of Victorville killings in dispute over marijuana, sheriff’s officials say

SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. (AP) — Five men have been arrested in the investigation surrounding six bodies found last week at a remote dirt crossroads west of Victorville. The dispute was over marijuana, sheriff’s officials said Monday. Authorities discovered the bodies in the Mojave Desert outside El Mirage after someone called 911 and said he had been shot,

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Union president responds to accusations he ‘physically attacked’ COD board member; says ‘entire scenario was staged.’

Joe Duffle, president of the United Food and Commercial Workers Union Local 1167, is responding to allegations he attacked Former College of the Desert President and current COD Board member Joel Kinnamon, Ed.D., at a political gathering over the weekend, telling News Channel 3 the accusations are “false and a gross misrepresentation of the facts.”

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Panorama neighborhood experiencing mailbox thefts

Residents in Cathedral City’s Panorama neighborhood and surrounding communities are on high alert following a recent surge in mailbox thefts. Thieves have been specifically targeting mailboxes, making off with sensitive information such as bills, checks, and even identity documents. W-2 forms and other tax-related documents are expected to arrive in mailboxes shortly. This criminal activity

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