Business – Page 17

March 23March 28
Volunteers Distribute Flyers At Greyhound Station To Protect People From ICE Agents
There’s been an increase in the presence of immigration agents in the country, including our valley. This comes as part of President Trump’s immigration crackdown. However, instead of watching people live in fear, some ACLU volunteers decided to help. Dozens of flyers were distributed today at the Indio Greyhound station, in an attempt to educate people on their rights […]

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March 21March 28
La Quinta Councilman Says City Survey Was Biased
La Quinta officials are still looking to invest millions of dollars to increase public safety, but do city residents agree? A city survey says they do. La Quinta Councilman Steve Sanchez says, that’s not true. “Reading the question…I would have answered favorably," said Sanchez about the survey. A survey that he says has biased questions […]

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March 15March 28
Uber Will Be Able To Pick People Up From The Airport Starting On Monday
Palm Springs, CA The Palm Springs International Airport is going to be busier than usual starting on Monday. Uber will finally be able to pick people up from the airport and one Uber couldn’t be more excited. Donna Allen was patiently waiting to see if the City Council would eventually allow Uber drivers to pick […]

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March 08March 28
Caroline Kennedy Talks To High Schoolers In The Valley
Indian Wells, CA Thousands of people gathered inside of the Indian Wells resort tonight to hear Caroline Kennedy. Among the people in the audience were 150 high school students, making it an event of a lifetime. First Caroline Kennedy talked to students from high schools across the valley, and then she spoke to nearly 2,000 people […]

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February 23March 28
Another Restaurant In The Valley Is Raided By ICE Agents
Another restaurant is raided by ICE agents here in the valley. This time, in Cathedral City. It comes after President Trump announced a nationwide immigration crackdown. Reyna Guardado, the owner of El Guanaquito Pupuseria and Mexican Food says she had no idea ICE agents were going to knock on her door. "It happened all of a sudden, […]

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February 22March 28
Sidewalk Repair Controversy Erupts In Cathedral City
Cathedral City, CA A sidewalk controversy erupts in Cathedral City. Some folks say the city is asking homeowners to pay for public sidewalk repairs. The big question here is, whether or not it is legal. Chris Long, a developer in the valley, says he understands, and is aware of, the city codes. However, he also acknowledges […]

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February 21March 28
Local Shop Raises $30K For Fallen Officers’ Families
Rancho Mirage, CA It’s been over a year since palm springs officers Gil Vega and Lesley Zerebny were killed after responding to a domestic disturbance call, and yet the valley community continues to rally to help their families heal. Brandini Toffee, in Rancho Mirage, was able to raise $30,000 to support the families of the fallen officers. […]

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February 19
Lawmakers Propose Bill to Regulate Loan Company Interest Rates
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California lawmakers are hoping to pass a bill that would help protect California families from abusive loan companies. It’s quick money but the consequences of getting a loan could be long-lasting. For DJ Bellfair, he had no other option. "You kind of feel like you’re up against a wall," he said. Bellfair moved from Seattle to […]

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