Month: June 2014

The Palm Springs Art Museum announced today that its architecture and design center, which will be housed in a 1960s bank building, will open in November. The Architecture and Design Center, Edwards Harris Pavilion will house exhibits, programs, research space and storage for the museum’s architecture and design collections and archives. The unveiling is slated

A defendant in a Central California burglary case walked out of a courtroom a free man after a jury mistakenly signed a not-guilty verdict form. The Fresno Bee reports the flabbergasted judge said Wednesday he had no choice but to order defendant Bobby Lee Pearson to be set free from jail because the not-guilty verdict

About 180 students will graduate from Cal State San Bernardino’s Palm Desert campus tonight. The commencement ceremony is set for 6 p.m. at The Show at the Agua Caliente casino in Rancho Mirage. Many of this year’s candidates are first-generation college students, and the class includes undergraduate and graduate students and the first graduates from

A fire at a Palm Springs mobile home community destroyed two homes early Thursday morning while leaving two other homes badly damaged. Firefighters were called to the Ramon Mobile Home Park on the 400 block of East Ramon Road just west of South Sunrise Way at 3:37 a.m. Residents in the community say one of

Cathedral City is the latest valley city to follow the lead of Palm Springs. The city council is looking at allowing medical marijuana dispensaries in the city. The Desert Hot Springs city council is unanimously behind a similar idea and hopes to explore the idea as well. One major incentive is the estimated $450,000 Palm

News Channel 3 and CBS Local 2 are following up on reports of problems at Desert Mirage High School’s graduation. Parents have called, complaining that the school sold too many tickets to the ceremony and some parents were unable to see their kids graduate. Police say there’s been one arrest. Look for continuing coverage on

A 19-year-old woman was arrested and dozens others were furious after they were kept out of the Desert Mirage high school graduation ceremony. The graduation began at 7 P.M. on Wednesday. Several parents told us they were kept out of the ceremony because security said the football stadium was at capacity. “We were about to

Updated results from the Riverside County Registrar show Bonnie Garcia widening her lead over Glenn Miller in the 28th State Senate district primary. Garcia, a Republican, is a former State Assemblywoman. It now appears she’ll face Republican Riverside County Supervisor Jeff Stone in the November general election. Miller is an Indio City Councilman and would

The Palm Springs Boxing Club answered the bell at the So Cal State Amateur Boxing Championships in Menifee.Over 240 boxers entered the 3rd annual event and the Palm Springs Boxing Club took 12 fighters and all 12 made the finals, 9 championship belts were won. Here are the results: Cayden Griffiths – won the 60

Most accidental falls happen in the home and many times the victims turn out to be senior citizens. That’s why Home Instead Senior Care is offering free home safety checks for local seniors during the month of June, or National Senior Safety Month. “More and more people these days are choosing to stay at home,”

The FIFA World Cup is the world’s most widely viewed sporting event. It’s broadcast to 204 countries on 245 different channels. That’s why Valley bars and restaurants are getting ready to be the prime spot for fans to cheer on their favorite team. Group play begins tomorrow with Brazil and Croatia at 1 pm, right

Across the nation, Eric Cantor’s loss came as a total shock. Cantor went down to defeat to a relatively unknown, tea party-backed college professor, David Brat. “Those of us 3,000 miles away didn’t know the intensity of the campaign going on,” said Lt. General Herb Temple, a Valley Republican and former president of the Lincoln

Agentes brevemente acordonaron el sector cerca de la llantera America’s Tire en Indio ubicada sobre la Carretera 111 el mircoles por la tarde despus de que oficiales se percatran de un sospechoso que era buscado. Segn la policia local, el sujeto que fue aprehendido era la persona de interes relacionada con un tiroteo que sucedio

Llega en su vigsimo aniversario el festival de cortometraje de Palm Springs Para los amantes de sptimo arte llega este 17 de junio hasta el 23 de junio el festival de cortometraje de la ciudad de Palm Springs en dnde se exhibir alrededor de 320 films de diferentes paises, as como diferentes tpicos a mostrarse

En Bermuda Dunes un residente espera que un video de vigilanica ayude para dar con el paradero de un amante de lo ajeno. Muestra como el ladron se apodera de la paqueteria que es entregada en la puerta de su hogar. Las imgenes las ver en Kuna Noticias Telemundo 15 el mircoles. El propietario de

With the weather heating up children being let out of school for the summer, it’s your job to make sure your kids are safe while having fun in the pool. Since 2005, Riverside County had 75 drowning deaths of children under the age of five. Drowning is 100% preventable, according to a PSA released by

The Federal Aviation Administration has issued temporary flight restrictions in and around Palm Springs over the weekend. The restrictions are in effect from Friday, June 13 to Monday, June 16. The restrictions will also be in effect around Anaheim, but only on Saturday. Private pilots will be unable to fly in certain areas and at

Are you passionate about food and want a chance to show off your culinary skills while learning from some of the best in the industry? The hit ABC show, ‘The Taste’, is serving up Season 3 by holding a casting call for those interested in competing. America’s most passionate foodies are being sought for a

Thieves in the Coachella Valley have left multiple businesses without water the past two days after backflow devices were removed from complexes in two different cities. The latest incident occurred Wednesday morning at the Centro Medico building, located at 69175 Ramon Road in Cathedral City. News Channel 3 and CBS Local 2 were at the