A 35-year-old La Quinta woman was arrested in Yucca Valley Thursday night following a hit-and-run crash in a stolen car. About 10:15 p.m., deputies were called about a reckless driver in the parking lot of the Ross department store in Yucca Valley. The driver, later identified as Maria Alonso, had left the scene by the time deputies arrived, but learned she had been involved in a hit-and-run crash. Deputies located Alonso in the vehicle about a quarter-mile away. During the investigation, deputies learned the vehicle Alonso was driving had been reported stolen just a few minutes prior to the hit-and-run crash. Maria Alonso was arrested on suspicion of auto theft and hit-and-run, booked into the West Valley Detention Center, with her bail set at $100,000.
The Discordant Notes of Caste Lines in the Classical Arts
At a recent webinar organized by the UCLA Center for India and South Asia, scholars and artists laid bare the seldom-discussed problem of caste in the performing arts of South India.
The concretisation of the present-day notion of Carnatic music came about when English-speaking upper castes colluded with colonial powers to define a narrow idea of India and its complex social matrix. Photo: Louise Patterton/Unsplash, (CC BY-SA)
In the early 1900s when legendary musicologist, Pandit V.N. Bhatkhande, reached the south of India as part of his epic sojourn through the country to consolidate music systems, he was disappointed.
Florida nonprofit that paid CEO $574,000 pushes back on report
According to the governorâs Chief Inspector Genera, Citrus Health was one of nine agencies that appear to be paying their executives more than the amount allowed by state law.
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Mario Jardon, president and CEO of the Hialeah-based Citrus Health Network, made $574,660, which the state says includes $360,840 in excess compensation. The state says the agency also paid excessive compensation to two other executives at the community-based mental health center, for a total of $403,000 in excessive compensation. The company denies it. [ ROBERTO KOLTUN | El Nuevo Herald ]
Updated Jan. 27
TALLAHASSEE â The child welfare agency that serves Miami-Dade and Monroe counties pushed back Wednesday against allegations made by the governorâs chief inspector general, denying claims that it
Santa Rosa Xtampak, a Maya city on verge of revealing its mysteries 3 minutes read
By Maria Alonso
Berlin, Jan 26 (efe-epa)The Maya city of Santa Rosa Xtampak remains largely covered by jungle, but a team of archaeologists will try to reveal details of its origin and relationship with other contemporaneous cities on Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula.
Other world renowned archaeological sites, like Chichen Itza and Uxmal, have been the subjects of numerous studies, but this city – along with Edzna, considered to be the most significant hub of the Classical Maya Period between 250-900 A.D. in the central Yucatan Peninsula – has barely been excavated.
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