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Best pizza restaurants in the Palm Springs area? 7 spots locals love
There’s a surprisingly wide variety of pizza restaurants in the Palm Springs area.
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Cost of living tops concerns for young Californians, poll finds
Survey finds concerns over cost of living cut across nearly every aspect of young Californians’ lives, from housing and employment to political participation.
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HGTV names best free attractions in California. Take a look
HGTV recently rounded up the best free things to do in every state, including some of the best free attractions in California.
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What students had to say as Palm Springs Unified kicks off school year
Students at Cathedral City Elementary School in the Palm Springs Unified School District told us what they looked forward to as they rang in the 2026-27 school year.
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Residents brace for dangerous Central Valley heat wave
High temperatures between 106 and 108 degrees are expected across Tulare County during the Central Valley heat wave.
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700 Flock cameras watch Coachella Valley drivers, fuel privacy debate
While police and many elected officials say the tools are crucial for catching criminals across the dozens of jurisdictions in Riverside County and beyond, the rising number of Flock cameras has raised concerns from some residents and civil rights advocates.
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See which Adelanto schools are offering students free breakfast, lunch all year
All students will be served breakfast and lunch at no charge when the new school year starts at these Adelanto schools.
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How to get a mobile driver’s license as California expands access
New legislation raised the cap for the state’s mobile driver’s license pilot program from 15% to 60% of the state’s licensed drivers.
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Kitschy tiki bar in Palm Springs named among USA TODAY’s best bars of the year
The Reef is a tiki bar in Palm Springs named among 37 other bars across the US.
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How to request businesses delete data and personal information in California
Data brokers will soon be required to begin processing applications from California residents who request businesses delete data.
