By Vonda Pate-Davis
DESERT HOT SPRINGS, CA- The Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) and Neighborhood Renewal Program (NRP) updates were brought before the Desert Hot Spring City Council at a Study Session on Monday. (more…)
By Vicki Lawson
BAKERSFIELD, CA- “I am gay. And those are the words that are so difficult for me to say. I don’t believe that I felt with my heart that being gay affects how I do my job,” said State Senator Roy Ashburn (R-Twentynine Palms) to a Bakersfield-based radio station and also was broadcast on Los Angeles’ KCAL-TV Channel 9 during their 2:00 newscast. (more…)
By Leslie Andrews
YUCCA VALLEY, CA- As promised to the community of Yucca Valley, the proposed WalMart SuperCenter has gotten the green light to go ahead and proceed, after the Center for Biological Diversity settled a lawsuit brought against the company over possible global warming impacts caused by the construction of the center. (more…)
By Vicki Lawson
JOSHUA TREE, CA- A 17-year-old boy from Joshua Tree was playing with homemade explosives on Sunday afternoon when all of a sudden, he blew his hand off. (more…)
By Vicki Lawson
YUCCA VALLEY, CA- On Sunday night around 9:00 p.m., a Joshua Tree man was killed in a traffic collision in Yucca Valley.Deputies were dispatched near the intersection of Joshua Lane and Navajo Trail after the collision took place. Due to the nature of this incident, M.A.I.T, (Multi Accident Investigation Team), responded to the scene. (more…)
By Leslie Andrews
DESERT HOT SPRINGS, CA- As the city is faced with the possibility of losing police and fire services due to expiring tax measures, city officials in Desert Hot Springs recently completed a survey and found that residents support ideas to keep public safety going, even if they have to pay utility and parcel taxes. (more…)
By Vonda Pate-Davis
DESERT HOT SPRINGS,CA- On Tuesday night, the City Council of Desert Hot Springs finalized the Art in Public Places code. (more…)
By Leslie Andrews
DESERT HOT SPRINGS, CA- The Desert Hot Springs City Council voted unanimously to approve the Parcel Tax ballot initiative to appear to the voters coming in June 2010. (more…)
TWENTYNINE PALMS, CA- The Grand Masonic Lodge of Twentynine Palms wants to send World War II Veterans to the Memorial in Washington, DC for two upcoming trips, coming in April and in May.
Lodge Members are looking for financial donations at this time. For more information, please contact Clarence Chambers at (760) 799-4991 or email him at Hoss44@jps.net
By Leslie Andrews
TWENTYNINE PALMS, CA- In a session lasting two and a half hours, the Twentynine Palms City Council voted to improve a five year implementation plan, which would consider projects for further review. (more…)
