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Palm Springs USO moves to new home
Where: U.S. Customs building, 210 N. El Cielo Road, Palm Springs. Adjacent to the Palm Springs International Airport terminal.
Two Charities Combine To Help Strays
Newt came to the Coachella Valley Animal Campus from the parking lot of the Westfield Palm Desert mall with an old broken leg that had to be amuptated.
Moderate to strong gusty west winds in the mountains and deserts visited Riverside County today and will stay in the area through early Sunday afternoon, according to the National Weather Service.
Cathedral City council recruiting youth to participate in commissions/committees
In an effort to increase youth input into the city's projects and activities, the Cathedral City Council is inviting students to participate on several of its commissions and committees.
Alleged Bank Robber Remains Free On Bail
A Thousand Palms man accused of robbing a bank north of Palm Desert remained free on $25,000 bail Thursday.
Man suspected of selling stolen golf equipment online
Raudel Castillo is accused of taking golf equipment from his place of employment and selling it online, authorities said.
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Rain brings sweet deals for cat and dog lovers
Riverside County Animal Services employees are set to celebrate the expected rain on Tuesday by splashing, er, slashing prices on pet adoptions, it was recently announced.
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Thousand Palms: Infant dies in three-car crash
Authorities today released the name of 9-month-old Coachella girl killed in a three-vehicle collision on westbound Interstate 10 in Thousand Palms.
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Thousand Palms: Three-car crash sends five to area hospitals
One person was in critical condition today following a three-vehicle collision on the westbound 10 Freeway in Thousand Palms, a Riverside County Fire Department spokeswoman said.
Allene Arthur: Palm Springs dwellers share stories of their arrivals
Here are more stories from grads of Palm Springs High School, classes 1960 and 1961, when asked by questionnaires about what originally brought them to greater Palm Springs.
TV Media Consolidation grows in 2012
It has become more and more common for TV markets like San Francisco and Los Angeles to have two, or even three TV stations now owned by the same media companies.
Valley pitches clean-energy opportunities
Brad Williams, president of Solar Service Center in Thousand Palms, got local investors to back a company-funded solar leasing program.
Mr. James Houston today announced the merger of CBS Local 2 News with Gulf-California Broadcast Company's KESQ-TV, News Channel 3, effective immediately.
East Valley Residents Camp Out for Coachella Fest Passes
East valley residents are camping out Friday night at the Riverside County Fairgrounds to get a coveted Coachella Music Festival ticket.
Shelters look to adopt out senior, special-needs pets
Nicknamed "Tripod," this three-legged labrador retriever has been living at Animal Care Center of Indio and is ready to be adopted into a good home.
Mastro trove hits TV on eve of bankruptcy auction
Artifacts of the Champagne lifestyle of missing Seattle real estate developer Michael R. Mastro and his wife, Linda, will be auctioned tomorrow in Palm Desert, Calif., by the James G. Murphy Auction Co.
Strong winds hitting area north of Interstate 10
Strong winds will hit the area north of Interstate 10 this afternoon, but they won't be as bad as... Strong winds will hit the area north of Interstate 10 this afternoon, but they won't be as bad as Saturday's windstorm, according to the National Weather Service.
Sign up for CERT refresher course
In a rivalry game that some thought wouldn't be much of a contest, the La Quinta High School boys'... Two new TV reality shows are set to be shot in Palm Springs and Rancho Mirage over the next month.
Police Blotter: Armed Robbery, Motorcycle Crash
Wednesday, Jan. 11 No significant incidents. Tuesday, Jan. 10 12:57 a.m.: Officers received a call of a past robbery that occurred in an alley near the intersection of Monterey Ave and Fred Waring Dr.