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Palms Springs Aerial Tramway Reopens
The tramway was temporarily closed due to storm-related technical issues.

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The tramway was temporarily closed due to storm-related technical issues.

The two-day electronic music festival took place Oct. 10-11 at the Empire Polo Club.
The blaze was reported Tuesday in the 18500 block of Roberts Road, according to the Riverside County Fire Department.
A judge ruled Tuesday there was insufficient evidence to bound the defendant, 56-year-old William Joseph Leonard, over for trial.
The injuries were described as minor.
The defense argued the shooting was accidental. The prosecution countered that the defendant, then 18, understood the dangers.
Council members were informed by wildlife biologists that the city's mandatory tree-trimming dates coincide with bird-nesting season.
Tramway officials said the facility, located at One Tram Way, experienced unspecified technical issues related to the storm.
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The 48-hour period covers from late Saturday morning to late Monday morning.
The students are interning at the city of Palm Desert.
The weekend fatality was reported at MLK Boulevard and Angelo Street, near Bordwell Park, in Riverside, according to police.
The rock slide was on the northbound side of the two-lane corridor, near Bighorn Drive, in the Pinyon Pines area.
The crash was reported at about 9:40 p.m. Sunday at the intersection of North Sunrise Way and East Vista Chino.
The killing was reported Oct. 1 in the 36000 block of Palm View Road, near Cypress Lane.
Riverside County Registrar of Voters Art Tinoco has made transparency one of his priorities during election cycles, starting in 2024.
The fatality occurred over the weekend on the eastbound side of the highway, near the junction for Highway 243, according to the CHP.
A motorist attempted a maneuver from a parking stall when "his foot reportedly slipped onto the accelerator," police said.
If approved, the moratorium would be extended for an additional year through Oct. 16, 2027.
Work included rebuilding a carriage, repainting cabin interiors, conducting annual state-permit testing and control system service.