Month: November 2015

Strong winds are hitting the Coachella Valley associated with an early winter storm system. There are reports of trees down along Washington Street between Calle Tampico and Highway 111 in La Quinta. Imperial Irrigation reported scattered power outages in Indio. There was a larger outage earlier along Washington Street in the area of Bermuda Dunes

On Sunday, November 1, the Palm Springs Police Department responded to a report of a felony injury incident believed to be a hate crime, as reported in the Police Department statement released earlier today. The two male victims sustained serious injuries and were transported to a local hospital. The Mayor and the entire City Council,

Imperial Irrigation District reports all power is restored in the Bermuda Dunes and La Quinta area after an earlier outage Monday night. The outage was in an area bordered by Washington Street, Avenue 42, Adams Street, and Darby Road and at one time impacted more than 1,300 customers. The Ralph’s shopping center at Washington Street

The Coachella City Council suspended Coachella Valley Desert Soccer League’s access to city soccer fields after the 1,600 member league failed to maintain its non-profit status and comply with the city’s financial reporting guidelines, despite having six months to meet the city’s requirements. This City Council action was in line with the majority of the

Un agente del Departamento del Alguacil del Condado de Los ngeles, fue arrestado por la Polica de Costa mesa bajo sospecha de tener sexo con una menor de edad. El oficial en problemas fue identificado como Jovanni Argueta, de 26 aos de edad, mientras que la identidad de la joven sigue sin revelarse. Segn el

Autoridades investigan un tiroteo que dej a un hombre herido esta madrugada alrededor de las 3:40AM sobre la cuadra 12900 de Palm Drive. La victima se encuentra recuperndose en el centro mdico Desert Regional. Hasta el momento, su identidad no ha sido revelada por el gremio policial. Igualmente, no existe una descripcion del sospechoso. Agentes

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El Centro Sector Border Patrol agents assigned to the Calexico station arrested four suspected human smugglers and 13 undocumented Mexican Nationals in a home on Friday. According to officials, the Calexico Police Department was conducting a welfare check at a home on Rockwood Street at about 1:30 p.m. when they called Border Patrol agents for

A man was recovering at Desert Regional Medical Center after he charged a police officer and was tazed over the weekend. While at the hospital, a nurse apparently found suspected methamphetamine on the man, according to police. The Desert Hot Springs Police Department was called to 65950 Pierson Boulevard just before 5 p.m. Sunday after

Students at Desert Mirage High School in Thermal are trying to reduce their carbon footprint. The “GrEAT” – or Green Energy And Technology – Academy says using reusable water bottles will help. The group raised money to give all 2,400 people on campus a reusable water bottle adorned with the school mascot, a space for

Authorities have arrested a man in connection with the assault of an Uber driver in Southern California that was recorded on dash camera video. The Orange County Register reports 32-year-old Benjamin Golden, of Newport Beach, was arrested Friday on misdemeanor charges of public intoxication and assault. The recorded incident begins with 23-year-old Edward Caban asking

The first storm of the season is rolling into California, bringing rain, cooler temperatures and snow in the mountains. The National Weather Service says a cold front coming down from the northwest has dropped some rain in the Sacramento region Sunday, which could see up to three-quarters of an inch of rain that is expected

Officials from San Bernardino Arson & Bomb Detail were investigating an overnight fire in Twentynine Palms. The fire was reported around 1 a.m. Sunday in the area of Old Dale Road and Araby. Firefighters discovered a single story home engulfed in flames. No one was in the home at the time. Crews had the fire

Two elderly people died in a fire that ripped through their home near Hesperia in San Bernardino County Sunday morning. Two other family members managed to escape the blaze thanks to smoke detector alarms. Neighbors in the Oak Hills area called 911 around 5 a.m. Crews had the flames under control in about 20 minutes.

The time for ghosts, goblins and ghouls is over, now Sunday is all about remembering those who have passed. Hundreds of people attended a Dia de los Muertos celebration at the Desert Memorial Park Sunday. Mark Guerrero, son of the late Lalo Guerrero who was honored at the celebration, said honoring the dead can be

Police say a man was shot in the upper back in Desert Hot Springs early Sunday morning. After getting a phone call about a shooting, police found the victim on the 12900 block of Palm Drive around 3:40 a.m. The man was taken to Desert Regional Medical Center. Police did not release his condition, identity,

One La Quinta woman takes Halloween very seriously, turning her home into a haunted carnival the whole neighborhood looks forward to every year. “I thought what’s more scary than clowns,” said owner Kelsey Hertwig. “I get kind of crazy for Halloween.” This La Quinta house stands out. A spooky graveyard with flying ghosts lead into

One man is recovering in the hospital this morning after he was shot at the Las Flores Bar and Taqueria in Thermal late last night. According to Riverside County Sheriff’s, the area between Palm Street, Center Street, Grapefruit Blvd. and Airport Blvd. were shut down for hours while police investigated. Streets are expected to open

When it comes to Halloween most parents agree, there’s no room for tricks while their kids are getting their treats. “I think we can try to avoid the danger by going to places that we know are safe,” said mother Lianne Gayler. It’s the one day a year when it’s okay to take candy from

Children of all ages explored the Children’s Discovery Museum of the Desert as it transformed into “Boo at the Boo!seum” in Rancho Mirage Saturday . Kids took turns getting their faces painted and experimenting in the Creatively Creepy Lab. Some brave children even took a turn getting slimy at the Slime Station. Organizers said the