Marilyn Monroe is returning to Palm Springs. The city council voted last week to bring back “Forever Marilyn,” the popular 26-foot-tall sculpture that was displayed downtown from 2012 to 2014, according to a statement on the city’s website. This time, the statue – which has been in New Jersey for …
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Redlands-based Esri is providing the U.S. government with software that it’s using to track the Zika virus. The software is being used by the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response, which is part of the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, according to a statement released …
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Perris Mayor Daryl Busch joined officials from the Perris Elementary School District for a ribbon cutting at Clearwater Elementary School. The K-6 grade campus at Nuevo and Murrieta roads cost $30 million to build and will serve 750 students when it opens officially on Aug. 18, according to a statement …
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The Riverside City Council voted Tuesday to place a measure on the Nov. 8 ballot that would raise the city’s sales tax by one cent. The proposal, formally known as the City of Riverside Public Safety and Vital City Services Measure, was approved 5-0, according to the city clerk’s office. …
Read More »By Ed Hoffman Over one week after Hillary Clinton’s interview on Fox News Sunday, people are still talking about it and analyzing her answers. I suppose it’s because they realize the interview exposes her habitual lying about matters of great importance – and, perhaps it’s because they’re legitimately bewildered that …
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Stater Bros. Executive Chairman Jack H. Brown recently received a letter from U.S. Navy Capt. M.S. Ruth, commander of the USS Boxer, thanking Brown for the 277 care packages Stater Bros. donated to that ship earlier this year. Brown, himself a Naval veteran, was thrilled to receive the letter, said …
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