Safety – Page 4

February 19
Tighter Security for Annual President’s Day Parade
Indio, CA The annual Presidents Day Parade kicked off Monday morning for the Riverside County Fair and National Date Festival. The annual parade draws thousands of spectators. One local family says, "there was a drummer set that went by. We like to see the drummers. We got here at 8, so it’s going till 11, so 3 hours. We wanted […]

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February 05
Local Schools Working to keep Students Safe
- Family First
Palm Springs, CA The first thing you may notice while approaching a school in Palm Springs is the presence of security. Dr. Anne Kalisek, Executive Director of Student Services at the Palm Springs Unified School District. She said an important part of their safety protocol is, "Having our security officers front and center and very visible." […]

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February 05
Opening Of Homeless Veteran Housing Stalled By City Permits
- Archive
Desert Hot Springs, CA A woman in Desert Hot Springs says she is fighting the city to create a housing facility for homeless veterans. City officials on the other hand say she doesn’t have the proper paper work to house homeless vets. Judy Shea has been around veterans her whole life. She knows all too […]

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February 02
SunLine Transit Agency Launching New Zero Emission Bus
- Archive
Thousand Palms, CA SunLine Transit Agency launched its new zero emission bus Friday during a ceremony at SunLine headquarters in Thousand Palms. The new battery-powered electric bus, which SunLine officials say emits only water from its hydrogen fuel cell, will be unveiled Friday morning. Sunline says it has the capability to cover a 250 to 300-mile daily route, according […]

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October 04
Palm Springs City Council To Review Latest Plans On Indian Canyon Drive
- Archive
Palm Springs, CA The Palm Springs City Council on Wednesday night will review the latest plans that would make Indian Canyon Drive a two-way street. "Making Indian Canyon two-ways, if we can do it with outside funding from the county and the state, it will provide pedestrian safety, driver safety and improve all those business on Indian Canyon, helping […]

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September 29
You Ask. We Investigate.® Soccer Fields Across Coachella Valley Going Dark
- You Ask. We Investigate.®
Coachella, CA The days are getting shorter, so some residents in Coachella like Joaquin Solis are asking the city for more light on community parks, so they can enjoy a little evening athletic activity. Solis recently asked KMIR to investigate the issue saying, "it seems everywhere in the valley there is no place to play soccer. A […]

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September 07
Local Heroes Come Home After Texas Deployment
- Archive
Riverside County, CA A group of heroes are back in Riverside County after being deployed to Texas. They’re known as the Task Force 6, a water rescue group that went to help Hurricane Harvey victims. They spent a total of 13 days in Texas, going from city to city, with one goal in mind: to […]

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September 06
Border Patrol Encounters Intoxicated Driver at Highway 86 Checkpoint
- Archive
Salton City, CA El Centro Sector Border Patrol agents assigned to the Highway 86 checkpoint, referred a man to Imperial County Sheriff’s Office suspected of driving under the influence of alcohol Tuesday night, with two children passengers. The incident occurred at approximately 11:15 p.m., when a 31-year- old man approached the checkpoint in a silver […]

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