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If you were surprised by your high gas bill this month, Southern California Gas company says you may see some relief. Customers have reported seeing higher natural gas bills while their usage remains the same. Some Coachella Valley businesses and homeowners associations are even cutting back on servicing amenities such as pools and spas. Andrew
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Riverside County congratulated five Coachella Valley students who were accepted to prestigious Universities with full-ride scholarships. “Congrats Divan @LQBlackhawks, Emiliano & Emma Palm Desert High @DesertSandsUSD, Carla Coachella Valley High @CVUnified, and Priscila Cathedral City High @PSUSD!!👏🎉🎓#Classof2023,” posted by Riverside County Office of Education on Twitter. Carla De Leon from Coachella Valley High, who was
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Dewayne Patterson is a walking bucket. The senior point guard for Rancho Mirage says he didn’t choose basketball, basketball chose him. “What’s there not to love,” said Patterson. “You bounce the ball and it bounces right back to you. It’s one of the most loyal things in the world.” Don’t normally shoot these anymore but
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The clouds cleared, and temperatures were able to warm about 3° compared to yesterday afternoon. This evening will maintain clear conditions with a steady cooling into the low 50s around 10:00 p.m. A Frost Advisory will go into effect at midnight for the Inland Empire through 8:00 a.m. Wednesday. Widespread frost is possible as temperatures
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Dicho acuerdo permitirá que las autoridades prevengan que nuevos inquilinos se muden al lugar.
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The prosecution closed its case Wednesday in the Palm Springs quadruple murder retrial for Jose Larin Garcia with a focus on the victims. Larin Garcia is accused of murdering four people in Palm Springs in 2019. His first trial ended with a deadlocked jury. In her pointed closing argument, prosecutor and Deputy District Attorney Samantha
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The Board of Supervisors today approved a compact with a Coachella Valley Indian tribe that will permit Riverside County authorities to initiate enforcement measures intended to prevent the repopulation of a dilapidated mobile home park rife with hazards. “It’s been a long time coming,” Supervisor Manuel Perez said. “This will help us with enforcement efforts
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A former Coachella Valley Unified School District teacher who repeatedly sexually assaulted a child was bound for state prison today to serve a sentence of 36 years to life behind bars. Luis Alfonso Martinez, 43, of La Quinta, was convicted last month of two counts each of lewd acts on a minor and oral copulation
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People who have lost their loved ones to COVID-19 are invited to partake in a remembrance event at Civic Center Park in Palm Desert on Saturday, Feb. 4. from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Organizers say that the purpose of this event is to provide a platform, “…for those who would like to express how
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Several Harry Styles fans flocked to Acrisure Arena on Monday to get an early buy on the “Love On Tour” merchandise. Merchandise is being sold to fans ahead of the shows on both nights. Harry Styles will be performing on January 31 and February 1. A big question if you plan to go, what am
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The Pacific storm that moved through yesterday and overnight is now to our southeast, and we’ll see clearing and dry conditions. That system did bring trace amounts of rain to the Valley, with more significant rainfall elsewhere around SoCal. A Wind Advisory remains in effect from the San Gorgonio Pass all the way to the
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Desert X is returning to the Coachella Valley with its fourth edition of the site-specific, international exhibit. It’s opening day is set for March 4 and the event will run through May 7, 2023. Eleven artists will participate and create exhibits throughout the Coachella Valley. Some are based in California, while others are traveling from
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The owner of I Heart Mac & Cheese in downtown Palm Springs has filed a vandalism report with police following an incident early Sunday morning. News Channel 3 obtained security camera footage from the restaurant which shows a man and a woman pushing drinking glasses off of a counter, which sent paper confetti and broken
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A pocas horas que termine el plazo para inscripciones a Covered California, representantes esperan que latinos accedan al seguro medico. Autoridades recalcan la importancia de tener un seguro médico sobre todo después de lecciones dejadas por la Pandemia cuando miles de personas resultaron endeudadas por no poseer el servicio. Con la ayuda del gobierno a
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