Monthly Archives: September, 2022

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Noli Indian School Graduates Return to Campus to Help Educate

When Vanessa Fernandez and Shania House graduated from Noli Indian School on the Soboba Indian Reservation in June of 2021, they were ranked first...

Robbery/Purse Theft Suspect Apprehended

On Wednesday, September 21, 2022, at 6:28 PM, deputies from the Thermal Station responded to a robbery that occurred at a business in the 79200 block of Highway 111 in the city of La Quinta. An adult male suspect snatched a fearful victim’s purse and stole it.

California attorney general takes over LA corruption probe

California’s attorney general on Tuesday took over a Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department investigation of a county supervisor who had called the corruption probe an act of political retaliation.

Bettor up! Record spending on California gambling question

The campaign that could bring legalized sports betting to California is the most expensive ballot-initiative fight in U.S. history at about $400 million and counting, pitting wealthy Native American tribes against online gambling companies and less-affluent tribes over what’s expected to be a multibillion-dollar marketplace.

Freedom’s Stubborn DNA

Way back when I was in junior high, our family had a pet Mynah bird. We purchased him at Sears for a whopping $29.95. We think he was a dude but we named him Babydoll, and boy, was he ever the talker! Mynah's are known for their verbal skills and this guy picked up everything - so fun!

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California’s Congressional Map Was Redrawn to Favor One Party. What Comes After the Next Census?

California's bold gamble to counter Texas Republicans with its...

Six Years After Reform Law, Native American Voters Still Face Long Drives to Polls, Unreliable Mail Service

Six years after California lawmakers approved legislation meant to...

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