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2 arrested in deadly shooting in Sacramento's Greenhaven neighborhood in April
SACRAMENTO – Two suspects have been arrested in connection with a deadly shooting in Sacramento's Greenhaven neighborhood in April, the police department said Wednesday. On April 29, police responded to Riverside Boulevard and 43rd Avenue, just off Interstate 5, around 3 a.m. for reports that a person was shot. Police said the man later died at the hospital after suffering at least one gunshot wound.
Magnitude 2.8 Earthquake Strikes Near San Jacinto
SAN JACINTO (CNS) – A 2.8-magnitude earthquake was recorded near San Jacinto at 8:12 a.m. Wednesday, the U.S. Geological Survey reported. There were no reports of damage or injuries. The USGS had preliminarily said the temblor was of a 3.1 magnitude, but later downgraded its strength to 2.8. The...
Border Patrol agents discover 450 pounds of liquid methamphetamine in fuel tank
INDIO, Calif. – El Centro Sector Border Patrol agents arrested a 31-year-old male Mexican citizen suspected of smuggling 450 pounds of methamphetamine. The total value of the drugs seized is estimated to be $540,000. On July 8, at approximately 2 p.m., agents stopped an orange Freightliner semitruck traveling northbound...
Make a Splash! This Indian Wells Resort Is the Destination of Summer
Renaissance Esmeralda Has Everything You Need for a Sun-Drenched Family Vacation. Eat, sleep, beach, repeat may be the SoCal motto, but if you and your family are craving a little sun and pool time this summer, we know just the place. Renaissance Esmeralda Resort & Spa, Indian Wells is a desert oasis brimming with amenities and activities perfect for a summertime escape. Imagine splashing in sparkling pools, enjoying dive-in movies with your kids and unwinding under the desert sky. There’s even yoga, golf and tennis—not to mention a posh spa designed to sooth the mind, body and soul. Intrigued? This Indian Wells resort is the perfect destination for a family getaway. Dive deeper to discover six reasons why Renaissance Esmeralda goes beyond the expected, transforming your summer vacation into a memory you won’t forget.
Hospital deal may block some health services for Coachella Valley residents, critics say
As Tenet Health inches closer to signing a new 30-year lease to operate Desert Regional Medical Center, a non-compete clause in the deal is drawing concern from community leaders who worry it could get in the way of efforts to provide some health services for Coachella Valley residents. What the clause states ...
PSUSD Hosts Diversity, Racial Equity Conference
PSUSD to Host Third Annual Diversity and Racial Equity Conference. Breakfast is included, and there will be raffle prizes as well. Doors open at 8 a.m., so arrive early to enjoy the community partner tables and grab your seat. Admission is free and open to all. Breakout Session #1: (all...
‘First Responders Day’ at Tram
‘First Responders Days’ Set at Palm Springs Aerial Tramway. According to Tramway General Manager Nancy Nichols, “The Tramway is greatly appreciative of the hard-work and dedication first responders put in every day. A day at the Tramway is our way of saying ‘thank you’ and wishing them—along with their family and friends—a relaxing and enjoyable experience.”
Roadwork in Desert Hot Springs will cause closures. Here's what to know
Desert Hot Springs and Riverside County have started working on repairs to two roads in the northern part of the city, Mission Lakes Boulevard and Little Morongo Road. They will result in some road closures. On Tuesday, the city council unanimously authorized a construction agreement with Vance Corporation for a...
Native Foods owners facing challenges, but remain committed to community and compassionate cuisine
After a decade of working at Native Foods, the local vegan eatery that opened in 1994 and expanded into a popular vegan chain spanning six states, Misti Rausch and Sean Reynolds saw it as more than just a job – it was a way of life. Their passion for providing vegan food and educating the community was so evident that many of their patrons assumed they were the owners.
New Year’s Fentanyl Poisoning Suspect to Face Trial
A trial date was set in the case of a Cathedral City man suspected in the fentanyl poisoning death of a then-22-year-old man on New Year’s Day two years ago. A murder trial for Riley Jacob Hagar, 27, will get underway at the Larson Justice Center in Indio on Sept. 6, according to the case report.
Yucca Valley Town Council discusses future projects and use of funds
The Yucca Valley Town Council meeting kicked off with a review of the Capital Improvement Plan. Presented by Public Works Director Alex Qishta, the five-year CIP identifies various public infrastructure projects, their planning schedule, and financing options. Examples include the Aquatics and Recreation Center, the Community Center Athletic Facility, the Highway 62 Monument Sign, improvements to the Senior Center, the slurry/crack seal project, various road widening projects, and more.
Motorcyclist Killed in Collision at San Jacinto Intersection Identified
A motorcyclist who was fatally injured in a collision at a San Jacinto intersection was identified Friday as a 25-year-old Perris man. Jose Cornejo Casas was killed about 7:45 a.m. Thursday at East Seventh and Hewitt streets, according to the California Highway Patrol. The agency said that Casas’ motorcycle collided...
Governor Newsom Signs Groundbreaking Classroom Pronoun Legislation Amidst Controversy
Governor Newsom Signs Groundbreaking Classroom Pronoun Legislation Amidst Controversy. Five months after the Palm Springs City Council’s decision to reduce taxes and cap new cannabis dispensaries, local businesses are experiencing varied effects. Some, like 808 Brains Dispensary, feel pressure from existing competition despite benefiting from the new regulations. Others, such as Madness Dispensary, appreciate the tax relief, which has eased financial burdens. The city’s proactive compliance efforts aim to ensure stability among operating dispensaries, but the challenge remains for many to stay afloat amid a saturated market.
Traffic stop leads to drug bust in Yucca Valley
YUCCA VALLEY — A traffic stop at Mohawk Trail and Sunnyslope Drive about 8:30 a.m. Thursday, July 11, led to the arrest of William Findsen, 61, of Yucca Valley. Findsen is jailed at the West Valley Detention Center on suspicion of drug possession for sale. He is also being held on five warrants from Riverside County for sale or transportation of methamphetamine, possession of drugs, possession of methamphetamine for sale and driving while his license was suspended for driving under the influence.
Wednesday Water Round-Up for 7/17: HDWD and JBWD
Directors at Yucca Valley’s Hi-Desert Water District meet in regular session at 4 o’clock today (July 17, 2024). Down the road in Joshua Tree, the Joshua Basin Water District board meets at 5:30 p.m. Among the many items on today’s agenda at the Hi-Desert Water District is a...
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