Month: November 2015

Cientos de familias del Valle de Coachella abrieron su corazn y la puerta de su hogar para darle la bienvenida a por lo menos 300 miembros del ejrcito de los Estados Unidos. Para algunos, fue el primero ao que pasan la spoca festiva retirados de su familia. Se les brind un hogar y rica cena

The Food and Drug Administration says a California farm is recalling a vegetable mix believed to be the source of E.coli in Costco chicken salad that has been linked to an outbreak that has sickened 19 people in seven states. The FDA said Thursday Taylor Farms Pacific of Tracy, California, recalled a mix of celery

Even before Black Friday officially started, thousands of people from headed out to shop and save hundreds of dollars. Cashiers at JC Penny in the Westfield Mall were busy since 3 p.m. on Thanksgiving when the store opened with their Black Friday sales. People lined up, buying gifts for under the Christmas tree, but many

Thanksgiving is a day when families gather to enjoy a meal together and remember all the things they’re grateful for. For those less fortunate the day can be a reminder of what they don’t have. But thanks to the help of some valley organizations that doesn’t have to be the case. Mary Cortes and Rachel

The holidays can be hard when you’re away from your family. No one knows that feeling better than our service members. Spending the holidays away from home is made a little bit easier with the help of the Adopt a Marine program. Families gathered at Toscana Country Club for the ninth year, eagerly awaiting a

En este da de acciones de gracias comenzamos su noticiero local Kuna Noticias con un incendio en Desert Hot Springs esta maana. Lamentablemente, un barco estall en llamas a la altura de Cottonwood Road cerca de Mountain View. El fuego se esparci rpidamente a unos rboles Tamarisco. Las fuertes rfagas de viento hiso dificil combatir

More than 135 million people across the country will rush retailers and others will shop online trying to score the best deals this holiday weekend. The Riverside County Sheriff’s Dept. wants you stay alert and avoid becoming a victim of robbery and theft. Don’t shop alone Keep your purses and children close Don’t flash cash.

It’s the Coachella Valley’s Rodeo Drive…our Fifth Avenue — high-end shops, restaurants, a playground for the well-heeled — El Paseo in Palm Desert. But that popular, upscale street, and other nearby streets, has another group of folks much less well-heeled; the homeless. Police are on regular patrol there to make sure shoppers and workers aren’t

Cal Fire crews are mopping up after a boat caught fire near Desert Hot Springs, causing a small brush fire in the area of Cottonwood Drive, just west of Mountain View Road Thursday afternoon. The fire was reported just before noon and firefighters doused the flames in less than 30 minutes. Officials said had the

The holidays can be difficult for families in need here in the valley. A number of charities are working to make sure everyone can put a festive meal on the table. “I just lost my job recently and with Thanksgiving being tomorrow I’m going to be able to cook food for my family together,” said

Three people were arrested in Desert Hot Springs Wednesday afternoon when officers caught them trying to cash a stolen check at a Wells Fargo bank. Officers were called to the bank in the 14000 block of Palm Drive at about 3 p.m. when 34-year-old Wan Holloway attempted to cash the stolen check. Authorities said 18-year-old

Traffic is slow going in and around the Coachella Valley as families hit the road for the Thanksgiving holiday. Travelers taking I-10 say it’s congested in a lot of places. “It has been stop and go at 10 and 20 miles per hour with big blocks of stop and go traffic,” said Shawn Nevins who

We continue our six-part series on the Valley’s Homeless Epidemic. In part 5, we go in-depth on panhandling. According to authorities there’s an increase in the amount of people with their hands out across the Valley. From the person with the sign at a busy intersection, to the man or woman asking for a donation

Generalmente el viernes negro es conocido como el nico da donde los comerciantes rebajan el costo de algunos de los artculos existientes de sus tiendas en un 40 a 80 porciento, pero segn nuestro experto en finanzas y bienes raices Jesus Martinez, debe de tener mucha precausin porque no todo lo que ver el viernes

Deputies recently conducted compliance checks on 67 registered sex offenders in Palm Desert, Rancho Mirage, and the unincorporated areas within the jurisdiction of the Palm Desert Sheriff’s Station. The compliance checks took place on Monday and Tuesday. Authorities said 51 of the registered sex offenders were in compliance of the law but 15 others weren’t

City and county officials officially opened a 350-foot bridge on Avenue 52, a $40 million project aimed at improving safety at a railroad right-of-way, Tuesday morning. Mayor Steven Hernandez, members of the city council and representatives from the Riverside County Transportation Commission and the Coachella Valley Association of Governments cut a ribbon on the bridge,

Finalmente la Oficina de Inmigracin (USCIS por sus siglas en ingls) comenz la redaccin de lo que sern los cambios a la conocida Ley del Castigo para personas que tramitan sus documentos legales tras la peticin de un familiar. El “nuevo perdn provisional a la Ley del Castigo” determinar que aquellos familiares de residentes permanentes

A Palm Springs man was in custody Wednesday morning accused in a home burglary. Police arrested Joshua Tuero, 31, Tuesday after a lengthy investigation. He was accused of sneaking into an apartment on September 6 in the 2500 block of East Palm Canyon Drive while a resident was home. Police said Tuero entered through an

A rare worldwide warning from the U.S. State Department urges caution during the holiday season. As a result, security is being stepped up at airports nationwide. “I’d gladly do more security to feel safe where I am,” said Kevin Kenny, who is traveling to Calgary from Palm Springs. At Los Angeles International Airport, officers patrolled