Palm Springs broke ground Friday on its long-planned downtown park. A ceremony began at 9 a.m. at the site of the future 1.5-acre park, across from the Palm Springs Art Museum on Museum Drive and Museum Way, according to a statement on the city’s website. City Council members, Police Chief …
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Construction has begun on a project that will bring recycled water to three parks in Apple Valley. The reclaimed water will be used only for irrigation of grass and plants, and it will be moved through pipelines to Lenny Brewster Park, Civic Center Park and Thunderbird Park, according to a …
Read More »About 800 students are expected to attend the upcoming STEMapalooza Student Conference, scheduled to be held Nov. 1 at San Bernardino Valley College. High school and middle school students in San Bernardino County will spend the day studying exhibits that show the importance of science, technology, mathematics and engineering, according …
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Palm Springs is claiming some success in its battle against homelessness. Two hundred and thirty two homeless individuals have found a permanent place to live during the past three years because of programs put in place by the city, according to a statement on the Palm Springs website. Seven hundred …
Read More »Riverside expects to receive money from the state that it would use to improve health, economic opportunity and the environment in the city’s Eastside neighborhood, and it wants to know how residents there believe the money should be spent. Two public meetings in which the Transformative Climate Communities grants will …
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The Fourth District supervisor, formerly a state assemblyman and mayor of Chino Hills, spoke with IE Business Daily recently about a number of issues. Q: How would you describe yourself politically? A: I’m a Republican, but I consider myself a moderate. I believe both sides are supposed to work together …
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