Month: August 2018

A driver was airlifted to an area hospital with serious injuries after a sedan ran into a large truck on the I-10 east of Indio. Initial reports indicate the vehicle ran into the back of a semi-truck, wedging underneath the truck on an uphill area of the road just before 11 a.m. on Sunday morning.

Hundreds of fans traveled to the desert this weekend to enjoy the third year of Comic Con Palm Springs. While last year’s event was held in a convention center, this year’s main event is at the Palm Springs Air Museum. Fans say the venue choice adds to the “larger-than-life” experience they love at Comic Con

A somber development for longtime senator John McCain, deciding Friday to end his fight with glioblastoma, an aggressive form of brain cancer. “It grows in your brain and it’s got tentacles everywhere as it tries to infiltrate every single part of your brain if it could do it,” Dr. Henry Tsai, a medical oncologist with

People in the eastern Coachella Valley were able to start their pathways to citizenship and seek legal help thanks to a community immigration clinic in Mecca Saturday morning. Tables are set up at a church with people patiently waiting, many of them seeking advice on navigating the immigration process. “Ironically, I’ve been living in the

Indio Police is still searching for the suspect that stabbed a man Thursday night. The stabbing happened at the Desert Meadows Apartments on Clinton Street and Fred Waring Drive just before 9 p.m. Officers said it started as an argument between two men. The victim was stabbed multiple times and was taken to a local

More local teams took the field for the first in week 2 of the high school football season. The 2018 season continued on Friday with 9 teams starting their season and a handful of others playing their second games. Remember to tune in every Friday night at 11 p.m. as Sports Director Blake Arthur, Cody

They are no longer in the same league but the rivalry is still there between Coachella Valley and Rancho Mirage. The two teams battled for supremacy in the old De Anza League, but will now meet this Friday night in a non-conference affair and our high school football game of the week. Here is the

Local law enforcement agencies participated in a dodge ball tournament Friday, in honor of fallen Indio Police Officer, Isabel “Izzy” Velasquez, 26, who passed away from a rare form of lung cancer on May 31. Six teams of eight participated in the tournament, including members of the Riverside County District Attorney’s investigative team, Riverside County

A 40-year-old Sun City man has been charged with nine felony counts involving sex crimes with a minor. On Aug. 13, David Leibowitz was arrested as the result of a joint investigation by the Riverside District Attorney’s Office and the Murrieta Police Department. According to Riverside DA’s office news release, Leibowitz met the current case’s

Two semi-trucks catch on fire behind the Home Depot off Jackson Street in Indio. The fire was reported at around 4:33 p.m. near a loading dock at the Home Depot at the 42000 block of Jackson Street in Indio. {“url”:”https://twitter.com/sarahtrottTV/status/1033157957276524544″,”author_name”:”Sarah Trott”,”author_url”:”https://twitter.com/sarahtrottTV”,”html”:”&#lt;blockquote class=”twitter-tweet”&#gt;&#lt;p lang=”en” dir=”ltr”&#gt;Two semi-trucks caught fire at a Home Depot in Indio on Jackson

Documents just obtained by CBS Local 2/KESQ claim that a former Desert Hot Springs High School financial clerk’s confession to the school’s principal initiated an audit substantiating theft totaling nearly $350,000. An arrest warrant affidavit filed by Desert Hot Springs Police Detective Christopher Tooth on Aug. 21, alleges Deneen Kuhlman admitted to taking the funds

A Banning school administrator who pleaded not guilty to charges that he tried to lure a minor to have sex was on “inactive leave” as a Roman Catholic priest, according to the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. Charles Patrick Mayer, 55, of Menifee is “not in ministry and living privately, since September of 2000 due to

Ayer, Toro Canyon Middle School fue el epicentro del caos de varias escuelas en East Valley. Un incendio en el cuarto de electricidad ardió por dos horas y provocó la evacuación de la escuela. El incendio causó un millón de dólares en daños a una escuela secundaria, una escuela intermedia y una escuela primaria están

A 69-year-old Los Angeles man was arrested today on suspicion of grand theft of agricultural products following an alleged heist of 800 pounds of lemons from a Thermal farm. At 9:45 a.m., Riverside County Sheriff’s Deputies from the Thermal Station conducted a traffic stop near the intersection of Grapefruit Blvd. and Pierce Street in Thermal.

An Arizona man who allegedly fired several shots at a motorist outside a Cabazon gas station pleaded not guilty today to an attempted murder charge. Billy Marshall, 32, of Phoenix, was initially booked on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon in connection with the July 14 non-injury shooting and released on $25,000 bail. Prosecutors

A San Diego County man suspected in a non-fatal stabbing attack in Idyllwild was being held today without bail. Jeremy Greene, 23, of Oceanside, was on the lam for two days before being arrested and booked into the Larry D. Smith Correctional Facility in Banning on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon, according to

Ya reabrieron las albercas de los apartamentos de personas de la tercera edad Four Season que estuvieron cerradas dos meses, el lugar se ubica cerca de las calles Indian Canyon y San Rafael en Palm Springs. En junio pasado las piscinas dieron positivo a una bacteria muy peligrosa que daña los pulmones y es contagiosa,

The third annual Comic Con Palm Springs will draw film, television and comic lovers together starting Friday for the three-day extravaganza celebrating pop culture. The convention has moved from its home during its inaugural two years at the Palm Springs Convention Center to the smaller-scale Palm Springs Air Museum, but is still set to bring