Month: January 2019

Palm Springs International Airport set a record for visitors flying in and out of the desert last year, according to statistics released by the city today. Last year saw 2,327,018 passengers passing through the airport, breaking the previous year’s record of 2,100,072 travelers. Officials cited the city’s recognition of “the importance of the airport as

Una Mujer de Joshua Tree muere tras ser atacada por cuatro perros Pitbulls propiedad de una persona que vivia con la victima y su pareja durante el ultimo año. La mujer de 70 años, y residente de Joshua Tree, murió en su casa tras el feroz ataque, según un comunicado de prensa del Departamento del

El Departamento del Sheriff del Condado de Riverside está investigando un tiroteo en Coachella. Según un portavoz el tiroteo se informó a las 3:49 p.m. en el bloque 85800 de la avenida Grace. Hasta el momento se conoce que una persona fue trasladada al hospital a consecuencia de la balacera, Este es el segundo tiroteo

El informe de la investigación independiente sobre casos de presunta discriminación en la Biblioteca de La Quinta se publicó hoy, concluyendo que “no hubo evidencia de motivo discriminatorio por parte de ningún Personal de la Ciudad” relacionado con el cambio de nombre del evento cultural en la biblioteca. . Además, el informe encontró que de

Following the sudden passing of Cathedral City Mayor Gregory Pettis, state and local leaders are speaking out in remembrance of the longtime public servant. Cathedral City Mayor Gregory Pettis dies – KESQ “I knew he was sick and he wasn’t feeling well, but you never expect something like this to happen,” said newly-appointed mayor Mark

UPDATE: 12:57 P.M. – According to the Riverside County District Attorney’s Office’s Public Information Officer John Hall, the heavy activity was the result of an investigation by the DA office’s Gang Impact Team. No arrests were made and no incidents occurred at that location. *** A heavy police presence was reported on Valencia Avenue near

The Riverside County Sheriff’s Department has officially identified the man and woman killed in shooting Sunday afternoon in Cathedral City that left an officer injured. Police say Roberto Tapia, 28, of La Quinta shot and killed Paola Minero, 23, of Cathedral City near Date Palm Drive and McCallum Way. Authorities say Tapia then started firing

Police say at about 4:50 Sunday afternoon, an officer saw a man shoot and kill a woman near Date Palm Drive and McCallum Way. The man then began shooting at the officer, striking his police vehicle several times. The officer then returned fire, striking the man, who was pronounced dead in the hospital. The officer

Defending Career Builder Challenge Champion Jon Rahm is looking to become the first repeat champion in La Quinta since Johnny Miller in 1976. “You know there’s a lot of college memories here. We came and played the Norman course a couple of times as a college event and then one year we played in the

The 60th Desert Classic Presented by Workday doesn’t officially start until tomorrow but play began today with the Bob Hope Legacy Pro-AM. News Channel 3’s evening anchor John White and Blake Arthur were paired with Luke List and came in first place in the anchor challenge with a score of 62. Big congratulations to John

This week’s stormy weather and rain has stirred up debris into the roadways, posing potentially dangerous driving conditions. According to AAA Spokesperson Doug Shupe, drivers should use caution and look at least 15 seconds ahead and reduce speed on the roads. “Certainly when we have a lot of rain, like what what we are seeing

Two-time Emmy-nominated actress Cheryl Hines will begin the 2019 Rancho Mirage speaker series tonight at the Eisenhower Health campus. Doors open at 6 p.m., with the lecture at the Helene Galen Auditorium at the Annenberg Health Sciences Building starting at 7 p.m. Hines received best-supporting actress in a comedy series Emmy nominations in 2003and 2006

Two-time Emmy-nominated actress Cheryl Hines kicked off the 2019 Rancho Mirage speaker series Tuesday night at the Eisenhower Health campus. Hines spoke with News Channel 3’s Kelley Moody before her presentation. She said her message is to celebrate life’s big and small moments. Hines received best-supporting actress in a comedy series Emmy nominations in 2003

Local city, county, and tribal leaders received an update on the valley’s efforts to combat homelessness, courtesy of a nationally-recognized expert. Barbara Poppe addressed the Coachella Valle Association of Government’s (CVAG) homelessness committee, noting that progress is being made locally. “We are not trying to build shelters that are fixing people,” said Poppe. “We are

En 20 minutos las llamas consumieron una estructura abandonada en Desert Hot Springs según Cal Fire, A las 7:52 a.m se reportó el incidente en una estructura en la cuadra 66000 de Desert View Avenue en Desert Hot Springs. No se reportaron heridos , mientras vecinos indicaron que “Hemos estado luchando para demoler esta casa

Rain began to let up on Wednesday, but the forecast is looking more intense for Thursday. To prepare for the ‘significant rain forecast’, Cal Fire has set up locations across the Coachella Valley where residents can pick up sandbags and/or sand to get ready possible flooding. North Shore bridge collapses due to rain, truck pulled

En exclusiva hablamos con los padres de una de las víctimas del tiroteó sucedido el pasado domingo en la ciudad de Cathedral. Arcelia Sandoval es la madre de Paola Minero una de las victimas del tiroteo sucedido el domingo por la tarde, según la policía de Catedral City, atendieron a un llamado de disturbio domestico

Riverside County Sheriff’s Deputies from the La Quinta Special Enforcement Team arrested a transient in Indio Tuesday for attempting to cash a stolen check and for a parole violation. On January 9, 48-year-old Christopher Castle reportedly attempted to cash a stolen check a Bank of America in Indio, according to a Riverside County Sheriff’s Department

Recruiters from the public and private sectors will be conducting interviews and possibly making tentative employment offers during a job fair for veterans tomorrow at the Riverside Municipal Auditorium. The four-hour event is slated to begin at 11 a.m. and will involve 30 entities, according to Loveland, Ohio-based RecruitMilitary, which is sponsoring the fair. Exhibitors