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COD students warned of TB exposure

College of the Desert notified students that one of their own has come down with an active case of tuberculosis. The individual is expected to recover, but other students and staff at COD may have been exposed. While the chance is slim, the college says they are still taking precautions. Dr. Mohammad Alkhatib specializes in

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CVUSD releases statement on firings, student walkouts

Coachella Valley Unified School District released a statement this afternoon regarding this week’s firings of two principals and one vice-principal. The statement fails to mention today’s news of West Shore High School’s principal losing his job. Thestatementreads: In response to some inquiries this morning for some follow-up information from last night’s Board meeting, please consider

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Palm Desert man arrested after break-in

A 22-year-old parolee suspected in several PalmDesert residential break-ins was arrested today. Someone reported a burglary around 10 p.m. Thursday in the 40700 blockof Sandpiper Court. The suspect, later identified as Francisco Granados of PalmDesert, allegedly tried to smash a rear sliding glass door, then ran into anearby residence in the 40900 block of Sandpiper,

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Local home prices on the rise

The median price of a single-family home in RiversideCounty edged up a half-percent last month — the ninth straight month ofincreases throughout the county, the California Association of Realtorsreported today. The median home price countywide was $245,830 in February, compared to$244,780 in January, according to CAR. On a year-to-year level, prices were 22.5 percent higher;

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