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News Channel 3 Investigates: Seismic Deadline - Vimarsana News

News Channel 3 Investigates: Seismic Deadline

Public hospitals throughout CA, including Desert Regional, are a few years away from radical changes unless certain state requirements are met.

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News Channel 3 In-Depth: The Future of the Betty Ford Center - Vimarsana News

News Channel 3 In-Depth: The Future of the Betty Ford Center

News Channel 3 gets a rare tour of the Betty Ford Center for an in-depth look at the center's history and some upcoming major changes.

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United Way of the Desert hosts 30th anniversary gala - Vimarsana News

United Way of the Desert hosts 30th anniversary gala

Jack FitzGerald was honored with the John J. Benoit Community Hero Award, which honors a supporter who has had an impact throughout the community.

Going in-depth on disappearances in the desert - Vimarsana News

Going in-depth on disappearances in the desert

There have been some high-profile missing persons cases in the high desert. Karen Devine spoke with a detective to find out why he believes certain cases catch the public's eye.

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Palm Springs Police Chief Bryan Reyes looks back at his career & future as retirement nears - Vimarsana News

Palm Springs Police Chief Bryan Reyes looks back at his career & future as retirement nears

Palm Springs Police Chief Bryan Reyes looks back at his career & future as retirement nears Palm Springs Police Chief Bryan Reyes is set to retire at the end of next month, ending a nearly three decade long career with the department. Reyes, 51, has received multiple recognitions and awards throughout his 27 years at the Palm Springs Police Department, including Officer of the Year back in 2000. "It's never about you, and it should never be about you. It should be about the organization, the city, where things are at. And if you have the ability to leave and start enjoying life, do so," Reye...

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