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Arrest Made In 2011 Murder Of Woman Found In Coachella Corn Field
Authorities Friday said a Mexican citizen remained behind bars in connection with the 2011 murder of a 19-year-old Indio woman whose body was found in a corn field in Coachella.
6 hrs ago | KESQ-TV Palm Desert
Police arrest man suspected of killing Indio teen 2 years ago
Police have arrested a man they believe to be responsible for the death of 19-year-old Karina Sepulveda in May of 2011.
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California harvest gathers steam
Movement expected about the same. Trading seeded slow, others moderate. Prices seedless 35-60 counts lower, others generally unchanged.
14 hrs ago | Merced Sun-Star
American Indians are focus at Santa Nella cemetery event
The theme for this year's event is American Indian veterans, with special guests coming from the American Indian Veterans Association of Central California.
Latino Civil Rights: State group meeting at Pechanga
The California League of United Latin American Citizens is for the first time in 66 years holding its state convention in the Inland Empire.
Riverside County: Court extends date for proposed closure of Blythe Courthouse
Riverside County Superior Court has set later dates for its proposed closure of the Blythe Courthouse as well as extending the time for public comment on the matter.
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La Quinta: Parents accused of killing 2-year-old son plead not guilty
A man and his wife accused in the death of the man's 2- year-old son in La Quinta 10 years ago both pleaded not guilty today.
Mac McDonald: First City Festival announced for Monterey featuring 30-band lineup
Thirty "Coachella-type" rock bands on three stages over two days in late August at the Monterey County Fairgrounds, that's the enticing recipe for the inaugural First City Festival.
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Woman jailed on DUI charges in Palm Desert
Palm Desert police responded to the crash at about 4:30 p.m., Wednesday May 22 to the intersection of Fred Waring Drive and Deep Canyon Road.
Darius Rucker: Racist tweet ruckus has singer dispensing hater advice
Rocker turned country star Darius Rucker probably thought that his days battling skeptics along racial lines were over.
Water Contamination in Indio Neighborhood Under Control
The Indio Water Authority is providing residents in the Boe Del Heights neighborhood with clean water for the time being.
Accused La Quinta card skimmer pleads not guilty
A 29-year-old man accused of using an electronic skimmer to steal account information from Chase bank customers at a La Quinta branch pleaded not guilty Tuesday to more than a dozen felony charges.
Riverside County: Temecula, Blythe courts on chopping block
Faced with a possible $13 million shortfall for next fiscal year's budget, Riverside County Superior Court officials have floated public proposals to shutter one-judge courts in Temecula and the Colorado River city of Blythe to reduce costs.
An Indio High School student was able to fight off a would- be kidnapper today. The girl was walking in the area of De Plata Avenue and Aladdin Street about 8:10 a.m. when a man in a red, two-door vehicle tried talking to her, then got out of his car and tried to physically restrain her, police said.
Local group expands to help all east valley youth
The former Indio Youth Task Force got a new name and a larger mission. "In changing to the Coachella Valley Community Trust, what their overall goal was to do is expand and diversify to focus on youth development, health services, and job skills training to help all of the east valley, not just Indio," Allison Fedrick of the Coachella Valley ... (more)
Desert group takes gold in nautical competition
The Coachella Valley's Mariner Girl Scout Troop #103, also known as M.S.S. CONCHILLA, traveled to Newport Dunes last weekend to compete in the annual Mariner competition known as GAM.
Forever home found for dog who was tied to train tracks in California
The 11-month-old poodle-terrier mix - found by a Union Pacific crew tied to train tracks in Mecca on April 2 - finally has a home with Jeff and Louisa Moore and their Tibetan terrier Lali.
Black Oak Casino Resort has received the California Clean Air Award. The Tuolumne Band of Me-Wuk Indians were presented the award in recognition of their new smoke-free Hotel.
First City Festival announced for Monterey featuring 30-band lineup
Thirty "Coachella-type" rock bands on three stages over two days in late August at the Monterey County Fairgrounds, that's the recipe for the inaugural First City Festival.
Internet Gaming: Online poker bill still no sure bet
There is another round of efforts to license online poker in California, but it remains to be seen if a law will emerge or if it will be "no deal," the 2013 version.