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Heightened security at Coachella

Thoughts of the the bombing in Boston are certainly on the minds of people at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. The second weekend of the huge rock concert is underway at the Empire Polo grounds in Indio. 80,000 people will to attend the sold-out festival that runs through Sunday. According to an analysis

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Palm Springs 75th Anniversary

It’s a birthday party 75 years in the making. Workers and event planners are putting together the finishing touches of the Palm Springs 75th Anniversary celebration at the O’donnell Golf Course in Palm Springs. There will be food stands, live music and a fireworks show. The celebration begins Saturday at 3 O’clock Saturday afternoon and

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Cal Fire prepares for wildfire season

Low snow and rain totals throughout Southern California this winter has firefighters on high alert. The dry conditions paired with typical Santa Ana winds could produce a particularly bad wildfire season in the Southland, and it’s certainly put firefighters on high alert. As part of continued training and preparation for the upcoming 2013 wildfire season,

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Arias trial: Witness claims Jodi Arias was not battered woman

Testimony has resumed in Jodi Arias’ murder trial as a defense attorney attacks the credibility of a prosecution witness who says the defendant wasn’t a battered woman and doesn’t suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder. Clinical psychologist Janeen DeMarte is testifying as a prosecution rebuttal witness after the defense rested its case. Arias’ attorneys portrayed her

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Linda Gaston: 1947-2013

Linda Gaston, Community Affairs Director and receptionist at Gulf-California Broadcast Company, has died after a long battle with cancer. As our Community Affairs Director, she helped keep our stations in touch with the many charitable organizations in the Coachella Valley. As our receptionist, Linda was the first voice you heard on the telephone when you

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Las pruebas preliminares de una sustancia sospechosa en una carta dirigida al presidente Barack Obama indican que se trata de ricino, dijo el FBI el mircoles

Desde el ntrax y los ataques terroristas del 11 de septiembre del 2001, el venenoso ricino ha sido catalogado junto a otros agentes bioterroristas porque proviene de una planta relativamente comn y parece fcil de producir. Pero la realidad es que el ricino ha creado muchos ms sustos que vctimas y es un veneno que

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