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Lane Closures Planned In Palm Springs For Bridge Project Work On Nov. 3
Despite the construction activity, businesses in the project area will remain open and accessible, Caltrans said.

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Despite the construction activity, businesses in the project area will remain open and accessible, Caltrans said.

The annual event brings together members of different faith communities.
The family-friendly event is free and will include live entertainment, the city said.
Anyone who purchased wristbands for the carnival is eligible for a full refund, the city said.
Residents who register before Nov. 20 will also be entered into a special raffle, the city said.
The committee was established to recommend policies and regulations governing the Fourth of July festivities, the city said.
Applications can be picked up at two locations in Baldwin Park, the city said.
The immersive holiday experience will run through Dec. 27 at Santa Anita Park.
The man was transported by helicopter to a local hospital, police said.
The $819,000 project is intended to improve roadway safety, help prevent vehicles from leaving the roadway and reduce crashes.
The event will feature breakfast, holiday activities, a hot cocoa bar and opportunities for photos with Santa, the city said.
The city said it will provide sand, shovels and sandbags during the event at no cost.
Residents were encouraged to clear gutters and drains, trim branches and remove debris from their properties.
Residents were encouraged to bring family and friends to enjoy the festivities.
The event will feature local businesses, unique gifts, handmade products, and more.
Additional voting locations will become available throughout the city beginning Friday, the city said.
The lane closure may cause travel delays for motorists.
Following the presentation, attendees will also receive a preview of upcoming Palm Springs Holidays events, the city said.
The additional lanes are intended to improve traffic flow along the Interstate 15 corridor, officials said.
A U.S. district judge ruled Tuesday that Essayli was not legally serving as U.S. attorney for the Central District of California.