Month: November 2015

En relacin a su voto 2016, sabemos que el Congresista Raul Ruiz tendr nueva competencia en las eleciones del prximo ao. El Abogado Dwight Kealy de Temecula confirm a nuestra estacin hermana News Channel Three que dar a conocer una declaracin oficial al respecto el mircoles pero que s se unir a la carrera hacia

A defense lawyer told a judge today he needs more time to prepare for the trial of a Coachella Valley man accused with three others in connection with an alleged child molestation and pornography ring. A jury trial was scheduled to begin today for John David Yoder, 43, of Desert Hot Springs, and Erick Alan

El papa Francisco dijo el lunes que espera agregar la importante ciudad mexicana de Jurez, fronteriza con Estados Unidos, a su itinerario por Mxico el ao prximo, con lo que seal que su gira tendr un fuerte nfasis en el tema de la inmigracin. En declaraciones a los periodistas de camino a Roma desde frica,

Funeral services are planned Monday for a Southern California police officer who was fatally shot in a parking lot next to his department’s headquarters. Mourners are expected to gather at the Cathedral of Our Lady Of the Angels in downtown Los Angeles to remember 29-year-old Officer Ricardo “Ricky Galvez.” He was shot to death near

Westbound traffic on interstate 10 was slowed early Monday morning after an SUV hit a guardrail in a two vehicle accident near the Jefferson Street exit. It happened just after 2:00 Monday morning. Two vehicles headed westbound collided near the Jefferson Street interchange construction project. The driver of the Jeep Grand Cherokee lost control and

A 19-year-old woman from Desert Hot Springs has been located by the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department. Deputies canceled the BOLO (Be on the lookout) Monday morning. She hadn’t been seen for about a week and a half prior. Authorities didn’t say where she was located but she is in good condition.

An iconic Joshua tree caught fire and had to be cut down this Thanksgiving weekend, according to Joshua Tree National Park authorities. A visitor reported the tree burning on the roadside within the park around 8:10 p.m. Saturday and investigators believe the fire was human-caused. Park law enforcement, an engine from San Bernardino Fire, and

A Rancho Mirage house has transformed into a holiday light show. The bright lights are synchronized with music people can listen to through their car radios. This is the seventh year UC San Diego electrical engineering student Austin Perri has put on the 20 minute show. “There’s probably 80,000 light bulbs, three miles of extension

Los Angeles Lakers icon Kobe Bryant announced Sunday that he will retire after the 2015-16 season. Bryant, 37, has struggled with injuries the past three seasons. The player who has won five NBA titles is averaging just 15.7 points and shooting just 31.5 percent from the field this season. Bryant has a career scoring average

It’s the time of year when holiday shoppers are hoping to score some serious deals and steals. Cyber Monday is upon us, which means many people will be monitoring their computers looking to snag some savings on anything from sweaters to tablets. Many feel the extended shopping season is overwhelming. “I drug my husband out

Residents say the power was back on by 8:30 Saturday night. We are still waiting on more information from CalFire. ____ A mobile home park in Thermal is without power Saturday night.CAL FIRE reports the power outage originated in the parks electrical vault. It happen around 3:40 p.m. in the area of 85000 block of

Officers from the Cathedral City Police Department’s DUI Enforcement Team will be deploying this weekend to stop and arrest alcohol and drug-impaired drivers in the Department’s ongoing traffic safety campaign. DUI Saturation Patrols will be on the lookout Saturday night between 6:00 p.m. and 3:00 a.m. in areas with high frequencies of DUI collisions and/or

Holiday traffic is backed up all of the way to Palm Springs on westbound I-10 after a tractor trailer spilled 80 gallons of fuel on the freeway in Banning, leading to a closure of the right lane of the freeway Saturday. Several minor traffic collisions and increased holiday travelers in the area are also contributing

Packed parking lots and busy shoppers this weekend were all signs the holiday shopping season is upon us. Black Friday madness is now behind us, making way for a recent tradition, Small Business Saturday. Small Business Saturday started in 2010. It’s a day when shoppers are encouraged to shop locally and support the local economy.

A Laguna Beach family says a brazen coyote came into their home and snatched the family’s 8-year-old Chihuahua from a bedroom occupied by a baby girl and two other small dogs. The Los Angeles Times reported Saturday that John Fischer was in his kitchen when he heard his dogs barking. Fischer said he initially didn’t

The Riverside County Department of Animal Services is waiving all adoption fees at its largest animal shelters Saturday to encourage visitors to give a home to a four-legged friend this holiday season. “Sure, you might be able to get a great deal on a TV on Black Friday, but a dog or cat will love

Which is more fun, to head to the store and save money on Black Friday deals or drive to the mountains to play in the snow? KESQ asked dozens of people what they did for Black Friday and it was a pretty even split between those two options. With the stores offering lots of great

Los centros comerciales como Cabazon Outlets y Westfield Shopping Mall en Palm Desert siguen repletos de consumidores hoy viernes negro. Muchos se dieron cita desde ayer jueves accin de gracias para iniciar sus compras de temporada. Otros hicieron largas filas para las ofertas del viernes negro. Consumdores en el centro comercial Westfield manifestaron que el

Wintry weather, rain and mountain snow prompted road closures and snow chain requirements in parts of Riverside County Friday. Snow showers developed over the mountains late Thursday night and were expected to continue periodically through at least early afternoon, according to the National Weather Service. Around 10:00 a.m. Friday, The California Highway Patrol was requesting

Crowds flocking to the outlets, people sitting in lawn chairs, all the sights you’d expect to see Black Friday. But there’s a few new things you might see like signs in Mandarin and Japanese. “We have people from all over the world. We need to make sure we can accommodate those individuals when they’re coming