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Cities, agencies coordinating water ordinances

Escena Golf Club in Palm Springs uses recycled water from irrigation fixtures for landscape watering.  Palm Desert — Coachella Valley city leaders and water districts are  considering a unified landscaping policy as a state-imposed deadline looms for cities to adopt water conservation landscape ordinances. Wade Byars, The Desert Sun

Palm Desert — Coachella Valley city leaders and water districts are considering a unified landscaping policy as a state-imposed deadline looms for cities to adopt water conservation landscape ordinances. More

Charitable donations down, need up

SunLine employees Robert Powell (left) and Alejandra Gonzalez  load food onto a SunLine bus in Palm Springs during a food drive to benefit Martha's Village and Kitchen during the holidays. Omar Ornelas, The Desert Sun

Hundreds of people filled two SunLine buses with food, toiletries and other items Thursday in a food drive for Martha's Village & Kitchen in Indio. “The turnout has been unbelievable,” said Mikel Oglesby, general manager of SunLine Transit Agency. “(That) is an amazing feat given these tough economic times.” More

Two men rob, assault resident at Indian Wells home

Two men got away with an unknown amount of cash after a home invasion robbery in Indian Wells that left one resident injured, the Riverside County Sheriff's Department said. More

City comes to Plaza Racquet Club's aid

Brandon Ishmael, 11, (right) of Cathedral City, one of the Junior Tennis Clinic students at the Plaza Racquet Club in Palm Springs, and his instructor Rebecca Vineyard arrive on the court. Wade Byars The Desert Sun

Plaza Racquet Club members breathed a sigh of relief Wednesday when the City Council unanimously approved a new deal to help keep the popular Palm Springs tennis club open. More

Pair plead guilty to mortgage fraud

Two Coachella Valley businessmen, Christopher Oetting and Steven Kayden, agreed to plead guilty Thursday to their roles in a $150 million securities and mortgage fraud scheme led by a man who called himself “James the Cash King,” prosecutors said in Riverside. More

Sports

From left: La Quinta High School football lineman Nick Metchikoff, Anthony Burrell, Rota Matsunaga, Eric Amidei, Ramon Talavera, Eric Jepsen and Mark Ahrens have been essential for the success of the team this season.

Cohesive offensive line gives La Quinta an edge

La Quinta High School football coach Dan Armstrong jokes that he has never seen any of his offensive linemen by themselves. “You never see one without seeing two or three of the others,” he said. More

Business

Pair plead guilty to mortgage fraud

Two Coachella Valley businessmen, Christopher Oetting and Steven Kayden, agreed to plead guilty Thursday to their roles in a $150 million securities and mortgage fraud scheme led by a man who called himself “James the Cash King,” prosecutors said in Riverside. More

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