Temperatures continue to be a few degrees below the seasonal normal. In Palm Springs, that normal is 80°. An area of low pressure will continue to push closer to the coast tonight through Monday. This area of low pressure will keep temperatures cool and bring widespread showers to areas west with a slight chance of
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Many of us have been practicing social distancing by staying at home, but for those in recovery, self-isolation can be dangerous. “80 percent of my recovery is meetings,” said Michael Goldman. Michael Goldman said he’s been in and out of recovery over the past eight years and relies heavily on group sessions. “What leads me
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Temperatures are staying below seasonal average for Sunday, with more of that cloud cover moving in. Chances for rain join us from Sunday night into Monday. Heavier rainfall is looking to stay west of the Coachella Valley. Rainfall totals look to be about one hundredth of an inch for most of the valley floor. More
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Amid uncertain times, it’s important to find moments that can raise your spirits. One nurse in Rancho Mirage had just the prescription for a group of local seniors. A special in-person performance by a nurse-turned-Elvis-impersonator cheered the residents of a Rancho Mirage senior living community. The Rancho Mirage Terrace posted a video of this entertaining
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Riverside University Health System reports two more positive cases, and one new death in Riverside County. The new results were posted on the County’s Public Health website around 4:30 p.m. Saturday afternoon. Confirmed cases: 30 (Updated 3-21-20; 04:30 PM) Travel Associated: 4 (Updated 3-21-20; 04:30 PM) Locally Acquired: 24 (Updated 3-21-20; 04:30 PM) Acquisition Status
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The Desert’s Regional Food Bank; FIND Food Bank distributed food to hundreds of families in need on Saturday morning at First A.M.E. Church in Indio. News Channel 3’s Caitlin Thropay was there and tells us why it had to be shut down early. “It’s been a tough time for me and my family because I’m
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Officials at Joshua Tree National Park announced on Saturday that due to the Governor’s Stay at Home order are the park is limiting services. On their website the Park stated the following changes to services. All park roads are now closed to vehicles. Campgrounds are now closed and the park will not issue permits nor
Continue Reading The normal high temperature for Palm Springs this time of year is 80°. Temperatures will remain below that through the weekend and even next week. You could stay it still feels like winter instead of spring! We are staying below normal as an area of low pressure moves closer to the coast. This area of
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Los padres de un hombre Indio que fue apuñalado y asesinado fuera de un Circle K a principios de esta semana se encuentran con doble dolor después de enterarse de que no podrán darle a su hijo un funeral debido al coronavirus. Maurice Brock, de 27 años, fue apuñalado justo en frente del Circle K
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With gyms shut down due to the coronavirus, Valley residents are finding new ways to get their exercise. “I’m getting out as much as I can. I’m also doing exercise at home. I think that being outdoors just frees my mind, gives me a little more mental clarity.” The playgrounds have been closed down, but
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La tribu Cabazon dona más de 10 mil libras de productos perecederos a FIND Food Bank La tribu donó más de 10,000 libras de productos perecederos del Fantasy Springs Resort Casino al banco de alimentos FIND. La donación incluye huevos, leche, limonada, jugo, pan, pasteles, frutas y verduras como lechuga, champiñones, tomates cherry y romaníes,
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Governor Gavin Newsom issued an executive order that will see all voters receive vote-by-mail ballots for the May 12th special election for the 28th Senate District (filling the seat left empty by Jeff Stone – R ) and Congressional District 25. It appears the two candidates set for the 28th Senate District appear to be Republican
Continue Reading The parents of an Indio man who was stabbed and killed outside a Circle K earlier this week is speaking out after learning they won’t be able to give their son a funeral due to the coronavirus. Maurice Brock, 27, was stabbed in front of the Circle K at Jefferson Street and Highway 111 around
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The Cabazon Band of Mission Indians donated over 10,000 pounds of perishable goods from Fantasy Springs Resort Casino to the FIND Food Bank. The donation includes eggs, milk, lemonade, juice, bread, pastries, fruits, and vegetables like lettuce, mushrooms, cherry and Roma tomatoes, Bok choy, broccoli, zucchini and more. The goods were shrink-wrapped and loaded on 16 pallets
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Governor Gavin Newsom announced the deployment of the California National Guard to provide short-term security at food banks that help isolated and vulnerable Californians. “It’s in these times of crisis that Californians are at their best, coming to the aid of those in their community who are most in need. Food banks provide a critical
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Clark’s Nutrition & Natural Foods Market in Rancho Mirage is extending its special elderly and disabled shopping hour. The store is also adding a special hour for hospital workers. All Clark’s Nutrition locations across Southern California have improved in-stock conditions. “We have been working hard to get more products delivered and on the shelf at
Continue Reading A cloudy and cool Friday in the desert. Cloudy conditions will stick with us through the evening as the mercury slowly cools into the low 60s around 8:00 – 9:00 p.m. The vernal equinox occurred at 8:49 p.m. Thursday making today the first full day of spring despite temperatures not reflecting the season. An average
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President Trump enforced a new travel restriction on Friday for non-essential travel on the US-Mexico border in an efforts to control the spread of the coronavirus. “It makes you realize how free we really were,” said Kevin Massie. Cathedral City resident, Kevin Massie said he’s making family adjustments after president Trump closed the U.S. Mexico
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San Bernardino County now has four new coronavirus cases, bringing the total up to nine. The county reported its first case on March 15, a 53-year-old who returned from London, England. The patients in this latest batch of cases were not identified by the county. Check out our coronavirus section for local coverage County officials
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Authorities put out the call today for information on a motorist whose car hit a man in the roadway in Coachella last night and fled the scene. The hit-and-run was reported at approximately 9:20 p.m. on Thursday at the intersection of Cesar Chavez Street and Bagdad Avenue, according to the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department. Arriving
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