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The Desert Water Agency has started crunching numbers to assess potential financial impacts of a water lawsuit by the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians, and it estimates that customers could see sharply higher water bills if the tribe prevails.
A group called Advocates for Better Community Development has filed a lawsuit against Palm Springs and Wessman Development Co. for failing to place a measure on the ballot after enough valid signatures were gathered to do so.
At least three people have been injured in a traffic collision that has shut down a portion of Highway 111 in Rancho Mirage ths afternoon, a witness says.
A federal court hearing over a $57 million tax dispute with luxury real estate developer and former Rancho Mirage resident Tim Blixseth will resume in July, Montana tax authorities said.
Riverside County supervisors have authorized the payment of $100,000 — to be split three ways — to individuals who filed claims for the county's reward for information leading to the apprehension of Christopher Dorner.
A man found dead near the Banning campus of Mt. San Jacinto College was identified today as a Palm Springs resident.
Gusty west winds are expected to blow through the Coachella Valley on Tuesday.
National Security Agency Director Keith Alexander told a House committee Tuesday that 50 terror threats in 20 countries have been disrupted with the assistance of two secret surveillance programs that were recently disclosed by former defense contractor Edward Snowden.
A 17-year-old boy was arrested early Tuesday on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs after hitting a parked car in La Quinta, police said.
Containment of the Hathaway Fire burning in the San Gorgonio Wilderness east of Banning increased from 73 percent to 78 percent Tuesday morning as firefighters braced for a round of high winds in the afternoon.
Afghanistan officials will open a U.S.-backed office in the Gulf nation of Qatar as early as Tuesday to facilitate direct peace talks with the Taliban, according to three senior administration officials.
Walter Lee Williams, 64, a former University of Southern California professor suspected of child pornography and engaging in sexual acts with minors, is the 500th person to be added to the list, Justice Department and FBI spokesmen said.
Two women, one from Palm Desert and the other a Marine from the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center in Twentynine Palms, were killed Sunday night in a head-on collision on Highway 62, according to a coroner's report and a base spokesman.
The future of about 140 acres in Whitewater is again a sticking point as Riverside County supervisors begin a new debate over how to solve chronic jail overcrowding.
The College of the Desert plans to hire John Marman — a former football coach, athletic director and member of the board of trustees — as a consultant to help the football program recover from a scandal that led to sanctions against the football program.
Maria Escalante sat across the street from the burned-out remains of her single-wide trailer Monday morning, surrounded by family members who came by to offer support and sustenance, including water, Gatorade and breakfast sandwiches.
The Supreme Court ruled Monday that states cannot require would-be voters to prove they are U.S. citizens before using a federal registration system designed to make signing up easier.
The Desert Hot Springs City Council is expected to vote on its fiscal year 2013-14 operating budget at today's meeting.
Riverside County supervisors on Monday tentatively approved a 'fragile' $4.7 billion budget for fiscal year 2013-14, holding off on full implementation of the financial blueprint until the county's year-end balance sheet is clearer.
Members of the Indio Senior Center will commemorate the end of slavery in the U.S. with soul food and cultural music today for their inaugural Juneteeth celebration.
Community-related news and notes from across the Coachella Valley
A La Quinta woman who tortured and fatally beat her 3-year- old daughter after abusing the toddler and an older daughter for months was convicted Monday of first-degree murder and other charges.
Residents of nearly half of the homes in an Indio mobile home park found themselves displaced Monday morning in the aftermath of a fire in a laundry room electrical panel, the Riverside County Fire Department reported.
Public safety-related news and notes from across the Coachella Valley and beyond
The U.S. Supreme Court was expected to issue a ruling as early as Monday on the constitutionality of California's Proposition 8 and the federal Defense of Marriage Act.
Kyiana, 6, and Karina, 11, marched home from Valley View Elementary School in Coachella on Friday, more than ready to leave their lessons behind as summer vacation begins. The sisters live across the street from the school, but they won't go back to the classroom until August.
Fire crews are using special tactics to put out a wildfire that sent plumes of smoke into the air a week ago Sunday that were visible from the Coachella Valley.
Tom Ayala slides from his wheelchair onto the seat of a handcycle and straps on a helmet. The soft click of the handbrake signals he's ready for a ride.
When a National Security Agency contractor revealed top-secret details this month on the government's collection of Americans' phone and Internet records, one select group of intelligence veterans breathed a sigh of relief.
Farm groups in California, the nation's top agricultural producer, are lobbying for the Senate's immigration bill, which proposes bringing in thousands of new migrant workers and allowing undocumented employees already in the U.S. to become legal, permanent residents in about 10 years.
If the range of possible Supreme Court rulings on gay marriage this month requires a scorecard, the potential confusion arising from those decisions may demand a manual.
A private jet that had former President George W. Bush on board made an emergency landing Saturday night.
The Palm Springs Air Museum is trying to raise funds to rescue a Vietnam War-era fighter-bomber headed for the scrap heap.
Community-related news and notes from across the Coachella Valley
A teenage hiker who got separated from his family while hiking along a trail that heads to the Mount San Jacinto Peak was found unharmed by rescuers Saturday.
Public safety-related news and notes from across Riverside County
Timeline of key events in the history of same-sex in California, starting in 1996 with the passage of the federal Defense of Marriage Act.
U.S. Army Air Corps veteran Bob McKee, a B-29 radar operator, flew 29 missions over Japan during World War II. He caught a lucky break the day he was inducted into the service.
A Rancho Mirage man is accused of driving under the influence and running from the scene of a crash involving four vehicles.
U.S. Rep. Raul Ruiz's campaign team yanked a fundraising flier after inappropriately including a local cocktail lounge's logo in the event promos.
Residents of the Tierra del Sol development who live in the 83-000 block of Pueblo Bonito Avenue in Coachella were asked to voluntarily evacuate their homes Saturday morning after someone discovered a grenade in the front yard of one of the houses.
A man who was shot Thursday night in Cathedral City remained hospitalized this weekend in intensive care as investigators continue to search for the person who shot him.
This Father's Day, there are more than 70 million dads in the United States, according to 2012 U.S. Census figures. Of those, an estimated 1.9 million are single, either sharing custody with their kids' mothers or parenting on their own.
A 3.0-magnitude earthquake struck near La Quinta on Saturday evening.
The Cathedral City Library is scheduled to host its 'Reading is Soooooo Delicious' summer reading program for children and adults beginning Tuesday at the library.
Get ready for the summer roadway construction season.
A new scientific study predicts that the mountains of Southern California will lose about one-third of their snowfall by the middle of this century, and that much more snow is likely to vanish in the second half of the century if substantial actions aren’t taken to limit global warming.
More than $40 million will be earmarked for the Salton Sea restoration as part of a massive state spending plan California lawmakers approved Friday.
The conundrum presented by the litter of coyotes being raised by an injured mother inside a gated Rancho Mirage community appears to be mostly resolved — and it may have been bigger than anyone realized.
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