Month: August 2018

The Palm Springs Police Department is seeking the public’s help with an armed robbery investigation. On Thursday at approximately 10:50 p.m., PSPD officers responded to reports of an armed robbery on the 3600 block of N. Sunrise Way. Police contacted a female victim upon arrival who was at the location to deliver marijuana to an

A man was in critical condition following a shooting in Anza Thursday afternoon. According to Investigator Armando Munoz of the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department, the shooting was reported at around 3:15 p.m. in the area of the 56-500 block of Highway 371. Munoz confirmed one man was life-flighted to the hospital in critical condition. Another

A man who allegedly threatened a woman, then spent three days on the run following a 12-hour standoff with police in Banning, was charged today with making criminal threats. James David Britton, 33, is accused of threatening an unidentified woman with a gun last Saturday morning at a home in the 2200 block of West

Two men who allegedly robbed a pool cleaner at gunpoint at a Cathedral City home were charged today with robbery and other counts. Joseph Palomino, 25, and Arturo Colin, 21, both of Sky Valley, are accused of robbing the 49-year-old victim at a home in the 28000 block of Avenida Diosa about 7:40 a.m. Tuesday,

Families in Idyllwild, affected by the Cranston Fire evacuation got some much needed fresh food thanks to the Riverside-San Bernardino branch of Feeding America Thursday. Food was distributed at the Mormon church in the town. According to the food bank staff, about 20,000 pounds of perishable and non perishable foods were shipped by a truck

The couple accused of imprisoning, starving, and torturing 12 of their 13 children in their Perris home will be back in court Friday. David Allen Turpin, 56, and Louise Turpin, 49, were last in court in June where a Riverside County judge ruled that there was sufficient evidence for them to stand trial on more

Local desert communities are coming together to help victims of the Cranston Fire. Many people were forced to throw out hundreds of dollars worth of food after being left without refrigeration for several days. The help center in Idyllwild said a generous donation from valley residents have helped serve hundreds up here on the mountain.

Coachella Police were investigating a shooting in Coachella early Thursday morning. Riverside County Sheriffs Deputy Armando Munoz confirmed to KESQ News Channel 3 and CBS Local 2 News Sheriffs Deputies received a call around 4:15 a.m. of a shooting at a home on the 8400 block of Avenue 50. Deputies reportedly saw a vehicle leaving

As firefighters get closer to fully containing the Cranston Fire, local businesses on the mountain are feeling the economic effects after a week without power and customers. “We lost all our ice creams, all our milks. We were down there and could not come back up,” said Erik Landis, co-owner of the store. Many shops

“Palm Desert is back where they should be and we’re here to stay, ” Head Coach Shane McComb said. This time last summer you could tell Palm Desert was ready to take a step forward. “It honestly really surprised us all, ” Will Blohm said. Who knew that they would go 10-2. Conference champions outright

It’s hard to replace a dynamic talent like Marques Prior. “The things that kid has accomplished and records he set will never be broken,” Head Coach LD Matthews said. The ability to take a quick step and change the game. Over 3,800 yards rushing in his career and 60-touchdowns. “The question is how are we

All evacuations around the Cranston Fire burning near Idyllwild were lifted at 8 a.m. today. Anyone who lives, owns a business, or works in the evacuation area were escorted by authorities and allowed on parts of highways 74 and 243. Residents and workers will need proper identification, according to the U.S. Forest Service. The escorts

The Riverside County Sheriff’s Department is investigating an early morning burglary of Pharmacy of the Desert. The business has been broken into three times this year according to the owner. Around 2 a.m., 5 suspects rammed a white pickup truck through the property’s metal security gate and then the back door of the pharmacy according

TELEMUNDO KUNA 15 y nuestra estación hermana KESQ invitan a nuestra comunidad a formar parte de este evento el día jueves 9 de agosto de 5am – 7pm, participe en la 5ta, versión de mochilas y articulos escolares para ayudar a las escuelas del valle de Coachella. “Llene el Autobus” se llama este esfuerzo de

La Policia de la Quinta investiga un nuevo asalto en una farmacia, la unica información hasta el momento es que 5 sospechosos habrianm ingresado con una camioneta blanca a traves de la puerta de seguridad de metal de la propiedad y se habrian apoderado de una cantidad no establecida de medicinas, sin embargo no consiguieron

La policía de Coachella investiga un tiroteo en Coachella en la madrugada de este jueves. El Diputado del Sheriff del Condado de Riverside, Armando Muñoz, confirmó a telemundo, que recibieron una llamada alrededor de las 4:15 a.m. de una lluvia de balas en una casa en la cuadra 8400 de la Avenida 50. Según los

A Cabazon man accused of attacking his mother and holding her against her will must stand trial on charges of assault, false imprisonment and dissuading a witness, a judge ruled today. Richard Anthony Diaz, 32, was arrested March 20 following the alleged assault that took place in the 14000 block of Marino Street. Diaz’s mother

La próxima semana regresan a clases los estudiantes del distrito escolar Palm Springs que implementó nuevas medidas de seguridad, ahora nadie podrá entrar a ningún plantel, incluyendo padres de familia si no portan un gafete emitido por la escuela, todas la puertas estarán cerradas y el único punto de entrada será a traves de la

83-year-old Patricia Westcott looked out over her low-maintenance, rock-covered yard, put in place two years ago by her homeowner’s association. While happy with the way it looks, shes says the rocks, heated by the sun, are heating water pipes underground, turning the cold water in her condo hot. “I’m frustrated and I’m angry,” said Westcott.

CBS Local 2 and the H.N. & Frances C. Berger Foundation packed the office at Shadow Hills Dental Care in Palm Desert to surprise the SAGE Initiative with a surprise $10,000 grant. SAGE Initiative provides free and low-cost dental services for those in need around the valley. Representatives with SAGE say in the past few