Dolores Iniguez, 38, from Desert Hot Springs died of coronavirus complications on July 4. Iniguez was a mother of four and now her oldest son, Luis Nayotl, will have to take care of his three younger siblings. Nayotl said his mom started feeling discomfort in her stomach and chest in June. He says the family
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Your grocery store produce aisle may look different this fall and winter when our Coachella Valley summer crops are harvested. The fields are being planted right now. But local farmers, like the rest of us, are having to make major changes to their operations just to stay in business. Jeff Percy of Ocean Mist Farms
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A man and woman accused in the murder of an 18-year-old Victorville resident who was dumped on a Coachella roadside, allegedly to keep her from testifying in a criminal case, entered not guilty pleas today to a slate of charges for which they must now stand trial. Alexis Daniel Rosas of San Diego and Maury
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Estos son momentos difíciles para muchas familias del valle, particularmente para quienes han perdido un ser querido a causa del coronavirus. Un joven de 19 años compartió su experiencia tras perder a su mamá hace unas semana por complicaciones de coronavirus. Su meta es mantener la memoria de su mamá vida y crear conciencia en
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El Departamento de Policía de Desert Hot Springs arrestó a un sospechoso que se cree que impactó y mató a un ciclista y despues huyó de la escena la semana pasada.La policía arrestó a Yesenia Bibriesca, de 31 años, el viernes a lo largo del bloque 16200 de la Avenida Ramada.Bibriesca se cree que impacto
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Dos hombres están en la cárcel, acusados en un tiroteo que dejó a otro hombre herido. El miércoles 8 de julio, agentes de policía fueron enviados al bloque 68100 de la calle Las Tiendas para una víctima de disparo alrededor de las 11:19 a.m. Cuando los oficiales llegaron a la escena, encontraron a un hombre
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Un equipo federal de personal médico militar activo ha sido llamado para apoyar a Eisenhower Health con su afluencia de pacientes con coronavirus.”El hospital se acerca a su capacidad en nuestra UCI y en nuestras unidades Covid-19″, dice Alan Williamson, MD, Director Médico de Eisenhower Health. “Actualmente, sólo tenemos tres camas más “con personal” disponibles
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The ridge of high pressure that brought excessive heat has moved east and our temperatures have dropped with the change in the weather pattern. The average high for the date is 108° and Palm Springs hit 110° this afternoon. That’s 7° cooler than yesterday. Like yesterday, this evening will be breezy with gusty conditions along
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A federal team of active military medical personnel has been called in to support Eisenhower Health with its influx of coronavirus patients. Download the News Channel 3 app to get the latest local coronavirus data and updates. The app is available on the Apple Store and Google Play. “The hospital is nearing capacity in our ICU and on
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Riverside County health officials released the latest update on the coronavirus pandemic showing changes over the past 24 hours. On Tuesday, the county reported 733 new coronavirus cases, bringing the total up to 26,481. Public Health Director Kim Saruwatari noted that the county’s positivity rate is currently 20%, nearly three times the state’s threshold of
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Famed interventionist Ken Seeley discusses the increased issues of addiction and the need for help due to Covid-19 and the resulting isolation and anxiety many are feeling. He spoke with KESQ’s Patrick Evans about finding innovative ways to help during the pandemic. Seeley has local clinics and more information is available at www.kenseeley.com.
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Riverside County could receive up to 500 of the 8,000 inmates due to be released early from state prisons under the governor’s penal system coronavirus mitigation plan, and the “surge” of additional parolees will be difficult to handle, the county’s chief probation officer told the Board of Supervisors today. “We’ve got things to work on
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Help for addiction and mental health issues is available with modifications during the coronavirus pandemic.
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BOSTON (AP) — Facing eight federal lawsuits and opposition from hundreds of universities, the Trump administration on Tuesday rescinded a rule that would have required international students to transfer or leave the country if their schools held classes entirely online because of the pandemic. The decision was announced at the start of a hearing in
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The Desert Hot Springs Police Department arrested a suspect believed to have struck and killed a bicyclist and fleeing the scene last week. Police arrested Yesenia Bibriesca, 31, on Friday along the 16200 Block of Avenida Ramada. Bibriesca is believed to have struck Christopher Jones, 43, of Palm Springs early Wednesday morning along the in
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Desert Hot Springs, Calif. – Two men are in jail, accused in a shooting that left another man injured. We brought you this story last week. On Wednesday, July 8, police officers were dispatched to the 68100 Block of Calle Las Tiendas for a gunshot victim around 11:19 a.m. When officers arrived on the scene,
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On Tuesday afternoon the Coachella Valley Unified School District hosted a public forum via Zoom. Superintendent Maria Gandera was joined by other district officials in discussing the latest information on reopening plans ahead of the new school year, which begins August 13. Last Tuesday the Board of Education reviewed a proposal brought forth by a
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California Health and Human Services Secretary Dr. Mark Ghaly held a news conference at noon on Tuesday to provide an update on the surge in coronavirus cases. He’s also discussed testing efforts, especially for at-risk populations. Dr. Ghaly is taking the place of Governor Gavin Newsom, who generally holds news conferences at noon to update
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With the Governor’s announcement for more places like indoor gyms to close for the second time since the start of the pandemic, some business owners are getting innovative so they can remain open. “With this latest shutdown they said we could take it outdoors so I took it outdoors,” Ashley Robertson told News Channel 3.
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At the Palm Desert campus of Cal State San Bernardino, banners feature photos of students of color. Now, the California Faculty Association wants more students of color on the campus, and the 22 other campuses in the Cal State System. “We need a radical change to address a systemic ill that is structured into our
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