Month: February 2018

The first segment of the long-awaited CV Link alternative transportation path is officially open. The initial 2.3-mile segment of the path stretches from Vista Chino in Palm Springs to Ramon Road in Cathedral City. Construction on the segment began last summer. The CV Link is planned to span about 50 miles across the Coachella Valley,

Desert Mirage, La Quinta, and West Shores boys soccer all advance to the semifinals after Saturday victories. Scores & Schedule Desert Mirage: 2 Glendora: 1 OT Oxnard @ Desert Mirage 5pm on Tuesday, February 27th La Quinta: 1 Carter: 0 La Quinta @ Villa Park 5pm on Tuesday, February 27th West Shores: 3 El Capitan:

Vintage trailers were on display in Palm Springs as Modernism Week comes to a close. The 11 day event finishing off with a final look at some of the finest trailers, campers and buses. “We celebrate the design and inspiration behind building all of these trailers,” said event producer Mona Heath. The event featuring everything

Hundreds of people took part in Saturday’s Running from the Law race in Palm Springs. The event was held at Ruth Hardy Park Saturday morning. The race was a little more than 3 miles long and runs through the old Movie Colony neighborhood. This year, the race was selected as the host of the law

Family and friends of 1-year-old Parker Lee Schumacher came together in Yucca Valley this for a car wash fundraiser to help the toddler’s family with his funeral expenses. Many like Renee Haney said Schumacher, who police believe was murdered nearly two weeks ago, was a boy that left a mark on the community. “He was

Local and world-renowned musicians joined young people rocking the stage at a benefit concert in Palm Springs Saturday night. Students with Music Heals Inc. shared the stage with bands at the Palm Canyon Roadhouse. This was all for a benefit concert to help the organization, which helps provide music therapy to children with special needs.

Cathedral City defeats Polytechnic 65-50 and Desert Christian takes down Workman 49-40 as they both advance to the CIF Championship for the first time in their program’s history.

Two local girls competed at the California State Wrestling Championships in Visalia where Palm Springs’ Cindy Zepeda brought home a top-12 finish while Cathedral City’s Britney Garnica finished top-16.

Four local high school wrestlers from four different programs will be headed to next weekend’s State Championship in Bakersfield after podium finishes in the Master’s Meet. Troy Mantanona (3rd-Palm Desert), Ian Vasquez (6th-Coachella Valley), Jesus Garduno (6th-Indio), and Noel Magallanes (7th-La Quinta).

Vista Del Monte Elementary School in Palm Springs hosted their 3rd annual Father/Daughter Dance Friday night. The evening included a DJ, photo booth, and a great opportunity for family bonding. “I’m not always around because I’m in the military. So, I never know where I’m going to be. So every opportunity I get I try

AC3 is a new restaurant & bar that is opening its doors this Sunday inside the brand new Hotel Paseo. The first thing you will notice when you walk into AC3 is the bright bold colors. From the chairs to the walls and even the plates everything is vibrant Andrew Copley, the owner of the

Offenses ranging from murder to larceny dropped last year in cities and unincorporated communities served by the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department, lowering the overall crime rate by 2.2 percent, according to preliminary figures released today. Sheriff’s officials said that thanks to stepped up crime prevention and resolution methods, the Part I crime rate fell in

Students at John Glenn Middle School in Indio wrote handmade letters to Anthony Borges, a 15-year-old student at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida who was shot five times when he stepped in to save at least 20 of his fellow students when a gunman opened fire in the school. Valeria, a student

Legislation that would increase death benefits for the families of fallen law enforcement officers and emergency responders was unveiled today by a Coachella Valley lawmaker at the headquarters of the Palm Springs Police Department, which lost two officers in the line of duty in 2016. Rep. Raul Ruiz, D-Palm Desert said the “Heroes Lesley Zerebny

The Palm Springs Police Department has arrested three suspects in connection with a string of robberies that took place in the Coachella Valley in February. The first robbery occurred in the early morning hours of Feb. 13 at the am/pm store at the corner of Vista Chino and Sunrise Way in Palm Springs. A man

El primer segmento de la esperada ruta alternativa de transporte de CV Link oficialmente se abrirá para los ciclistas, corredores, caminantes y más el dia sabado. El segmento inicial de 2.3 millas de la ruta se extiende desde Vista Chino en Palm Springs hasta Ramon Road en Cathedral City. La construcción comenzó el verano pasado,

El Departamento de Policía de Palm Springs arrestó a tres sospechosos en relación con una serie de robos que tuvieron lugar en el Valle de Coachella en febrero. El primer robo ocurrió en la madrugada del 13 de febrero en la tienda am / pm en la esquina de Vista Chino y Sunrise Way en

The Indio Police Department released a statement via their Facebook page relating confusion involved a threat misattributed to Indio High school this week. “Some of the threats that have been received show a school threat being posed at IHS or SHS; however, these threats are not related to any of our local schools in Indio,”