Dr. Randall McCafferty, medical director of emergency operations for the Desert Care network joined Peter Daut during our special 6:30 p.m. newscast on Fox and CBS. Watch more long-form interviews with valley health officials and local leaders on our Coronavirus: Questions Answered section Dr. McCafferty shared the latest update on how things are going at
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En menos de un mes cientos de estudiantes regresan a clases de forma virtual convirtiendo a las computadoras en una herramienta fundamental. Aquí en El Valle, un negocio está impulsando una campaña para donar computadoras a estudiantes de bajos recursos. Pedro padilla es conocido en el valle por su generosidad. “Es una forma de regresar
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El Departamento del Sheriff del Condado de Riverside está pidiendo la ayuda del público para encontrar a una adultta mayor en riesgo de Hemet vista por última vez el 7 de julio. Rosario García dejó su residencia en el bloque 26000 de la calle Katharine a eso de las 5:30 p.m. Según el Departamento del
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Jacob Daniel Carothers, de 38 años, de San Jacinto, fue arrestado el 1 de julio por detectives de la policía de Newport Beach después de ser acusado de acosar a una niña de 12 años mientras caminaba por la península de Balboa, según la Oficina del Fiscal del Distrito del Condado de Orange. La policía
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Se trata de la proxima temporada de la exitosa serie de ABC, se rumora que filman exclusivamente en La Quinta Resort & Club. Steve Carbone, alias Reality Steve, un bloguero centrado en la Bachelor/Bachelorette, informó por primera vez el 26 de junio que el programa sería filmado en el Valle de Coachella el 9 y
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The Cathedral City councilmembers passed an ordinance that will ban cannabis billboards near areas where children might typically be around. The ordinance bans billboards depicting smoking, vaping, or any images that might be attractive to children such as cartoons within 1,000 feet of “sensitive areas.” “Sensitive areas” are places like schools, daycare centers, parks, youth
Continue Reading Authorities believe there may Riverside County victims in the case of a U.S. Forest Service firefighter charged with sexually assaulting a child and possessing child pornography. Jacob Daniel Carothers, 38, of San Jacinto was arrested on July 1 by Newport Beach Police detectives after being accused of groping 12-year-old while she walking on Balboa Peninsula,
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UPDATE 2/18/21: The Riverside County Sheriff’s Department confirmed that they found the remains of Rosario Garcia in Mountain Center. Investigators do not suspect foul play in her death. Full Details: Remains of missing woman found in Mountain Center Original Report 7/9/21: The Riverside County Sheriff’s Department is asking for the public’s help in finding an
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The Riverside County Coroner’s office released the identity Thursday of a man killed in a hit-and-run crash Wednesday morning in Desert Hot Springs. Christopher Jones, 43, of Palm Springs was riding in his bicycle in the area of Two Bunch Palms Trail when he was struck and killed by a vehicle at approximately 5:30 a.m.
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The race to finalize back to school plans. Desert Sands Unified School District officials have approved a motion to start the school year with distance learning. “I just think they need to think it through completely,” said Kathleen Boylan, a DSUSD parent. “The distance learning option like I said that we experienced wasn’t great. They
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Today is as close to “normal” as we’re going to get this week with highs below 110°. Average for the date is 107°. 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
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Riverside County surpassed its highest day-to-day case increase for the second day in a row, but this time by more than 500 cases. On Thursday, Riverside County reported 1,377 new coronavirus cases over the past 24 hours. The total number of cases is now 23,334. 272,981 tests have been conducted so far. Case notes as
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The Calexico-Mexico border has been shut down after a U.S. Customs and Border Protection officer shot and killed a man. Witnesses told our sister station KYMA that a man appeared to be selling gum when suddenly he pulled out some sort of sharp, pointed weapon and attacked a woman as she attempted to cross the
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A wildfire burning in Anza first reported has grown to 5 acres in nearly 30 minutes. By 2:00 p.m. the fire has spread to 10 acres. The forward rate of spread was stopped at around 2:30 p.m., according to Cal Fire. The fire was in the area of Cary Rd and Tripp Flats Road in
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The La Quinta Special Enforcement Team discovered an illegal marijuana grow operations at a home in the city Wednesday evening. The special enforcement team served a served a marijuana-related search warrant within the 51000 block of Avenida Obregon in La Quinta on Wednesday at approximately 5:41 p.m. According to the La Quinta Sheriff’s Station, the
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On Wednesday night Cathedral City’s city council moved to place a reserve ambulance in service to handle local hospital backlogs related to COVID-19. The city posted to its Facebook page that the recent surge in Coronavirus cases has impacted hospital room wait times. “We will have 3 ambulances in the city instead of our typical
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It’s that time of year. Temperatures reaching the one-teens, but that hasn’t stopped diners from heading out to eat on El Paseo. Misters and fans are helping to keep restaurant-goers cool since outdoor seating is all that’s available due to the pandemic. The question is… are they safe from further spreading the virus. “We do
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Governor Gavin Newsom is expected to update Californians at noon Thursday on the response to the coronavirus pandemic. Watch it live on News Channel 3 and here when he begins to speak: The governor is expected to address “the state’s emergency preparedness actions to protect public health and safety in the upcoming fire season amid
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Highs will start to warm up in earnest tomorrow as high pressure builds into the Western states. We’ll see near record level heat across most of the Desert Southwest including our Valley. The hint of monsoonal activity seems to be moving farther south as the ridge of high pressure will dominate the surface map and
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(Note: The John H. Furbee Aquatics Center was closed Thursday afternoon for maintenance. City officials say the repairs are not COVID-related) For valley families, pool time is normally an essential part of staying cool in the scorching summer months. But many of our local public pools and water attractions have been shut down due to
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