Month: March 2017

Este pasado Jueves y viernes se llevo acabo el radiothon 2017 a beneficio del hospital de niños St Jude, realizado por nuestra estación hermana La Poderosa 96.7 pero recuerde que ud todavía puede convertirse en un angel de esperanza solo ingrese a nuestra página kunamundo.com y ahí encontrara un link donde ud puede hacer su

Tax delays could be the least of the problems after identity theft hackers filed fraudulent tax returns after accessing one Valley business’ database. “Our family was depending on that money to do something, to go out and pay the bills and catch up but now we have to wait,” victim Javier Solis said. More than

Some of the world’s best tennis players will be coming to Indian Wells for the BNP Paribas Open, which kicks off Monday. Many new improvements have been made to Stadium 1 ahead of this year’s tournament. The “Super Screen” is now 33 percent bigger and is now a more permanent part of the structure. “The

Children’s Hospital Los Angeles announced today that it has partnered with the Barbara Sinatra Children’s Center in Rancho Mirage to raise least $250,000 this month to fund services for children and their families at both facilities. The fundraising effort will be carried out as part of CHLA’s Make March Matter campaign, which kicked off in

Our 18th annual St. Jude Radiothon benefiting St Jude’s Children Research Hospital took place Thursday and Friday from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. In recent years, the two-day radiothon has raised around between $65,000-$85,000 each year for the kids of St Jude. Over the last 17 years, the radiothon has raised over $2.5 million. This

Indio High School Senior Sabrina Carmona said things were pretty calm Thursday just before she headed to lunch. “To be honest, I didn’t really know right away,” she said. “We had an announcement, and they said that the school’s on lockdown, and to just remain in the classes.” Indio Police and Desert Sands Unified School

UPDATE: 5:29 p.m. Indio police revealed the reason why they arrested two Indio High School students. According to Sgt Dan Marshall, one student was arrested for possession of ammunition on a school campus, the other was arrested for obstruction of a peace officer. Both students were booked into juvenile hall. According to Sgt. Marshall, it

The Palm Springs Police Department is challenging other police departments across the state to make educational videos on the dangers of driving while impaired by marijuana and post them online. PSPD just created a public service announcement and they’re sharing it on social media using: #GetBakedGetBooked. Here is the post from the Palm Springs Police

Olympic gold medalist Michael Phelps will be the keynote speaker at Friday’s Champion Honors Luncheon, benefiting the Barbara Sinatra Center for Abused Children. The luncheon begins at 11:30 a.m. at Hyatt Indian Wells Resort & Spa, 44600 Indian Wells Lane. The 31-year-old Phelps, the most decorated Olympian in history, will share some life stories at

Las cámaras de Kuna Noticias se adentraron a la frontera norte Mexicali Calexico de una longitud de 77 millas y vigilada por aproximadamente 1,000 agentes del servicio de inmigración y control de aduanas sector El Centro. Lo primero que vimos durante nuestro recorrido fue como las ventanas de algunas patrullas de la agencia federal estacionadas

Officers with the the Riverside County Department of Animal Services said a tire shop crew in Riverside helped save a dog from drowning in a storm drain on Monday. According to Public Information Officer John Welsh, a crew member at CT Motorsports called animal services to tell them a small dog slipped down the storm

Thousands of dollars were stolen from a Palm Springs elementary school, according to Palm Springs Police. PSPD are investigating who might have stolen money and checks from Katherine Finchy Elementary School over the course of a three-month period. According to Sgt. Hutchinson, somebody broke into the school not once, but three times, since December. The

More than 200 artists from across the country will have their works showcased starting Thursday with the kick-off of the 35th annual La Quinta Arts Festival. Set to run through March 5 at La Quinta Civic Center Park, the annual art celebration hosted by the nonprofit La Quinta Arts Foundation raises funds for emerging artists

Viewers got a front row view of Native American culture at the 16th annual Native Film Festival in Palm Springs at the Camelot Theater. “We’re going to go to all of them,” said Janette Stebbins of Cathedral City. The three-day festival kicked off with the documentary, “RISE”. The film shows the journey behind the movement

Four in five children qualify for free and reduced-price meals across the Coachella Valley school districts. That’s more than 55,000 local children, according to the California Department of Education. The FIND Food Bank takes a stand against childhood hunger by partnering with schools across the valley, like Desert Ridge Academy. Student leaders there assist in

A man was caught on camera stealing a stepladder from a Cathedral City car wash, leaving employees perplexed as to why someone would go through the trouble. When workers at the Green Clean Express car wash in Cathedral City came back to work and couldn’t find the step ladder, they decided to check the surveillance

A student presentation about the dangers of drinking and driving was held Thursday morning on the football field at Palm Desert High School. California Highway Patrol and the program, “Every 15 Minutes” partner together to bring simulated traffic collision to school. “We need to teach these kids at an early age that driving under the

UPDATE: 6:40 p.m. La Quinta Mayor Linda Evans made an announcement at the State of the City Address Thursday, she said, that’s been years in the making. “Every project has to have their T’s crossed and their I’s dotted,” Evans said. “And this was great timing to pull everything together for the State of the

Kids all over the country celebrated Dr. Seuss’ birthday with “Read Across America day” News Channel 3’s Jeremy Chen visited Amelia Earhart Elementary in Indio where there was one question on everyone’s minds… do you like green eggs and ham? Volunteers from the community took part in “Read Across America” day- a nationwide initiative to