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Following questions of Turpin children care, Supervisors approve formation of committee to improve social services

The Board of Supervisors today formed a committee that will be tasked with ferreting out where Riverside County inter-agency systems can be improved to better protect vulnerable children and adults, while a former judge informed the board that an investigation into the issues that inspired the committee, involving 13 siblings, is progressing. Board Chair Karen

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2022 Palm Springs International Film Festival line-up released

The 33rd annual Palm Springs International Film Festival (PSIFF) released its line-up of films that will be screened. The festival will screen 129 films from 70 countries, including 32 premieres (4 World, 7 North American, 2 International and 19 U.S.) from January 6-17, 2022.  The line-up includes Talking Pictures, International Feature Film Oscar® Submissions, New Voices New Visions, Modern

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Holiday shipping deadlines

You might want to make sure you’re getting those packages in the mail if you’re sending anything out for Christmas. The United States Postal Service is extremely busy this time of year as they work to get those shipments where they need to be. For one USPS office in Twentynine Palms, it’s never a dull

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Palm Springs cannabis business owner allowed to resume business activities, city expected to revoke license again

Palm Springs has withdrawn a letter revoking the business license of a cannabis business owner who the city accused of running an illegal grow operation. Last month, we reported that the city revoked all three of Joy Brown Meredith’s cannabis business licenses amid allegations that she was illegally cultivating in a space she was not

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The Indio Tamale Festival delights

After a one-year hiatus due to the pandemic, the Indio Tamale Festival is back. “100,000 people at a festival. I mean, it doesn’t get any better and there’s food,” said festival-goer Kraig Karbach. “We’re just looking for more tamales. I think before they run out. Seriously, they’re that good!” The festivities kicked off with the

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Gov. Newsom & acting Gov. Kounalakis issue statement on death of Detective Armando Cantu

Governor Gavin Newsom and Acting Governor Eleni Kounalakis issued the following statement on the death of San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department Detective Armando Cantu: “We are heartbroken to learn of the loss of Detective Armando Cantu. We send our deepest condolences to Detective Cantu’s family and friends, as well as those who served alongside him. Let us

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