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The Desert Sun, 17 Octobre 2026

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ArticleTrump clem­ency erases $1.7 bil­lion in pen­al­ties

Pres­id­ent Don­ald Trump loves a good par­don. His gen­er­os­ity is so well known, in fact, that an industry of lob­by­ists, law­yers and other insiders has reportedly sprung up to facil­it­ate clem­ency for wealthy crim­in­als. Clem­ency, mean­ing...

Trump clem­ency erases $1.7 bil­lion in pen­al­ties

ArticleCould Calif. voters lose bal­lots over unproven DOJ claims?

Cali­for­nia elec­tion offi­cials were given 48 hours to review a fed­eral list of voters the U.S. Depart­ment of Justice says may be non­cit­izens and take steps to ensure ineligible voters’ bal­lots aren’t coun­ted. The demand, issued just weeks...

Could Calif. voters lose bal­lots over unproven DOJ claims?

ArticleLake Tahoe may get more storms, but El Niño isn’t a snow lock

A poten­tially his­toric El Niño is strength­en­ing in the Pacific Ocean, increas­ing the chances of a wet­ter­than-nor­mal winter across much of Cali­for­nia. Tahoe is in a cold snap this week, with tem­per­at­ures drop­ping enough for snow to reach...

Lake Tahoe may get more storms, but El Niño isn’t a snow lock

ArticleFire at KESQ stu­dio knocks morn­ing news­cast off air

A fire at KESQ’s stu­dios in Thou­sand Palms knocked the local tele­vi­sion sta­tion off the air Thursday morn­ing, Oct. 15, just seconds after its 5 a.m. news­cast began. The fire was repor­ted at 5:03 a.m. at the com­mer­cial build­ing in the 31-200...

Fire at KESQ stu­dio knocks morn­ing news­cast off air

ArticleLake Tahoe may get more storms, but El Niño isn’t a snow lock

A poten­tially his­toric El Niño is strength­en­ing in the Pacific Ocean, increas­ing the chances of a wet­ter­than-nor­mal winter across much of Cali­for­nia. Tahoe is in a cold snap this week, with tem­per­at­ures drop­ping enough for snow to reach...

Lake Tahoe may get more storms, but El Niño isn’t a snow lock