Tom Coulter

[The Desert Sun @MyDesert]

Roughly 50 animals — foxes, skunks and a wide range of birds, such as sandhill cranes and great horned owls — were transported from the Big Bear Alpine Zoo. https://t.co/tUU33lIFaX

[Janet Wilson @janetwilson66]

Sierra Club sues feds, IID, wants changes to major Colorado River deal to protect Salton Sea and residents https://t.co/j6H4ot85es via @MyDesert

[The Desert Sun @MyDesert]

The Desert Sun reviewed the Riverside County sheriff's claims made in a recent YouTube video, finding multiple that were false or misleading. https://t.co/7lF0IkxfOJ

[The Desert Sun @MyDesert]

Set to open by year's end, a new segment of CV Link will start near Washington Street in La Quinta and run through Indio, Coachella and Thermal. https://t.co/pMQPFAGzx6

[The Desert Sun @MyDesert]

The longtime developer of Talus is accused of violating a contract and interfering with plans for a new developer to take over. https://t.co/Z3lEQcmvDg

[The Desert Sun @MyDesert]

The Palm Springs City Council just announced the "Forever Marilyn" statue will be moved to a downtown park. The decision will settle a long-running lawsuit by opponents of the artwork's current location in front of the Palm Springs Art Museum.
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[The Desert Sun @MyDesert]

The suit was filed just a few weeks before a June 30 deadline set by the city for the lead developer, Robert Green, to secure funding for the project. https://t.co/OuxQiL8Fzu

[The Desert Sun @MyDesert]

Some residents worry the expansion of the Palm Springs International Airport will ruin the unique charm of the property. https://t.co/dYT9dNd9C0

[The Desert Sun @MyDesert]

Bob Shipe, a 98-year-old in Palm Springs, is part of a small group: Less than 1% of the 16.4 million Americans who served in World War II are living. https://t.co/cx7rlL8Qws

[The Desert Sun @MyDesert]

The city has offered to pay families who were forced from their homes a total of $4.3 million. A counteroffer calls for 20 times that much. https://t.co/kungDdgLpo

[Janet Wilson @janetwilson66]

Controversial biomass plant that processed SoCal's ag and big box store waste shuts for now, plagued by EPA probes & after losing sole customer @iidworks https://t.co/6tMehsy0Lu via @mydesert

[Andy Abeyta @andy_abeyta]

This unit owes so much to its originators especially all past members of the bargaining team. I'm excited to see us move forward with this leadership team in our new life under the contract we fought so hard for!

[The Desert Sun @MyDesert]

A billion-dollar plan for daily Coachella-to-Los-Angeles train service is still years away from a shovel hitting dirt. But valley cities are already eyeing spots for stations. https://t.co/WS0lZ6Mwd0

[The Desert Sun @MyDesert]

Growing up nearby, Eddie Zuko was intrigued by Coachella's lineups, but he resisted going to what he called the "Super Bowl" of festivals as a fan. https://t.co/9NUJu6xmYY

[The Desert Sun @MyDesert]

A group of families that used to live in Palm Springs' Section 14 rejected the city's settlement offer of $4.3 million. https://t.co/XuspU1OZfq

[The Desert Sun @MyDesert]

A judge has ruled Rancho Mirage broke its legal pledge for new affordable housing. But the city says developments are in the works. https://t.co/o4ENwkkEz9

[Austin NewsGuild @AustinNewsGuild]

Journalists at the @Statesman are on strike in protest of @Gannett’s unfair labor practices and bad-faith bargaining. Please support us by sharing our strike fund, joining us at noon at the South Congress Bridge and not crossing the digital picket line. https://t.co/kuhWkzstQJ

[Arkansas Times @ArkTimes]

Students, parents and a Central High teacher are suing Gov. Sarah Sanders over the state's targeting of an AP African American Studies course last year via the Arkansas LEARNS Act's prohibition against supposed "indoctrination."

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[The Desert Sun @MyDesert]

Indian Wells, the Coachella Valley's smallest city, has little room to build except by the Whitewater Channel. To make that safe will cost millions. https://t.co/lpZ89uxREB

[Janet Wilson @janetwilson66]

Chevron to pay $13M after Desert Sun, ProPublica reports, but massive oil spill still flows, despite California ban on these land-based spills. https://t.co/PA3eUcsj0h via @mydesert