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  1. Local music fans seize last opportunity for pass

    • 12:06 AM

    Melissa Ray spent much of this past week anticipating her last chance to buy a pass to the 2012 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. The event's promoter, Goldenvoice, is selling 1,000 passes to east Coachella Valley residents today for each Coachella weekend and the Stagecoach country music festival in April.

    2011 COACHELLA PHOTO GALLERIES: Kanye West and other bands on Sunday | Arcade Fire and other bands on Saturday | Kings of Leon and other bands on Friday | Fans at Coachella | The Scene: Everything Else

    For more Coachella Music Festival coverage, visit mydesert.com/coachella

  1. Horses are exercised at the Eldorado Polo Club during a state-imposed quarantine of the area after a horse at Empire Polo Club tested positive for the equine herpes virus and had to be euthanized. Omar Ornelas/The Desert Sun

    Experts: Equine herpes on rise, but not an epidemic

    • 12:07 AM
  2. Steven Geiger (right) lights a Yahrzeit candle held by Holocaust survivor Jerry Moses (left) Friday during the International Holocaust Remembrance Day event at Palm Desert Civic Center Park. Holocaust survivors Leo Mittler and Henry Friedman also have their candles lit. Jay Calderon/the desert sun

    Valley marks Holocaust Remembrance Day

    • 12:07 AM
  1. Secret Service looks into counterfeit bills 12:08 AM
  2. Who should be the Winter Sports Hero for the week of Jan. 27? 12:08 AM
  3. Police ID women hit by motorcycle, car in Indio 12:07 AM
  4. Hearing date set for man who led police on chase that killed Cathedral City police officer 12:07 AM
  1. State OKs new emission rules 12:07 AM
  2. County workers to strike Tuesday 12:06 AM
  3. Windgusts may reach 45 mph in valley today Jan. 27, 2012
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  1. Palm Desert council delays vote on story poles

    • 12:09 AM

    The recent controversy over the height of the planned Rosewood hotel has led to a push to require developers seeking exemptions from height limits to …

  1. County supervisors to hear quarry's appeal Monday
  2. Xavier College Preparatory High School hosting open house Sunday
  3. Redevelopment agency topic of meeting
  4. Empire Polo Club wine fest to go on despite horse quarantine
 
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  1. Man accused of murdering 74-year-old valley resident pleads not guilty

    • 12:10 AM

    A Palm Springs resident accused of killing a man whose body was found in the unincorporated county area of Sky Valley pleaded not guilty Friday to …

  1. Suspected DUI crash in Rancho Mirage sends five to hospital
  2. Menifee man accused of striking neighbor's Chihuahua arrested
  3. Motorcyclist suffered injuries to leg in crash
  4. Woman drives pickup truck into building

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  1. Cathedral City's Kaessen Nolan (left) and La Quinta's Javier Quintinilla fight for the ball in the first half Friday. The Blackhawks edged the Lions 1-0. Richard Lui/The Desert Sun

    Blackhawks grind out much-needed victory over Lions

    • 12:10 AM

    Saul Mejia turned around the fortunes of the La Quinta High School boys' soccer team with one volley.

  1. Cub Swanson can't let chance slip away
  2. Marathon man Novak Djokovic now must face Nadal
  3. Saints stun Rajahs at buzzer
  4. La Quinta turns up the ‘D'
 
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  1. U.S. economy slowly healing

    In this 2011 file photo, assembly line worker Edward Houie moves a door into position for a 2012 Chevrolet Volt at the General Motors Hamtramck Assembly plant in Hamtramck, Mich. The U.S. economy grew at a 2.8 percent annual rate in the final three months of last year, the fastest growth in 2011, according to the Commerce Department. AP Photo/Paul Sancya
    • 12:09 AM

    The American economy may not be truly healthy yet, but it's healing. The 2.8 percent annual growth rate reported Friday for the fourth quarter was …

  1. End is near for some agencies
  2. Investors eye Facebook IPO
  3. Valley business briefs for Jan. 28
  4. Kim Komando: Is it spam or harrassment?
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  1. Couple combined rustic and elegant to create an indoor-outdoor, family-friendly home

    The living room in Megan Schoenbachler and Jonathan Sela's Venice home is open and airy, with architectural elements visible. Their 3-year-old son, Indika, plays on the heated polished concrete floor. Photos by Ricardo DeAratanha/Los Angeles Times
    • 12:09 AM

    Megan Schoenbachler is distracted. While giving a tour of her family's Marmol Radziner-designed house in Venice, she notices the light and the angle …

  1. Women's Club holding chili cook-off today
  2. If you haven't been, it's time for Zin American Bistro
  3. A riskier pregnancy, but worth ‘every minute'
  4. Examine tissue for key to diagnosis
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  1. Film agent to speak at PSWIFT luncheon

    • 12:09 AM

    Film and television literary agent Amy Schiffman will speak at the annual Palm Springs Women in Film and Television luncheon at 11:30 a.m. today at …

  1. Musical tribute to benefit senior center
  2. Fashion Plaza makes 'Billion Dollar' debut
  3. PS man on ‘Wheel’ tonight
  4. Filmmakers asked, 'What would you do if you had $1 billion?'
 
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  1. Thumbs Down: Tram officials should have helped stranded hikers

    Seventeen hikers spent last Saturday night huddled in an old corral shed on Mount San Jacinto after fierce winds forced the closure of the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway earlier in the day. Photo Provided by Mountain Adventurers
    • 12:10 AM

    Maybe officials at the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway had no choice but to strand 17 hikers overnight after a fierce windstorm forced the popular …

  1. Letter: Let's stick to U.S. produce
  2. Letter: Don't buy Chinese imports
  3. Letter: Multisensory approach is good
  4. Letter: County is seeking jail funding
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  1. Woman killed, man wounded at Hollywood restaurant

    Los Angeles police say a woman has died from her wounds following a shooting at a restaurant in Hollywood that also left a male companion wounded.

  1. Strong winds, low humidity raise fire danger
  2. 2 hospitalized after shooting inside Visalia mall
  3. Oakland warns protesters not to take over building
  4. Contractor charged with wage theft, other charges
  5. LAPD detective arrested for grand theft
  6. San Diego prosecutor suspended over traffic ticket

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  1. British police arrest 4 in tabloid bribery probe

    Police searched the offices of Rupert Murdoch's newspapers Saturday after arresting four people in a probe of police bribery by journalists.

  1. France, Karzai want faster NATO Afghanistan exit
  2. Panetta cites key intelligence on bin Laden raid
  3. Many remembering Auschwitz condemn right-wing ball
  4. U.S. Embassy: U.S. citizen kidnapped in Nigeria freed
  5. Egyptians mark 1st anniversary of 'Friday of Rage'
  6. Activists report 'terrifying massacre' in Syria

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