We’re inching closer to league play as local high schools battle it out and prepare to fight for the title. Our Tali Letoi breaks it all down.
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Riverside County is cleaning up Tuesday after the weekend pounding it took from Tropical Storm Hilary, which caused severe flooding in parts of the Coachella Valley and stranded some people in their neighborhoods, but “more typical weather conditions” are on tap, according to the National Weather Service.
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Announcements have been made by Coachella Valley Unified School District, Desert Sands Unified School District, and the Palm Springs Unified School Districts, due to severe weather conditions and flooding. The safety of students and staff are top priority, so schools and district offices are closed Monday, August 21, 2023 as the communities recover from the storm.
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The Aztecs begin a new football season, with some holes to fill this time around but a familiar face leading the charge as Head Coach Forti looking to lead PDHS to their seventh league title.
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Several Laquita High School student-athletes are taking their careers to the next level.
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This year, Daniel Arredondo made it to the fourth and final round of the program’s finalists. The program received nearly 1,400 nominations from across the U.S. and Canada by inviting all school administrators, teachers, and parents to nominate their custodians.
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Hundreds took to the streets across the Coachella Valley and Riverside County to participate in International Walk to School Day.
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Guitron said two individuals approached a Desert Sands Unified School District employee exiting a vehicle in the school’s parking lot, took the vehicle by force and drove away.
