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‘Hard landing’ at Palm Springs airport shuts down small runway Sunday
Update 11/18/24 The Federal Aviation Administration issued a statement on the incident: “A single-engine Cirrus SR-22 landed hard at Palm Springs International Airport in California around 12:15 p.m. local time on Sunday, Nov. 17. Two people were on board. The FAA will investigate.” The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the incident as well. According
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Conservative groups prepare for President-elect Donald Trump to take office
As President-elect Donald Trump prepares to take office, conservative groups in the Coachella Valley are making preparations. At the Patriot Store in Palm Desert, merchandise celebrating Trump’s victory is on sale. Stay with News Channel Three to hear more from the East Valley Republican Women Patriots group, which runs the Patriot Store, on how they
Iconic Palm Springs hotel Korakia Pensione hosts centennial celebration, steeped in the villa’s rich, artistic history
A unique hotel in Palm Springs is celebrating 100 years. Korakia Pensione near downtown was first built in 1924, by Scottish painter Gordon Coutts. ‘Korakia’ means crow in Greek, which had a heavy influence on the vision of the hotel. The hotel also has a rich, artistic history steeped into its walls. The Villa has
City of Big Bear Lake prepares for a busy winter after difficult fire season
The City of Big Bear is still recovering after an intense fire season, yet an influx of visitors will surely arrive in the coming weeks. The area is known for its serene views, and snowcapped mountains. It’s also a popular area for camping, snowboarding, and skiing during the winter. The city saw its first measurable
Local tribes giving away turkeys to those in need
As Thanksgiving approaches, local Coachella Valley indigenous tribes are giving away turkeys to those in need. The Morongo Band of Mission Indians gave away 15,000 free turkeys Monday morning to 119 pre-selected non-profit groups, churches and charities from across Southern California as part of the tribe’s 38th Annual Thanksgiving Outreach Program. Volunteers distributed the turkeys at the Morongo
Magic of Lights returns to the Coachella Valley
INDIO, California (KESQ) – The Empire Polo club is jolly and bright! The Magic of Lights drive-through holiday display returns tomorrow through December 29. There are over 2 million light features, and the show uses about 10 miles of steel to build the displays, and 10 miles of LED lighting installed inside the displays.This is
Iconic stars depicted in new Palm Springs art installation, ‘Neighbors’
A flash from the past art installation was unveiled in Palm Springs today, with some familiar faces. Muralist John Cerney, who is well known for his installation “Popsicles,” released a new set of characters today called, “Neighbors.” The work depicts 5 celebrities – Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, Liberace, Marilyn Monroe and Sammy Davis Jr., at
Cathedral City Fires’ emergency response team sessions offer life-saving disaster knowledge
Have you ever wanted to assist first responders on the scene of a disaster? Cathedral City Fire is offering just that, as it equips the public with life-saving knowledge to assist on-scene major disasters. The department’s Community Emergency Response Team, or CERT, aids first responders with incidents when the agency is overwhelmed or in need