Month: July 2020

84-year-old Desert Hot Springs resident Terrazas Cruz is reported missing. Cruz is Hispanic, and is 5′-6″ tall with brown eyes. He was last seen wearing a black and silver striped polo shirt, navy blue shorts, and a black baseball cap. He was last seen at 11:00 Sunday morning on the 66-600 block of 2nd Street

A power outage Sunday morning impacted over 4,000 Southern California Edison customers. “It’s the first time this has happened this year so we’re probably going to just head to the pool,” Jason Quattrina, a Palm Desert resident, impacted by the power outage told News Channel 3. Residents in neighborhoods in south Palm Desert were left

As our valley near record heat temperatures on Sunday, there are some health risks you really need  to watch out for.  With excessive heat warning in effect until Monday night, locals are feeling it. “It’s very hot,” said Moe Maiava, a hiker. “Feels like an oven like 300 to 200 degrees.” One hiker was not

Firefighters are investigating the cause of a brush fire that has been burning for at least 9 hours in Banning as of 6 a.m. Sunday morning, July 12. It started just after 8 p.m. on Old Banning Idyllwild road near Wolf-skill Truck trail. The last report from CAL Fire has the fire at five acres

A line of cars outside Saul Martinez Elementary School in Mecca. Drivers waited their turn to pick up free masks. “This helps them to be healthy,” said Hortencia Ramos, wife to a farmworker. “To protect ourselves in the work so we are more protective and so we can be more confident working,” said Marisela Hernandez,

Hitting the campaign trail looks very different this year in the midst of a pandemic. News Channel 3 met with two candidates running for a seat on the Palm Springs city council to see how they’re doing it differently this year. “Campaigning this year is completely different,” Palm Springs Mayor Pro Tem, Christy Holstege told