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Law Offices of Soda & Greenberg

The Law Offices of Soda &amp; Greenberg is a highly respected criminal defense and civil litigation firm based in Palm Desert, California, with a second office in Banning. With over 100 years of combined courtroom experience, this team delivers aggressive, strategic representation across Southern California, including all courthouses in Riverside, San Bernardino, and Imperial counties. Why choose them? • Unmatched Insight &amp; Skill Partner David Greenberg, former Chief Deputy District Attorney of Riverside County, brings insider knowledge and a keen understanding of the prosecutorial process—an invaluable asset to every defense. Rodney Soda is a Hall of Fame Distinguished Layer who has been winning trials for over 4 decades. • Full-Service, Personalized Advocacy Whether informally negotiating with prosecutors or taking a case to trial, they examine every detail—uncovering all possible defenses and mitigation strategies. Their reputation for leaving no stone unturned ensures comprehensive, tailored advocacy on behalf of every client. • Recognized Excellence Clients rave about their professionalism, communication, and results. On Avvo, David Greenberg has a perfect 5.0 rating, backed by glowing testimonials that highlight his tenacity and empathy. In addition to multiple other awards, every Attorney in the Firm has won the Palm Springs Life Top Lawyer Accolade multiple years in a row. • Wide-Ranging Expertise Their practice covers the spectrum—from misdemeanors and DUIs to violent felonies and white-collar crimes—plus civil litigation, personal injury and festival-related offenses common in the Coachella Valley. • Accessibility &amp; Free Consultations They offer free, in-depth consultations to discuss your case and all potential defenses. The Law Offices of Soda &amp; Greenberg serve all of Riverside and San Bernardino Counties.

Riverside County

Toni McAllister

San Diego Metropolitan Area

Palm Desert

California

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PALM SPRINGS, CA — A new affordable housing community will celebrate its grand opening later this month in Palm Springs.Monarch Apartment Homes, developed by the nonprofit Community Housing Opportunities Corporation, will have a ribbon-cutting on Feb. 22. The 60-unit complex is situated on a 3.62-acre site at the corner of North Indian Canyon and San Rafael Drive. The $36 million project features one-, two- and three-bedroom rental units targeting people who earn 30-60% of the area's median income.Monarch residents are now stepping into their new homes two years after the development's official groundbreaking. In December, Monarch received its first occupancy permits and keys were given to initial residents shortly thereafter. A wait list closed last summer for potential renters. With Monarch's official grand opening, the city of Palm Springs and others will celebrate. According to the developer, it's been nearly 14 years since an affordable housing project opened in Palm Springs.

PALM SPRINGS, CA — A new affordable housing community will celebrate its grand opening later this month in Palm Springs.

Monarch Apartment Homes, developed by the nonprofit Community Housing Opportunities Corporation, will have a ribbon-cutting on Feb. 22. The 60-unit complex is situated on a 3.62-acre site at the corner of North Indian Canyon and San Rafael Drive. The $36 million project features one-, two- and three-bedroom rental units targeting people who earn 30-60% of the area's median income.

Monarch residents are now stepping into their new homes two years after the development's official groundbreaking. In December, Monarch received its first occupancy permits and keys were given to initial residents shortly thereafter. A wait list closed last summer for potential renters.

With Monarch’s official grand opening, the city of Palm Springs and others will celebrate. According to the developer, it's been nearly 14 years since an affordable housing project opened in Palm Springs.