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Images: Repairs underway, but uncertainty remains as new week dawns

On Monday we took the pulse of the city following a deadly weekend explosion. We found both resolve and trepidation as business owners, city officials, and others move forward.

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May 19, 2025
A crew from Executive Glass works to replace window panes at the nine-unit Velvet Rope boutique hotel at 120 West Veredasur.
David Rios looks out a rear window of one of the nine units at his boutique hotel. Parts of a car that exploded Saturday tore through a fence just outside the window.
An employee at Velvet Rope painstakingly picks broken glass out of decorative rock on Monday.

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Workers make repairs to Palm Springs Liquor, which was ripped through by a bomb blast next door Saturday morning.
Piles of debris can be seen in the parking lot of American Reproductive Centers Monday. Authorities are picking through the piles in an attempt to uncover clues in what they described as a terrorist attack at the clinic on Saturday.
Small pieces of a vehicle that exploded in the 1100 block of North Indian Canyon Drive are still visible along Palm Canyon Drive.
Traffic remained blocked off on North Indian Canyon Drive Monday as members of the Riverside County Bomb Squad and FBI conduct their investigation into Saturday’s deadly explosion.
Palm Springs Police Department Lt. Mike Villegas stands outside Desert Regional Medical Center conducting one of dozens of interviews he has given since Saturday. This crew is from NBC in Los Angeles.
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