Red County/Riverside News Roundup -- September 3, 2007
Posted by: Darin Schemmer | 09/03/2007 12:16 PM
Political
Notebook - 09/03 -- P-E
Pacheco and Bogh, Ashley
endorses Schiavone, Postmus, Dutton and the Gambling Control Commission, Vic
Pollard honored
County
explores options on voting -- The Desert Sun
In the days before the
Secretary of State decertified California's voting machines, Riverside County
supervisors discussed recouping their nearly $27 million investment from the
state.
Hwy.
74 safety project has merchants seeing profits plummet -- P-E
The first six months of a major
improvement project along a three-mile stretch of Highway 74 is being heralded
by California transportation officials as a success.
Palm
Springs Hard Rock Hotel project goes before public Tuesday -- P-E
Residents of sleepy, laid-back
Palm Springs will get a taste of hard rock Tuesday.
Busy
111 intersection could get widened -- The Desert Sun
Rancho Mirage may widen the
Highway 111 and Frank Sinatra
Drive
Martinez
family carries on -- The Desert Sun
On a dark desert highway in
May 1997, Indio resident and California Highway Patrol officer Saul Martinez
Sr. acted heroically in the face of impending disaster.
Opinion:
Reform rush? -- P-E
A plan cobbled together in
the waning days of the legislative session is not the way to reform health care
in California.
Opinion:
911 savvy -- P-E
Cell phones can be life
savers in cases of emergency, but not if callers have long waits just to
connect with the right agency.
Five
questions: A conversation with outgoing Riverside County Sheriff Bob Doyle
-- The Desert Sun
D.A., natural disasters, contracting
services, public corruption, parole board

