Month: September 2015

A valley doctor calls a new treatment a “game changer” for the 35 million American men dealing with an enlarged prostate. We spoke with a patient who claims he experienced “instant relief” from the procedure. 79-year-old Rancho Mirage resident James Lewis says he couldn’t be happier with the treatment he received just last week for

Por Telemundo 52. El polmico precandidato a la presidencia, Donald Trump, firm el compromiso del Comit Nacional del Partido Republicano para respaldar a quien resulte nominado para las elecciones del 2016. De esta manera, renuncia a presentarse como candidato de un tercer partido en las elecciones generales. “Prometer totalmente mi lealtad al Partido Republicano y

Officials at the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway said upcoming maintenance will force them to shut down operations for about a week. The annual maintenance is scheduled to begin Monday, September 14, with a tentative plan to reopen on Saturday, September 26 at 8 a.m., according to the release. Officials described the future improvements on Thursday.

Two suspected drug smugglers were arrested by Border Patrol agents Wednesday afternoon when authorities discovered packages of candy laced with methamphetamine in their pickup truck. Agents said the incident happened around 4:30 p.m. at the Highway 86 checkpoint near the Salton Sea. A 48-year-old man and a 47-year-old woman were traveling in a Nissan Frontier

Shelter from the Storm is a nonprofit organization in Palm Desert that specializes in helping victims of domestic violence. Organizers said they’re looking for some items to help with their Transitional Housing program and they hope the community can step in to donate. The donations are especially needed after the organization recently lost critical funding.

A man was struck by a car around 8:30 Wednesday night, near the intersection of Highway 74 and El Paseo in Palm Desert. The Palm Desert Police Department says the man sustained serious injuries. The man stepped into traffic, and was struck by a vehicle. He was taken to a nearby hospital. Anyone with information

The U.S. Navy’s Office of Community Outreach shared a photo of a Palm Springs Gunner’s Mate as he was training off the coast of Southern California on Tuesday. The photo is a good reminder of the around-the-clock protection the tens of thousands of young men and women provide America every day as they canvass the

In the wake of the FBI raid at Palm Springs City Hall, city council members celebrated the ribbon cutting ceremony at EIGHT4NINE restaurant on Palm Canyon Wednesday. Mayor Steve Pougnet was scheduled to attend, but didn’t show. Council member Ginny Foat who’s currently running for mayor said the council still has a city to run.

A La Quinta woman accused of felony DUI after she allegedly ran from a crash that killed a 64-year-old man on Highway 74 on the Fourth of July is due back in court later this month for a bail hearing, according to sources close to the victim’s family. Maryjane Plante, 46, was booked into the

A new restaurant in the uptown design district in Palm Springs is ready for customers. Eight4Nine Restaurant and Lounge is now officially open. Tuesday there was a star studded ribbon cutting that included singing legend Carol Channing. The address, as you might guess, is 849 North Palm Canyon Drive. The owners took over the 1954

Wednesday night’s city council meeting in Palm Springs is highly anticipated after the FBI raided City Hall yesterday, serving federal search warrants in connection to a criminal investigation. You can watch the meeting live by clicking on the link below. Watch the Palm Springs City Council meeting live online

The city of Palm Springs will pay $2.576 million to the family of a Marine who was fatally shot by two police officers, attorney’s for the plaintiff’s announced Tuesday. Marine Cpl. Allan “AJ” DeVillena, 22, was shot by officers around 2 a.m. Nov. 10, 2012, in a downtown parking garage. He was the driver of

Palm Springs Mayor Steve Pougnet said he won’t resign from his position in the wake of an FBI raid at City Hall. Pougnet made the statement at Wednesday night’s highly-anticipated city council meeting. Some rumors were spreading that the mayor may step down after federal agents served search warrants and confiscated information from city computer

Pope Francis is granting woman who have had abortions forgiveness. He is asking priests to absolve women of the “sin of abortion” who seek forgiveness during the “Year of Mercy”. Some people across the valley call the pope’s announcement a step in the right direction for the Catholic Church. “I think women should be able

The Desert Hot Springs Police Department has identified the woman whose body was found in Desert Hot Springs Sunday morning. Now, police are calling her death suspicious and the investigation has shifted because the cause of death is still pending. According to police, 28-year-old Stephanie Corrine Dixon’s body was found at 7:47 a.m. in the

La ciudad de Palm Springs pagar $2,576,000 millones de dlares a la familia de un infante de la marina quien fue baleado mortalmente por dos agentes hace casi 3 aos, de acuerdo con declaraciones de el abogado del demandante este martes. El Cabo de la Marina Allan “AJ” DeVillena, 22, recibi 6 tiros por oficiales

Nueva informacin hoy 2 de septiembre 2015 sobre el allanamiento que se registr ayer por la maana en el onsejo de la ciudad de Palm Springs. El mircoles, las puertas del ayuntamiento abrieron de nuevo al servicio del publico en general un da despus de que el FBI y otras agencias policiales sirviran rdenes de

Palm Springs City Hall is back open Wednesday after the FBI confiscated information from computer servers during a criminal investigation on Tuesday. News Channel 3 and CBS Local 2 spoke with City Manager David Ready and he said the city council meeting scheduled for Wednesday night will continue as planned. Ready said the FBI’s investigation

Information from computer servers and piles of documents were confiscated from Palm Springs City Hall by the FBI and Inland Empire Public Corruption Task Force on Tuesday. “We do searches based on allegations of criminal activity and so we’re seeking evidence pursuant to the warrant however the warrant is under seal,” said Laura Eimiller, spokeswoman

California lawmakers have advanced right-to-die legislation through an Assembly committee after an earlier measure stalled this year amid opposition from religious groups and some Democrats. The Public Health and Developmental Services committee approved the new bill, ABX2-15, on a 10-2 vote Tuesday, sending it to another committee. The bill’s author, Democratic Assemblywoman Susan Talamantes Eggman