Police investigated a stabbing near the Palm Springs IHOP. The stabbing was reported at around 7:08 p.m. on the 300 block of S Palm Canyon Drive. A news release by PSPD revealed officers responded to a call of three people fighting. When officers arrived they found one person with a knife wound. The victim was
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After much debate, In-N-Out is officially coming to Rancho Mirage. The Rancho Mirage City Council voted 4-0 to bring the burger chain to the Rancho Las Palmas Shopping Center on Highway 111 and Magnesia Falls. Mayor ProTem G. Dana Hobart recused himself from the vote. People who live in the area are still fighting back,
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A local conference helping male survivors of childhood sexual abuse will be held Friday, October 4, 2019 at the ABC Recovery Center in Indio. “I was abused when I was five and a half years old by two neighbors. But that’s not all my abuse…my dad was a heroin addict and growing up he ended
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Jury deliberations began today in the trial of a parolee charged with the beating death of his girlfriend’s 1-year-old baby nearly a decade ago. Esteban Alamo, who was 24 at the time of his arrest and is now 33, is suspected of causing injuries to Serik Nieto, which led to his death Oct. 9, 2010.
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Representatives from colleges, technical schools, military institutions and other organizations will be engaging Coachella Valley high school students and their families in Rancho Mirage tomorrow at the fourth annual “Next? Think Big! College & Career Fair.” Upwards of 1,000 people are expected to attend the event, which gets underway at 4 p.m. in the Agua
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A Riverside County sheriff’s deputy who was left partially paralyzed when he was shot at the Route 91 Harvest country music festival in Las Vegas expressed relief today at an $800 million settlement reached between MGM Resorts and victims of the mass shooting that killed 58 people. “The scars and injuries from that night can
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Grand theft and other charges were filed today against four men accused of stealing hundreds of dollars worth of goods from a Palm Desert cellphone store and then fleeing from sheriff’s deputies prior to surrendering in Cabazon. Dominic Gabriel Claude, 23, of Colton, Damarie D. Knight, 19, of Rialto, Malachai Cash Moten, 19, of Colton,
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The California Highway Patrol says power lines were downed in the area of Dillon Road in Sky Valley, east of Desert Hot Springs, following a rollover traffic crash Thursday morning. A single-vehicle crashed into a tree in front of a home along the 71600 block of Dillon Road at 4:49 a.m. There was no immediate
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A woman suspected of drunk driving and causing a two-vehicle crash in Rancho Mirage that injured two people, including her young child, remained jailed Wednesday in lieu of $100,000 bail. Deputies responded around 4 p.m. Tuesday to a crash at Highway 111 and Rancho Las Palmas Drive, where they found a Mercedes Benz that was
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Caltrans announced escorts on State Route 74 will end by 5 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 3. The 15-mile stretch of road between Hemet and Mountain Center was severely damaged by the record-breaking Feb. 14 storm. Emergency repairs will continue and flagging will be in place from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. while crews work. Drivers
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A new date festival is coming to the Coachella Valley this fall, aimed at highlighting everything the fruit grown here in the valley has to offer. The “Date Harvest Fest” will now be the second date festival of the year, separate from the Riverside County Fair and National Date Festival that happens each February. Co-founder
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You might see more students out walking Wednesday morning than usual. It’s “International Walk to School Day” and thousands are expected to take part throughout Riverside County. Several schools from valley districts are supporting the initiative to promote healthier lifestyles. The annual event is part of a worldwide effort to celebrate the many health benefits
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Kim Saruwatari, director de salud pública del condado de Riverside, dice: “Vacunarse contra la gripe es un paso muy importante para evitar enfermarse”. Por lo menos se ha reportado una muerte por gripe esta temporada en el condado de Riverside, es por eso que para tomar medidas preventivas, los funcionarios de salud están comenzando temprano
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The water that was coming out of a kitchen faucet Tuesday afternoon at a home on Lingayan avenue in Indio was brown. County officials tell News Channel 3 it was caused by a broken water line, which was repaired Tuesday. We are told the contaminated water flowed after the water was turned off in the
Continue ReadingThree times now, Vanessa Vega has walked to school flanked by a full force of officers. Friends of her father’s, now doing their duty in his place. “They said they’re going to do it for prom too, which kind of ruined my prom plans,” laughs Vanessa. It’s been tough negotiating adolescence without her dad, Palm
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RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. – Retail giant, Forever 21, has filed for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy. The company announced yesterday, that the process is now underway. It also released a list of possible stores slated to close. Out of its 549 US locations, over 40 stores are set to close in California. The Forever 21 location at
Continue ReadingKim Saruwatari, the Director of Public Health for Riverside County says, “Getting your flu vaccine is a very important step in preventing yourself from becoming ill.” There has been one flu death this flu season in Riverside County. To take preventative measures, health officials are starting early to protect the community. Riverside County is offering
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Una mujer de 38 años sospechosa de conducir ebria y causar un accidente de dos vehículos en Rancho Mirage que hirió a dos personas, incluido su hijo pequeño, permaneció encarcelada esta mañana y enfretaba una fianza de $ 100,000. Los diputados respondieron alrededor de las 4 p.m. el martes, en un accidente en la autopista
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Una serie de incendios recientes en la Reserva Cahuilla del Desierto Torres-Martínez está provocando un llamado a la acción por problemas de salud. El congresista local, doctor Raúl Ruiz, se reunió hoy con las familias y los funcionarios de la escuela en Desert Mirage High School en Thermal por preocupaciones sobre el aire contaminado que
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Students from Cathedral City Elementary School teamed up with the City Council to plant a tree for California Clean Air Day. Mayor Mark Carnevale and newly elected Council member Rita Lamb joined the 1st-grade class this morning to plant a tree at the school and raise awareness on efforts to lower greenhouse gases. Students also
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