Temperatures will remain near or below normal The high temperature in Palm Springs was 61° this afternoon with a low of 41°. The normal this time of year is a high of 70° and a low of 47° We are expected to stay below normal tomorrow afternoon with a few degrees of warming as high
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The 59th annual tree lighting ceremony held on Saturday, November 30th at Idy Park promises to be extra special this year. In honor of all the roads to Idyllwild now being open, the city decided to light up eight trees in the Idy Park rather than lighting only a single tree as it has been
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‘Tis the season to enjoy the magic of the holiday season! For the second year, Old Town Artisan Studios’ Gingerbread Lane expects many to stop by for one of the top holiday attractions in the Coachella Valley. The free event will be held from 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Saturdays – November 30th, December 7th,
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On Saturday, American Red Cross volunteers installed smoke alarms for hundreds of residents at the Ramon Mobile Home Park in Palm Springs, free of charge. News Channel 3 was there and spoke with volunteers and homeowners on what this means to them. United States Air Force veteran and retired law enforcement officer, Ray Gayton-Jacob has
Continue Reading An area of low pressure continues to filter in cooler air into the region. That trend will stick around today with temperatures reaching the upper 50’s. Through Tuesday there will be a slow warming trend as an area of high pressure builds north, but temperatures will still remain below normal. Over the last three days,
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Sheriff’s detectives were investigating the deaths of two people found today inside a Hemet motel room who may have died from carbon monoxide poisoning, according to authorities. The bodies of a man and woman were discovered inside a room at the Coach Light Motel in the 1600 block of West Florida Ave. about 1:15 p.m.,
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A Riverside man who allegedly tried to kill a peace officer on Thanksgiving was arrested and jailed, police said today. Police responded to a call of a domestic disturbance at an apartment in the 3600 block of Chestnut Street about 7:45 a.m. Thursday and were told the suspect appeared to be drunk and was throwing
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The Indio Police Department is continuing its search for two males who fled from a car that crashed into a stopped Sunbus and multiple other vehicles after running a red light Friday afternoon. According to Ben Guitron, public information officer for IPD, The incident started at approximately 2:45 p.m. when an officer spotted a grey
Continue Reading So long low pressure system! The storm that brought wet weather to our desert is making moves eastward and a gradual dry out will take place through the evening for the rest of the Southland. All the mountains in Southern California have turned into winter wonderlands! Have a snowy picture you’d like to share? Send
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It’s Black Friday: millions of Americans are searching for the best deals and bargains including those right here at home. Lines were out the doors at the Desert Hills Premium Outlets early Friday morning. “It’s been crazy… it’s been freezing cold but great deals and we do it every year,” said Shannon Nelson. Many shoppers
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In Yucca Valley, in the San Jacinto Mountains, up at a Big Bear, among some tigers in Lucerne Valley, and even in the San Gorgonio Pass, there has been plenty of white dominating views for the Thanksgiving holiday. News Channel 3 viewers have been sharing their pictures with the newsroom – take a peek at
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In the midst of Black Friday shopping, many are thinking about the great deals they can get this holiday season. News channel 3 spoke to Well in the Desert’s garment handler, Gregory Johnson, about what it means to donate bags full of clothing during the holidays. “Whatever you guys can donate now before you tap
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Parts of the high desert are blanketed with snow. The areas, including Yucca Valley, were hit after a storm rolled through over the Thanksgiving holiday. “It’s pretty awesome. It’s early so that’s kinda nice,” Yucca Valley resident Sequoia Barrera said. This morning a picturesque scene showed sugar-coated mountains glistening from up above. Despite the excitement,
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The average price of a gallon of self-serve regular gasoline in Riverside County dropped today for the 26th consecutive day, decreasing seven-tenths of a cent to $3.762, its lowest amount since Sept. 25. The average price has dropped 26.7 cents over the past 26 days, including eight-tenths of a cent Thursday, according to figures from
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Some notable rainfall here in the lower desert with some communities exceeding a half-inch of rain! A few passing showers are possible today but little to no accumulation will occur. All the mountains in Southern California have turned into winter wonderlands! Have a snowy picture you’d like to share? Send it to share@kesq.com! Snow levels
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