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La Quinta City Officials confirm status of original Talus Developer, clearing path for the stalled project

La Quinta city officials are putting to rest an ongoing dispute between interested Talus developers On Friday, News Channel 3’s Jeff Stahl covered the back and forth between the existing developer, Robert Green and the new potential developer, Christopher George. The two defended their rights to the Talus development, but La Quinta city officials have

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Organizadores de la Peregrinación de la Virgen de Guadalupe del Valle de Coachella coordinan su primer evento para recaudar fondos

 La peregrinación es un evento muy concurrido donde se reúnen miles de personas cada 12 de diciembre aquí en el valle de Coachella. Los fieles caminan más de 30 millas desde la Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Soledad en Palm Springs. Sonia González es una de las organizadoras de la peregrinación que se realiza

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Desert Business Association gives $100K to local Restaurants at NGLCC Conference

Palm Springs Convention Center is hosting one of the largest LGBTQ+ business conferences from July 30 to August 2. The National LGBT Chamber of Commerce (NGLCC) International Business & Leadership conference connects the LGBT business community to expand economic opportunities. The Desert Business Association (DBA) is giving away $100,000 to local restaurants and bars at

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City of La Quinta and new developer refute Robert Green’s claim to continue building the long-delayed luxury resort

UPDATE FRIDAY AUG 2, 2024: The City of La Quinta and Developer Chris George released separate statements Friday refuting developer Robert Green’s Thursday comments and taking issue with his right to continue building the Talus properties. In a statement, George said: “It was extremely disheartening, although not surprising, to learn of Robert Green’s false and

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Back-to-School: Officials discuss safety

With the new school year just around the corner, officials are reminding everyone to be vigilant. Increased traffic, especially around schools, calls for heightened awareness and caution. “Everyone is excited about getting back to school and we want to make sure everyone’s first day is a great day,” said Alex Borrego, PSUSD’s director of security

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Trading humidity for heat this weekend

An Excessive Heat Warning goes into effect tomorrow, lasting through Monday as humidity wanes and high pressure assumes control of the forecast. Humidity still lingers today, with that monsoonal flow continuing to bring a slight chance of scattered showers and isolate thunderstorms. Highs will top our near 110 today, but then we turn the thermostat

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