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After nearly 180 arrests and a sexual assault, Indio police say it may be time to ask festival organizer Goldenvoice to reign in Stagecoach’s drinking policy.
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About 50,000 country music fans spent the weekend in the desert heat at the Stagecoach Festival. The weekend saw a rape and 60 booze-related arrests.
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If you can’t make it to Coachella Weekend Two, not to worry. This year, many of the same bands are also appearing a lot closer to home.
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In the decades after gold was discovered in California, lynch mobs hanged more than 300 people — frontier justice delivered by vigilantes. A new exhibit looks back.
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Trustee Mike Rios will stay on the school board unless he's convicted.
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Jury selection began Monday in the trial of suspected cop killer Earl Ellis Green. He’s accused of gunning down Riverside cop Ryan Bonaminio two years ago.
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Riverside County supervisors Tuesday will consider pledging $15 million to the UC Riverside medical school, which should help it open in 2013.
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D.A. Mike Ramos is set to testify Tuesday on behalf of a proposed law that would increase fines for organizers and spectators of cockfighting.
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Moreno Valley school board member Mike Rios pleaded not guilty to multiple charges of rape and pimping. Two of the alleged victims are underage girls.
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Two elderly field workers are suing a Coachella Valley onion grower over alleged violations that range from reduced pay to unsafe living and working conditions.
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MVP RV was once a powerhouse in the industry, but now the company is caught in a dispute between its wealthy investors; what's left is going on the auction block.
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The city is proposing to either start charging a $350 fee for every 911 call, or ask people to start paying $48 a year to cover emergency medical services.
