Scattered showers left us with some wet areas roads this morning, and there’s a few inches o fresh snow at the top of the tram thanks to a cool low pressure system moving across Socal today. There are wind and winter weather advisories in place across the region, but they do not include the Coachella
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Click here for updates on this story KANSAS CITY, MO (WDAF) — Just a couple days ago a 10-year-old boy thought he’d never see his Super Bowl souvenir ball again. But thanks to social media, he’s been reunited with his football. This is the moment, Doni Morales has been eagerly awaiting. “I was very happy.
Continue ReadingParis Saint-Germain sporting director Leonardo says the French club has nothing to fear ahead of a crucial Champions League tie against Borussia Dortmund, particularly when armed with “two of the best four players in the world” in Neymar and Kylian Mbappe. Speaking to Canal+ after PSG’s 4-2 victory over Olympique Lyonnais in Ligue 1, former
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Wet conditions and scattered showers are expected around the valley early Monday morning. As morning commuters head out, be aware of potentially wet and slicker than normal road conditions. Drivers are urged to use caution. Storm clouds were seen moving in on Sunday. Heavier rain could be experienced in the western parts of the valley
Continue ReadingJoe Biden belittled Democratic rival Pete Buttigieg’s experience as South Bend, Indiana, mayor this weekend in the harshest attack ad of the party’s presidential primary to date. Last year, though, Biden had called mayors’ jobs increasingly important amid a dysfunctional Washington — describing them as the “heartbeat” of the country and telling them that “everything
Continue ReadingIn a letter published Monday, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer called on the acting inspector general for the Department of Defense to investigate witness retaliation.
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The Riverside County Sheriff’s Department says a 51-year-old San Bernardino man was arrested on drug charges Saturday morning in Cabazon. Deputies say Art Munoz was found passed out in the driver’s seat of his vehicle in the 49-000 block of Seminole Drive in Cabazon. Deputies report also finding inside the vehicle ammunition, approximately 57 grams
Continue ReadingThe Fountains at the Carlotta is hosting their third annual Oscar-lotta’s event. The celebration will feature a red carpet cocktail hour, where residents and guest are able to snap a photo by their Walk of Stars. The Walk of Stars honors supporting actors in the community and resident pet’s. Following the cocktail hour, the event
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February is Black History Month and the city of Palm Springs is celebrating with multiple events that the community can participate in. The Palm Springs Black History Committee presented their gospel fest, Let’s Rejoice & Sing on Sunday at James O. Jessie Desert Highland Unity Center. “We all went through something,” said Christina Herrera from
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A pedestrian was struck and left in serious conditions after a hit and run collision in Indio Saturday evening. It occurred at the intersection of Jackson Street and Highway 111. The intersection was closed for two and a half hours but was later reopened. Indio police confirmed the pedestrian injured is an adult man. The
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The Tour de Palm Springs was Saturday and News Channel 3’s Caitlin Thropay was downtown Palm Springs on South Palm Canyon where the race started and finished. Thousands of cyclists from all over came to the desert for the race. “When you’re out there as soon as you pull up to the start line you
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Temperatures today will be much cooler as an area of low pressure dips through the region bringing cooling, areas of gusty winds, rain, and snow for local mountains. This system will move down California over the course of the day. We will already see rain developing west of the mountains by the later morning and
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It’s been a year since the disappearance of Rancho Mirage resident, Rebecca Modrall. It’s a case the Sheriff’s department is treating as a homicide. Family, friends and community members gathered at Freedom Park in Palm Desert for a vigil to remember the 33-year old mother. Tears were shed, candlelights were raised high all in honor
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Deputies from the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department continued their search for a man with “medical conditions.” Ryan Butler, 57, is 6 feet tall with a thin build. He was last seen wearing a black and grey sweater, black windbreaker pants and red and black shoes. We are told Butler suffers from “medical conditions” and has
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Former White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders was the featured speaker for Mama’s House seventh anniversary fundraising luncheon. Mama’s House, a Palm Desert-based nonprofit, provides shelter for women experiencing crisis pregnancies. Organizers say they were delighted to have Sanders as a featured speaker at this years event. Serving under President Trump, Sanders is the
Continue Reading Thieves broke into a Southern California pet shop and made off with two cockatoos, each worth about $2,000, according to the store. Yoda, a white Goffin’s cockatoo, and Cleo, a citron cockatoo, were taken by two thieves who broke into High Country Feed & Pets in Palmdale on January 25 after the store closed. The
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders, former White House press secretaries of President Donald Trump, is attending the seventh annual Heartbeat of Love luncheon organized by Mama’s House. Mama’s House, a Palm Desert-based nonprofit, provides shelter for pregnant women. On Friday, a private reception was held for “major donors” of Mama’s House. Sanders is set to speak at
Continue ReadingA soldier from Thailand has killed at least 20 people in a shooting rampage Saturday morning. Officials say they are still trying to capture the shooter. Both police and military forces have been deployed to help in this situation. The gunman’s motive is still unknown at this time but it’s believed that the shooter was
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Temperatures this afternoon will stay above the seasonal normal of 71°. Southern California still remains under a ridge of high pressure, keeping temperatures warm, yet comfortable. Things begin to change heading into Sunday night. A trough of low pressure moves down from the north bringing cooler air, areas of gusty onshore winds, and rain chances
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