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Suicide Prevention Month: knowing the warning signs (opens the original)
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PALM SPRINGS, CA (KESQ)-- September is National Suicide Prevention Month, a time to raise awareness about suicide and the warning signs that someone may need help. According to the CDC, someone in the U.S. dies by suicide about every 11 minutes. In 2022, nearly 50,000 Americans died by suicide, and there were about 1.6 million reported suicide attempts. Recent data also shows the suicide rate among U.S. children ages 8 to 12 has increased over the past decade. So, what warning signs should peopl
Palm Desert ‘Scaminar’ to help seniors spot increasingly sophisticated scams (opens the original)
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PALM DESERT, CA (KESQ) - Scammers are becoming more sophisticated, using increasingly convincing tactics to target victims, and experts say artificial intelligence is making it even harder to tell what’s real and what’s a scam. The issue is especially concerning for aging and senior populations, including communities across the Coachella Valley. To help residents recognize warning signs and protect themselves, an upcoming “Scaminar” in Palm Desert will focus on some of the most common scam patte
Tackling issues in health care for local LGBTQ+ communities (opens the original)
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PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) - Palm Springs is known around the world as a welcoming place for the LGBTQ community. But even in a place where acceptance and visibility are high, health disparities have not disappeared. On Wednesday, a special event presented by Desert Oasis Healthcare at the Mizell Center in Palm Springs will put LGBTQ health issues front and center. News Channel 3 anchor Peter Daut spoke about it with the Mizell Center's executive director Rob Wheeler.
Exclusive Interview: Palm Springs City Manager Scott Stiles to retire (opens the original)
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PALM SPRINGS, CA (KESQ) - Palm Springs City Manager Scott Stiles has announced his plans to retire, notifying city employees in an email Tuesday morning. Stiles said his retirement will be effective November 1, 2026, bringing to a close more than 43 years of public service. He joined the City of Palm Springs in March 2023 after previously serving as city manager of Garden Grove. In his message to staff, Stiles expressed gratitude for his time leading the city and highlighted several accomplishme
Palm Springs City Manager Scott Stiles to retire (opens the original)
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PALM SPRINGS, CA (KESQ)- Palm Springs City Manager Scott Stiles has announced his plans to retire, notifying city employees in an email Tuesday morning. Stiles said his retirement will be effective November 1, 2026, bringing to a close more than 43 years of public service. He joined the City of Palm Springs in March 2023 after previously serving as city manager of Garden Grove. In his message to staff, Stiles expressed gratitude for his time leading the city and highlighted several accomplishmen
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