Photo of Casino Morongo in Cabazon, California

At the April 26 Banning school board meeting at Banning City Hall, Cabazon Elementary School recognized a few of its outstanding community members.

However, California regulators find that the operator did not meet state hazardous waste standards 'in a number of significant areas.' Odors at the site had been blamed for sickening children and teachers at a nearby school. State regulators found inadequate environmental safeguards at a Coachella Valley soil recycling company blamed for noxious odors that sickened children at a nearby school ...

INDIO, California -- Donetta D. was able to crack the safe on the Fort Knox slot machine at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino . Her time spent on the 5 cent slot netted her a $5,536.

INDIO, California -- Donetta D. was able to crack the safe on the Fort Knox slot machine at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino . Her time spent on the 5 cent slot netted her a $5,536.

Western Environmental Inc., which operates a waste facility on the Cabazon Band of Mission Indians reservation near Mecca, did not meet California hazardous waste standards “in a number of significant areas,’’ according to a state Department of Toxic Substances Control Report released Wednesday.

By The Associated Press May 18 At The Times Union Center, Albany, N.Y. (ESPN), Karim Mayfield vs....

MECCA — Despite soil samples the state took recently coming back as nonhazardous, some Mecca residents remain deeply skeptical about a recycling plant blamed for the noxious smells that permeated their community.

At The Times Union Center, Albany, N.Y. (ESPN), Karim Mayfield vs. Raymond Serrano, 10, for Mayfield's WBO NABO light welterweight title.

Courtesy photo — During a Beaumont City Council meeting, (from left) Council members Jeff Fox, Brian DeForge, Mayor Roger Berg, AYSO Regional Commissioner Chris Remund, and Council members Nancy Gall and David Castaldo.

The facilities at Western Environmental in Mecca. The company treats and cleans used dirt so that it can be reused. Jay Calderon/The Desert Sun State regulators will discuss their findings during a community meeting on May 17. It starts at 6:30 p.m. at Saul Martinez Elementary School in Mecca, 65705 Johnson St.