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The third edition of the Desert X exhibition opens to the public Friday. It runs through May 16 in the Coachella Valley. Desert X is an outdoor experience free and open to the public. The art exhibition spans across 40 miles of desert. The exhibition was originally scheduled to run from February 6 until April
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UPDATE:The First Alert Weather Alert Day is no longer in effect.______________________________________________________________A Winter Storm Warning will remain in effect until 10 p.m. for elevations above 3,500′. Additional accumulations of 2-4″ are possible. There was light snow falling once again this afternoon in the High Desert, along with some thunderstorm activity near SR-243. Precipitation will continue into
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“And now for a special report,” said Indio’s Thomas Jefferson Middle School student, Anthony Martinez. News Channel 3’s Jeff Stahl and Patrick Evans surprised Martinez and students at the school Friday morning by appearing on the Jaguar’s morning campus newscast. “Hey, It’s Anthony Martinez. Jeff Stahl here at KESQ News Channel 3 and hello to
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It has been a big week for our local high school sports programs. Tuesday, all outdoor youth sports in Riverside County were approved to play, allowing high school football and water polo teams to start up and finish what is left of the modified fall sports season. Football games start in two weeks, but this
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Two weeks. There are only two weeks until the first local high school football games in 16 months. This Friday marks the first day our local teams are allowed to practice in pads. Friday night football will certainly look different this season due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. There will only be five weeks of
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SAN DIEGO COUNTY, Calif. – Organizers of the ‘Let Them Play’ announced a settlement has been reached in the lawsuit against the County of San Diego, The State Department of Health and Governor Gavin Newsom. The lawsuit was spearheaded by Scripps Ranch High School football coach Marlon Gardinera on behalf of his son. “Today, for
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As we approach the one year mark from when local high school sports shut down due to the coronavirus pandemic, the light at the end of the tunnel is beginning to appear. This afternoon, La Quinta and Xavier Prep competed in a cross country meet. This was the second competition locally and first for each
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California OKs all outdoor youth sports in counties with COVID-19 case rates at or below 14 per 100,000 people. Updated @CIFState Education-Based Athletics COVID-19 Tier Map pic.twitter.com/JSMLJsLs9t— CIF Southern Section (@CIFSS) February 19, 2021 This is a huge step in the right direction. It has been 15 months since we’ve had a football season here
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Governor Newsom and state legislative leaders have reached an agreement on a $9.6 billion spending deal to help those affected most by the coronavirus pandemic. It’s no secret, small businesses have been hurting throughout the coronavirus pandemic, but hope is on the horizon. “The rules that California has put in place have done an incredible
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Kyle Mauerman has played soccer, baseball, golf, basketball and now cross country for Palm Valley School. He even went as far as to playing golf and baseball in the same season. At one point, he had played a game nearly every day for three straight weeks. “I probably won’t move on and play sports in
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Normally, you wouldn’t see cheerleaders at a cross country meet, but this meet between crosstown rivals Shadow Hills and Indio was different. It marked the first local high school sports competition in 11 months. “That’s one of the goosebump moments,” Shadow Hills Athletic Director Michael Walsh said of when he was finally able to tell
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High school sports competitions officially return Friday for one local district, but what about all the other schools? “I’ve never seen kids so excited to be out for cross country,” Coachella Valley High School Cross Country Coach Gil Contreras laughed. Reason being, cross country is the only local high school sport allowed to compete right
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