The Desert Sun - 2024-04-07

• Judge: Rancho Mirage broke pledge to develop new affordable housing
• No hot water closes La Quinta restaurant; 3 others fail inspection­s
• 99 Cents Only to close all its stores; six are in valley
• Palm Springs’ area’s newest forecast for the eclipse is live
• An AI tool and deliberati­ng over certain California ballot measures
• California enjoys a healthy water supply, but future battles await
• Section 14, civil rights attorney Loren Miller and his son
• Garcia, Gooch, Uihlein share lead at LIV Miami
• Bhatia builds big lead without his ‘best stuff’
• Pegula ekes into Charleston semifinals
• Top two seeds move forward in Estoril
• Rockies’ McMahon hits walk-off grand slam
• Valero Texas Open Friday San Antonio, Texas Oaks Course Purse: $9.2 million Yardage: 7,438; Par: 72 Second Round
• Celtics win on late shot to foil Kings’ rally
• 10 things to do in the Coachella Valley this week
• Antiques: Cigar cutters remain an object of desire
• Space Shuttle Columbia: The Final Flight
• Volunteer enjoys helping others, one lesson at a time
• Wellness expo, events to raise awareness for Parkinson’s
• These local nonprofits need your help
• Idyllwild Arts focuses on the importance of water

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