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By: Ani Gasparyan
Desert Hot Springs residents paid their respects to fallen soldiers during the city's Memorial Day ceremony at Veterans Park on Monday.
By: Ani Gasparyan
Mt. San Jacinto High School's street is named after Diego Jauregui and Cathedral City High School's street is named after Kimberly Rodriguez Nunez.
By: Ani Gasparyan
Joshua Tree National Park's latest update on the Eureka Fire said it was 40% contained and estimated to be 175 acres.
By: Ani Gasparyan
The fire was reported near noon on State Street and Idyllwild Drive.
By: Paul Albani, Ani Gasparyan
ICE officers were reported at several locations in the western Coachella Valley Friday but the agency had so far not addressed what had occurred.
By: Ani Gasparyan
Millions of people are expected to protest the Trump administration across the country on Saturday for No Kings Day.
By: Ani Gasparyan
Starting July 1, the county agency that provides service to veterans will move its Coachella Valley office from Indio to Desert Hot Springs.
By: Kate Franco, Ani Gasparyan, James Ward, Jessica Skropanic, Taya Gray, Clifford Oto, Roseann Cattani, Brian Day, Andy Abeyta, Sarah D. Wire, Ema Sasic, Sam Morgen, Dominic Massimino, Ron Holman
Reporters and photographers from the USA TODAY NETWORK-California will cover the "No Kings Day" protests throughout the state all day on June 14.
By: Ani Gasparyan
After removing a public safety commissioner who wanted to review an excessive force allegation, the city council replaced him with a former officer.
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