Los esfuerzos para contar a cada residente que viva en los Estados Unidos continúan. Sin embargo, algunos expertos temen que los hispanos no participen en el censo 2020 por miedo. Karlos Chavarría vive en Indio y hace poco completo su formulario del censo. “El proceso fue facilísimo, a mi me llego por correo y lo
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According to the Riverside County Emergency Management Department, the county is now at 100% ICU bed utilization. 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. This doesn’t mean the ICU reached capacity on just coronavirus patients. There are a total
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El condado de Riverside superó su mayor aumento de casos diarios por tercer día consecutivo. Hoy, el condado reportó 1,431 casos nuevos, elevando el número total de casos a 24,765. El jueves, el condado de Riverside 1,377 casos nuevos y el miércoles, hubo 856 casos adicionales. Hasta el momento se han realizado 272,981 pruebas y
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The Palm Springs International Film Festival announced next year’s festival will not be held at the start of January as it traditionally has for several years to help ensure the health and safety of our patrons, staff, filmmaker guests and partners. The annual Film Awards Gala will kick off the festival at the Palm Springs
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With a ridge of high pressure building over Southern California, temperatures will soar into the one-teens this weekend. An Excessive Heat Warning goes into effect Saturday morning for all of Eastern Riverside County, including the Coachella Valley. Sunday we’ll be on record watch for the 1985 record of 120°. Current forecast calls for 118°. Looking
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Due to the coronavirus, the California Community Colleges Athletic Association board of directors have decided to move all Fall sports to the Spring of 2021. The complete announcement from the CCCAA can be found on their website as they detail the reasons for the move. Locally, this decision affects College of the Desert and their
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Authorities found a body in an Indio water canal Friday afternoon. Ben Guitron, public information officer for the Indio Police Department, told News Channel 3 that a passerby reported seeing a body in the canal off Miles Avenue and Madison Street at approximately 12:18 p.m. The Coachella Valley Water District was called to the scene
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A two-vehicle collision triggered a fire that spread to at least two homes Friday in Desert Hot Springs. The crash was reported at 1:55 p.m. along the 13000 block of Quinta Way, near Hacienda Avenue, according to the Riverside County Fire Department. More than 40 firefighters from multiple agencies responded to the resulting fire and
Continue Reading Riverside County surpassed its highest day-to-day case increase for the third day in a row. Today, the county reported 1,431 new cases today, bringing the total number of cases to 24,765. On Thursday, Riverside County 1,377 new cases and on Wednesday, there were 856 additional cases. 272,981 tests have been conducted so far and 9,367
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A woman accused of burglarizing a home in Palm Desert was arrested following a nearly two-month investigation, authorities said. Gabriella Gonzalez, 49, of Palm Desert was arrested Friday morning in the 74000 block of Hovley Lane East in Palm Desert and booked on suspicion of burglary at the Indio jail, where she remained on $35,000
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A large ridge of high pressure will bring some of the hottest days we’ve seen all year right here to the Coachella Valley. Highs over the weekend will reach close to 118 degrees, but in order to tie or beat those records, we’ll need to reach 120 or hotter: The best chance to meet or
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California officials will soon release another 3,100 inmates from state prisons in response to the coronavirus pandemic and in all now plans to release a total of more than 10,000 inmates, or nearly 10 percent of prisoners, as Gov. Gavin Newsom responds to intensifying pressure from advocates, lawmakers and federal judges.
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Firefighters throughout the Coachella Valley respond to a number of calls daily, including potential Coronavirus patients. The daily routine has dramatically changed as crews take preventative measures to keep from exposing themselves and their patients. “In April we ran 416 medical calls; May that jumped up to 543, June we ran 539. We have well
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High pressure builds in over the entire Desert Southwest for the weekend, prompting an Excessive Heat Warning for the region through Monday. There may be a small bit of monsoonal moisture rising up from the Southeast as Tropical Storm Cristina circulates farther out into the Pacific. The large ridge of high pressure should protect us
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The heat has many valley residents looking to cool off, but how risky is it to use a swimming pool during the pandemic? Experts say it’s not the pool water you need to be worried about, it’s the high touch surfaces like pool railings and pool chairs. According to the CDC: “Evidence suggests that COVID-19
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Police were investigating a single-vehicle collision that killed one person in Desert Hot Springs Friday morning. The crash was reported at 2:57 a.m. at Pierson Boulevard and Karen Avenue. Police on the scene told KESQ News Channel 3 the driver rolled his vehicle on the street and then into a rocky roadside ravine. There was
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El Equipo De Aplicación Especial De La Quinta descubrió las operaciones ilegales de cultivo de marihuana en una casa de la ciudad el miércoles por la noche. El equipo de aplicación especial cumplió una orden de registro relacionada con la marihuana dentro del bloque 51000 de Avenida Obregón en La Quinta el miércoles aproximadamente a
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The story of Bobby’s Detroit Coney Island in La Quinta actually starts about 100 years ago in Detroit, Michigan, where the concept for the Coney Island dog was born. The popular hot dog spot has picked up fans since opening in 2011, but it’s taken a big hit from the pandemic, especially in light of
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Representative Raul Ruiz is urging the Senate to begin a vote on the “HEROES ACT,” which was passed back in May. Ruiz was part of a press call along with other state representatives, to help extend unemployment benefits set to expire soon. It protects the paychecks of front-line workers, provides payments of up to $6,000
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Por varias horas esta tarde, familias con hijos en el distrito escolar Unificado del Valle de Coachella expresaron sus preocupaciones sobre el regreso clases el próximo mes en una junta especial ante el consejo escolar. Ciertos padres mencionaron que debido a las necesidades especiales de sus hijos, preferirían instrucción presencial. Otros comentaron que por la
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