Month: October 2010

Ciudades del Valle de Coachella utilizan estrategia para disminuir el nmero de personas que beben y conducen. Desde 2005 por tercera vez, Palm Desert aparee en las 10 ciudades con ms accidentes relacionados con el alcohol. Los retenes de sobriedad han reflejado un descenso en ciudades del Desierto agracias a apoyos econmicos por parte de

Tras las rejas se encuentra un sujeto que en das pasados lleg al punto de inspeccin de la Patrulla Fronteriza ubicado sobre el Expressway 86 cerca de Salton Sea. En el vehculo que conduca traa una carga de cocana valorada en $1.3 mdd. Un perro de la Unidad K-9 alerto a los agentes quienes despus

The hiker who chronicled the story of his survival on his hat during six days lost in Joshua Tree National Park without food or water has been released from the hospital. A spokesman says Edward Rosenthal will talk about his ordeal Tuesday at a news conference in Los Angeles that will include some members of

Sheriff’s deputies were searching Sunday night for a the driver one of car involved in a 2-car accident. News Channel 3 was first on scene, and talked with a witness who said a red car ran a red light at the intersection of Fred Waring and Cook Street just after 8 p.m. The red car

More than 200 customers of Southern California Edison in the Palm Springs area will spend most of Monday without electricity, according to the power company. The company’s website blames some underground cable that went bad. The problem started shortly after 3 a.m. Monday in the area around Calle Encilia and Ramon. Crews are working to

Win a family four pack of tickets to the Children’s Discovery Museum of the Desert! We’ll give away two sets each month on the 1st and 15th. Please read the contest rules before entering. Fill out the form below for your chance to win!

Two masked men who robbed a Desert Hot Springs meat market at gunpoint remained at large today. The robbery was reported at 10:08 p.m. Sunday at the Rancho Grande Market at 13313 Palm Drive, said Sgt. Daniel Bressler of the Desert Hot Springs Police Department. The robbers approached a male employee outside the store and

The Palm Springs Aerial Tramway, which closed Sept. 13 for its annual maintenance, is set to reopen Monday. The first trip up is scheduled for 10 a.m., and the last trip up will leave at 8 p.m.. The last tram down will leave the peak at 9:45 p.m., said spokesperson Lena Zimmerschied. Trams leave the

Two alleged gang members wanted for a weekend drive-by shooting are at large today and investigators are looking for clues. The shooting was reported around 10 p.m. Friday in the 81000 block of Sirocco Avenue in Indio. Witnesses told deputies two males in a light-colored compact car passed the victims, who were in front of

A horse-drawn carriage was hit by a car in Palm Springs, but the mare who was pulling it is recovering today. A car smashed into the carriage just after 10 p.m. at Tahquitz Canyon Way and Calle Encila. Everybody involved was uninjured, including Rosie, a 14- year-old Belgian mare. Her owner was planning a trip

Residents at a Thermal mobile home park are one step closer to having their power restored. Nearly a dozen homes at the Hernandez Mobile Home Park have been without electricity for more than three weeks, but an Indio judge Thursday ordered the owners to turn the lights back on. Several residents filed a lawsuit last

Searchers in the high desert found Edward Rosenthal, 64, a prominent Los Angeles-area real estate broker, alive but dehydrated on Thursday after spending six days lost in the Joshua Tree National Park. The news elated his wife Nicole who had been bracing for the worst. “It was like this miracle,” she said. “My husband, my

A Cathedral City man was still in critical but stable condition Thursday following a Monday night attempt at suicide by cop. Friends and family of Chrisotpher Mendoza, 27, spoke to News Channel 3. They want to set the record straight by saying that their friend, brother and son was just in a dark place and

The City of Palm Desert celebrated the start of construction Friday on its new Aquatic Center at Civic Center Park. It will cost $7.77 million to build the eight-acre center. When complete, it will include three swimming pools, changing rooms, a community multipurpose room, a concession stand and office spaces. It will be built on

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has vetoed two bills passed in response to a pay scandal in the Los Angeles County city of Bell, saying they don’t go far enough. The governor late Thursday blocked a bill by Assemblywoman Fiona Ma of San Francisco. Her bill, AB1987, would have barred employees of some counties from “pension spiking”

Click on the coupon image to print!

Click on the coupon image to print!

Click on the coupon image to print!

Click on the coupon image to print!

Click on the coupon image to print!