Red County/Riverside News Roundup -- September 10, 2007
Posted by: Darin Schemmer | 09/10/2007 6:19 AM
Political
Insider: Gainer's leadership of group questioned -- The Desert Sun
The inaugural edition of
the Desert Sun’s new column: Vic Gainer, Stan Sniff, Salton Sea bill, DHS, Dick
Kelly
Bono
sounds upbeat note -- The Desert Sun
On the last day of the
semi-annual state Republican Party Convention in Indian Wells, U.S. Rep. Mary
Bono, R-Palm Springs, and State Sen. Tom McClintock opened and closed the
meeting with a common theme: get back to original GOP principles.
Governor's
legal appeal gets mixed Inland reactions -- P-E
Inland residents criticized
and praised Gov. Schwarzenegger's legal move last week to keep minors from
buying or renting violent video games.
Legislature
unlikely to restore money offsetting tribal casino impacts -- P-E
The California Legislature,
rushing to finish its work for the year, seems increasingly unlikely to restore
millions of dollars that would help Inland communities deal with the burdens of
nearby tribal casinos.
Suspect
denies placing ad about Riverside County DA -- P-E
A Press-Enterprise employee
denied that he placed a classified ad that authorities say threatened the
Riverside County district attorney and said he has no gang affiliations.
Indio
welcomes Greyhound station -- The Desert Sun
While western valley cities
are having trouble keeping a Greyhound station in their communities, Indio is
planning to make the bus station an integral part of its proposed
transportation center.
Schoolhouse
may land at museum -- The Desert Sun
The Little Red School House in
Cathedral City may have found a new home at the Palm Springs Air Museum.
A
man on a mission: Former Temecula planning director continues to promote merits
of mixed-use development -- The Californian
He remains the rare crusader of
downtown revitalization through "mixed-use" development --
traditionally apartments or condominiums over first-floor shops and
restaurants.
Opinion:
Five questions: A conversation with Desert Hot Springs Mayor Alex Bias --
The Desert Sun
Local government crisis, city
management, law enforcement, performance as Mayor, development

