Month: September 2017

Three siblings abducted in New Mexico were found safe Sunday night. The Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office in Albuquerque, New Mexico said the children were found safe Sunday night, and their mother turned herself into authorities in Los Angeles County. California Highway Patrol officers issued an amber alert Sunday afternoon. Police said 9-year-old Lloyd Wyatt and

Seven mature trees were uprooted and three more compromised at the Children’s Discovery Museum of the Desert in Rancho Mirage following recent storms in the Coachella Valley. Staff told KESQ News Channel 3 and CBS Local 2’s Katie Widner that the initial damage was done during a storm on Thursday afternoon. Saturday’s record-breaking microburst made

iRecover Palm Springs has cut the ribbon on its new treatment facility in honor of National Recovery Month. The Cathedral City location is the first one to open in the United States. KESQ and CBS Local 2 photojournalist Dante Walker attended the ribbon cutting, and has an in-depth look on the facility.

Valley resident Ron Bowdoin’s cousin Doreen Schiffelbian lives in Jensen Beach, Florida, where she and her family have been dealing with Hurricane Irma. The storm, one of the strongest ever to form in the Atlantic, has been creating an impact all over South Florida this weekend. “There’s been a little bit of a high anxiety

Todd Marinovich is dealing with a sore shoulder and did not play Saturday, September 9th when the So Cal Coyotes cruised to a 54-0 win over the Los Angeles Scorpions.

College of the Desert drops their second game of the season in overtime 28-21 to LA Valley.

The Rancho Mirage Rattlers pulled out a huge 38-21 victory over La Quinta and the week three game ball had to go their star player Marques Prior. Prior finished with 18-carries for 133 yards and 3-touchdowns along with an interception & forced fumble on defense.

The USC Trojans led by Sam Darnold’s 3-touchdown strikes & 300-yards on the ground from the rushing game were able to run away late for a 42-24 win over Stanford in the Pac-12 opener from the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Full field level highlights here!

Palm Valley High School grad Milo Stewart is a red shirt senior walk-on for the USC Trojans football team. Last November we told Stewart’s full story of his journey to the field of the Los Angeles Coliseum (Included in video) and after USC beat Stanford 42-24, Cody Krupp caught up with the local kid who

The sights and sounds from the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum where Stanford and USC battled in the Pac-12 opener.

Palm Springs’ Mayor Robert Moon rode along with officers from the Palm Springs Police Department Saturday as they patrolled the area for stranded cars in flooded waters. One car found near Golf Course Drive was submerged several feet underwater and was surrounded by fast rushing water. A young woman and boy were found inside the

North Gene Autry Trail And South Araby Drive at the wash closed Sunday morning due to flooding. Use alternate routes. Officials remind drivers to ‘turn around, don’t drown’. Stay with News Channel 3 and CBS Local 2 for any new updates on this closure.

The Palm Desert Business District Team and Special Enforcement Team conducted a Bicycle Bait program aimed to apprehend suspects and prevent bicycle thefts. They conducted the sting on Friday at businesses where previous bicycle thefts happened. 33-year-old, Brian Madigan and 29-year old, John Mahaffey were arrested as suspects involved in the grand theft located in

(CNS) – Emergency closures Sunday to repair a bridge joint on the Interstate 10 and SR 60 interchange are expected to create complications for motorists. Closures were set for 5 a.m. to 3 p.m. and will take place at the following locations: Westbound I-10 connector to the westbound SR 60 Eastbound I-10 connector to the

More than 1,200 Coachella Valley residents were without power Saturday night. According to Southern California Edison, there are two separate outages. One outage located north of North Palm Canyon Drive, west of South Palm Canyon Drive, south of Murray Canyon Drive and east of Caliente Drive left 1,089 customers in the dark. A second outage

More than 1,150 living in Palm Springs woke up without power Saturday morning. Southern California Edison says the power went out around 6 a.m. Crews say power should be restored around 7 a.m. and are working to find out the cause of the outage.

(CNS) – Police today had little to go on as far as motive or suspect in the apparent slaying of a man whose body was discovered this morning on a Desert Hot Springs road. The unidentified man was found unresponsive by officers at about 7 a.m. on Cahuilla Avenue near Palm Drive, where he was

Caltrans Maintenance crews are making repairs on bridge joints on Interstate 10 and highway 60 in Beaumont Sunday morning. The closures include: · Westbound I-10 connector to westbound State Route 60.· Eastbound I-10 connector to westbound State Route 60.· Westbound 6th Street on ramp. A detour is available from Oak Valley Parkway to Potrero Blvd

A fire at a Rancho Mirage duplex is contained after burning down half the duplex. Cal Fire officials say the fire was reported just before 1:30 Saturday morning on the 72000 block of Beverly Way in Rancho Mirage. No injuries were reported as both units in the duplex were vacant. The cause of the fire