Month: December 2019

If you’re planning on hitting the roads for this week’s holiday travel, be sure you check these three things on your car first: your tires, windshield wipers and fluid levels. Sergio Ceballos, Co-owner of Sergio’s Automotive tells us why not changing your tires can be dangerous on wet roads. “It’ll be more slippery being able

A record number of more than 115 million Americans are expected to travel over this holiday period. Of that number eight million are southern California residents planning to hit the dangerous and wet roadways. “Slow down and calm down,” Anthony Holiday tells News Channel 3 to warn drivers who are traveling during the holidays. “Wear

Those traveling for the holidays should keep in mind wet weather is expected across Southern California. Drivers should leave early for their destinations, anticipate delays due to increased traffic and prepare vehicles ahead of any trip.  AAA anticipates a very busy week for travel: 9 million people in California alone will be traveling from Saturday

Chanukah or also spelled Hanukkah is an eight-day, wintertime “festival of lights,” celebrated with a nightly menorah lighting, special prayers and traditional foods. The community is invited to Temple Isiah for the first night of Chanukah. The candle lighting starts at 5 p.m. Bring your own menorah and come celebrate with them. There’s a $12 fee per person.

PALM SPRINGS, Calif.- The Palm Springs Police Department continues investigate a number of burglaries that have happened in Deepwell Estates on Saturday, December 21. There were six burglaries reported between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m. “Worried, I am terrified now,” said Rick Valencia, resident of Deepwell Estates. Rick Valencia has lived in the Deepwell Estates

PALM SPRINGS, Calif. – New developments on a car crash that happened Saturday morning in Palm Springs. The Riverside Coroner’s office confirmed 26-year-old Oscar Eguizaval-Bautista of Desert Hot Springs is dead after a crash on north Sunrise Way, just west of east San Rafael. The crash was first reported just after 2 a.m. The Palm

Hollywood has made its way to Coachella. Dozens of valley residents made their debut in the filming of the crime heist thriller, “Pay Dirt”, starring Val Kilmer and Luke Goss. Painted skeleton faces lined up on sixth street in Downtown Coachella as locals took part as extras in the new feature film. “This is just

Palm Springs Parks and Recreation subcommittee planned the meeting at the Pavilion to give dog-owners an opportunity to give input and feedback on what they would like to see in a new dog park at Demuth Park. City officials say Demuth Park located on the corner of Vella Road and Mesquite will be the dog

Members of the American Legion Riders post 519 of Palm Springs hosted their annual toy run. The drive took place at Senor De La Misericordia Catholic Church in Thermal. The organization partnered up with Faith’s Giving Heart, a nonprofit, to hand out stockings. About 400 toys and 120 stockings were given to children from the

The Coachella Valley Rescue Mission’s annual toy giveaway brought Christmas cheer to thousands of children in the Coachella Valley on Saturday. News Channel 3’s Caitlin Thropay was at CVRM to see the bright faces of some very grateful children. “I got a Barbie!” one little girl said. “I picked out a football, hot wheels and