Augustine Casino in Coachella is officially back open. Augustine was the last local casino to stay closed. It was also the first local casino to close its doors back in March. That all changed on Monday when the casino reopened its doors to the public for the first time in three months. Casino officials announced
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Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco and District Attorney Mike Hestrin said today their respective agencies will be able to function despite austerity measures intended to contain tens of millions of dollars in red ink, and there are no plans to implement layoffs. “The worst-case scenario is we’ll have to attrite down, but I think we’ll
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With low pressure to our north and high pressure to our east, there’s not one particular system influencing us. This is leaving us with rather seasonal conditions across the desert. An average high for the date is 102° and we’ll be close to the temperature each afternoon through the middle of the work week before
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Oficiales del Condado de Riverside informan que durante el fin de semana se registraron 795 nuevos casos de coronavirus. Esto trae el total de casos en Riverside a 11,285. Este fin de semana también se reportó una muerte y 204 recuperaciones. Según los numeros del condado, hay 228 pacientes hospitalizados y 70 de ellos se
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Clientes de las empresas T-Mobile, Sprint, AT&T y Verizon han reportado que no pueden mandar textos o hacer llamadas telefónicas. Según la empresa T-Mobile, un gran número de los reportes son de usuario en Tampa, Miami, Atlanta, Nueva York, Chicago, Houston, Y Los Ángeles. Los representantes informan que están trabajando para resolver el problema que
Continue Reading Riverside County reported 795 new coronavirus cases over the weekend, officials revealed on Monday. The total number of cases is now 11,285. There was one new reported death and 204 recoveries as well. Original projections predicted that there would be 10,874 cases by June 15, which he have surpassed, but we also have over 100
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A Partir del 19 de junio, los negocios de tatuajes, masajes y salones de uñas podrán reabrir sus puertas con permiso del condado. El estado está recomendado que los empleados de los salones de uñas usen cubre bocas y una mascara de proteccion. Los empleados tendrán que cambiar sus guantes después de cada cliente. La
Continue Reading Many T-Mobile, Sprint, AT&T and Verizon customers all over the United States have reported outages with their cell service. According to DownDetector.com, a large number of reports are coming from major cities including Tampa, Miami, Atlanta, New York, Chicago, Houston, and Los Angeles. Hundreds of commentators on the website say they can’t get any calls
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News Channel 3 has been following FIND Food Bank as they implement their rapid response to help feed people in need during the pandemic. When the pandemic first hit the valley, many people were left without jobs and seeking help from FIND Food Bank to put food on the table. “It takes more than one
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The developers of a veteran housing project set to be built on the corner of Landau Boulevard and Vega Road in Cathedral City received a $5.5 million Veterans Housing and Homelessness Prevention Program grant from the California Department of Housing and Community Development. Aerial of Project Site (Courtesy of Cathedral City) The project is planned
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On Friday, June 12 several businesses were able to open their doors back up in accordance with the state’s accelerated stage 2 guidelines. Gyms, hotels, and barber shops were among those to get the go-ahead. The Coachella Valley relies heavily on tourism. Due to COVID-19, the local economy took a hit after several businesses were
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Beginning June 19, nail salons, tattoo shops and massage parlors are allowed to reopen in California with county approval. Wane Kan, Co-owner of Iron Palm Tattoo in Palm Springs is hard at work to prepare his shop to reopen. “Extremely excited,” said Kan. “We have been waiting a really long time.” Kan said there were
Continue ReadingMillions of LGBTQ workers are now protected from disrimination as of Monday. The Supreme Court ruled it illegal for an employer to fire someone based on their sexual orientation or gender identity. The 6-3 opinion was written by Justice Neil Gorsuch and joined by Chief Justice John Roberts and the court’s four liberal justices. Lisa
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Retired Palm Springs resident Mark Sherman and his spouse Victor Poglinco enjoy their home in the Four Seasons community on the north end of Sunrise Way. But, it’s what’s happening around their home is what their worried about. “All we want is some action. There is a lot of concerns. This seems to be growing
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Expect sunshine and fairly mild conditions today and all week, as a very stable weather pattern sets up across the Desert Southwest. The only area of concern is the Central Valley of California, where gusty winds are anticipated. A trough of low pressure up North, coupled with a stronger marine layer, will keep our temperatures
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Today was slightly warmer, but still right around seasonal in Palm Springs. Temperatures are staying seasonal due to the impacts of a trough of low pressure to the north. Temperatures tomorrow will warm up slightly, but will remain in the low 100s for the desert. Gusty winds are gone… for now. There will still be
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A 19 year old man with ties to the Coachella Valley, has been found dead along the coast in Humboldt County. This picture of a 19-year-old man identified as Nicolas Brunner was posted Saturday by the NBC television news affiliate in Eureka. According to the station, Brunner was reported missing Friday afternoon. After launching his
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A group of 30 protesters gathered at Ruth Hardy Park in Palm Springs to start their peaceful march that will end at Civic Center Park in Palm Desert. This group of protesters took to the streets starting in Palm Springs with one goal in mind for their voices to be heard. They echoed the cries
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