Month: November 2016

Two people are in the hospital after a crash in Beaumont Saturday night. It happened at 8:44 p.m. on the eastbound side of highway 60 where it transitions into Interstate 10… Fire fighters rescued three people from one of the vehicles, and put out a fire that started in the second vehicle, which was unoccupied.

Nearly 1,000 people stepped out to stop diabetes Saturday morning. The annual “Step Out” walk, hosted by the American Diabetes Association, is an annual event to raise awareness and education about the disease. “Living with diabetes isn’t just a one person thing. It takes the support of your entire family,” Lily Suarez said. Suarez is

Thank you for your service, was a common phrase many veterans heard nationwide on Veteran’s Day either on line, in person or on T.V. But for the Palm Springs American Legion Post 519, some veterans decided to take things old school and reach out by ham radio. “It’s very heartwarming because there are lots of

A new study by a San Diego law firm has ranked the most dangerous intersections in the state and two of them are in the Coachella Valley. The study was done by the law firm Estey & Bomberger by using accident reports in every intersection in the state from 2015. The group compiled a score

Playoff-qualifying high school football teams in the Coachella Valley are getting set to battle for post-season glory. Local playoffs kicked off Thursday night with Rancho Mirage High School hosting Los Amigos High School. The Best Local Sports Show is covering all of our local games live and we’ll bring you all of the action from

There are a few events planned around the Coachella Valley to honor the sacrifices of those who have served in our nation’s military and those who continue to serve this Veterans Day — Friday November 11. Thousands of United States Marines and Sailors are stationed locally at the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center in

Every year, one day in November, the streets of downtown Palm Springs are filled with red, white and blue. “For those like us, especially dealing with PTSD and everything, it helps to have the recognition,” U.S. Navy veteran Don Pageler said. Pageler and fellow Navy veteran Alan Easton, it’s a chance to share their story

Riverside County Emergency Services says Palm Desert residents are in good hands, and paws, in case a major disaster hits. HeatherJean Gonyier, from Palm Desert, graduated from a Community Emergency Response Training class with the help of her service dog. “I did wonder at first how I was going to be able to fit into

At the 28th Annual Veteran’s Day Celebration at the General Patton Museum in Chiriaco Summit, the millions of women who worked the assembly lines during World War II were honored along with veterans. The women were symbolized by “Rosie the Riveter” and helped build weapons, planes, and vehicles needed during the war. A group of

A motorcyclist is rushed to the hospital late Friday afternoon after officers say the driver rear ended a truck on Interstate Ten. According to the Highway Patrol, they got a call of a motorcycle down just after 3:30 pm on westbound I-10 east of Cook Street. Traffic was backed up for almost an hour, as

NEW YORK (November 11, 2016) – Paul Levy, of Indian Wells, California, was elected the 40th President of the PGA of America today at the Association’s 100th Annual Meeting. Levy is President of Club Operations and Development for Sunrise Company, and also is the CEO and General Manager at Toscana Country Club. Prior to being

Seventeen-year-old T.J. is a senior in high school who says he’s been using ride sharing services like Uber since he was 14 years old. He says it’s come in handy especially when he was an underclassman because he didn’t have his driver’s license yet. He says, in his mind, safety isn’t a concern. “I don’t

Friday morning was the launch of Macy’s annual Believe campaign benefiting the Make-A-Wish Foundation. The Macy’s at the Westfield Palm Desert opened it’s doors bright and early on Veterans Day to volunteers and Wish Kids for our cameras. Friday through the rest of the holiday season, you can drop off your Santa’s wish list at

En más información en torno al juicio contra John Felix acusado de asesinar a dos agentes del Departamento de Policía de Palm Springs el pasado 8 de Octubre, se dio a conocer que se le asignó un nuevo abogado debido a que el anterior no se especializa en defensa de pena de muerte. El abogado

La policía reportó la muerte de un hombre que fue atropellado ayer a las 5:21 p.m. mientras caminaba sobre Harrison Street cerca de la Avenida 70 en Thermal. El conductor del vehículo involucrado paró y en todo momento cooperó con las autoridades, otro automovilista que fue testigo de los hechos paró y su carro fue

Kim Molina talked about what she calls her family’s “long wait” for justice, and how she believes, without a shadow of a doubt, that it was Edward Lee Leblanc who killed her sister Kristin. “Its been tough, you think that these things happen to somebody else,” said Orange County resident Kim Molina while talking about

A pedestrian was struck and killed by a vehicle today in Thermal. The crash was reported at 5:21 p.m. in the 68000 block of Harrison Street, according to the California Highway Patrol. This is just north of 70th Avenue. The man was pronounced dead at the scene. The Riverside County Coroner has confirmed the man

UPDATE: 6:04 p.m. After nearly a year and a half, Coachella Valley Unified School District (CVUSD) and Coachella Valley Teachers Association (CVTA) officials are still in the midst of agreeing on contract packages for teachers. Negotiations stalled after a special meeting Wednesday night. CVUSD Superintendent of Schools Dr. Darryl Adams also announced his resignation due