Month: August 2020
Distrito escolar de Coachella comienza mañana sus clases virtuales
El viernes se celebra el primer dÃa de clases para el Distrito Escolar Unificado del Valle de Coachella.Lo que suele ser un dÃa emocionante para estudiantes, padres y maestros será muy diferente debido a la pandemia de coronavirus. La escuela de CVUSD continuará llevando a cabo el aprendizaje a distancia hasta que el Condado de
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Friday marks the first day of school for CVUSD students
Friday marks the first day of school for the Coachella Valley Unified School District. What is typically an exciting day for students, parents, and teachers looked a lot different this year due to the coronavirus pandemic. CVUSD schools will continue to conduct distance learning until Riverside County is off the state’s monitoring list. Despite all
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Cathedral City extends eviction moratorium through Sept. 30
Cathedral City is extending its ban on residential evictions through September 30. Read the Full Ordinance HereDownload The ban has been in place since late March and protects tenants facing eviction due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Tenants have to prove they received a notice of eviction for failure to pay rent and that this is
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Candlelight vigil held for man, teacher killed in Coachella shooting, crash
A candlelight vigil was held Thursday evening in Coachella for the two people killed as the result of a shooting. Jason Verdugo, Jr., 21, and Gabriela Salazar, a teacher at Westside Elementary School were killed. The Sheriff’s Department said Verdugo was driving on Avenue 50 in Coachella Friday night when he was shot and killed.
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Un carro se Estrella contra árbol en Cathedral
Un coche se estrelló contra un árbol cerca del Target en Cathedral City este jueves un poco después del mediodÃa. El accidente ocurrió a lo largo del lado este de E Palm Canyon Road alrededor de las 12:40 p.m. El comandante Julio Luna, del Departamento de PolicÃa de Cathedral City, confirmó que una persona estaba
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Evacuation orders lifted for fire burning near Corona
A wildfire that erupted on a mountainside in the Cleveland National Forest just south of Corona has burned 51 acres and was 40% contained Friday morning. The non-injury Skyline Fire” was reported about 4:40 p.m. Thursday along the Skyline Trail, less than a mile west of Foothill Parkway, well inside the forest, according to the
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Tres detenidos en relación con el tiroteo de abril en Indio
El Departamento de PolicÃa de Indio arrestó a tres sospechosos después de cumplir varias órdenes de registro en relación con una investigación de un tiroteo.Gabriel Salazar, de 36 años, de Salton City, Luis Noverola, de 30 años, de Desert Hot Springs, y Ralph Ramos, de 44 años, de Indio fueron detenidos el martes por la
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El condado de Riverside reporta 696 nuevos casos y 26 muertes; Las hospitalizaciones siguen disminuyendo
Hubo 696 nuevos casos de coronavirus notificados nuevos casos de coronavirus desde el miércoles en todo el condado de Riverside. Esto eleva la cantidad total de casos hasta 44.679. El condado ha estado reportando aumentos de casos más bajos de lo esperado desde el 29 de julio debido a fallas con el sistema del estado
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Muere mujer de Oceanside en trágico accidente en Indio
Tres personas, una mujer, su pareja y un bebe de 17 meses sufren heridas tras un aparatoso accidente en Indio contra un camion de limpieza. El accidente se informó alrededor de las 7:45 a.m. en la intersección de Indio Boulevard y Van Buren Street, según el portavoz de la policÃa de Indio Indio Ben Guitron.La
Continue Reading Riverside County reports 696 new cases & 26 deaths; Hospitalizations continue to decrease
Case Changes Today There were 696 new coronavirus cases reported new coronavirus cases since Wednesday across Riverside County. This brings the total amount of cases up to 44,679. The county has been reporting lower than expected case increases since July 29 due to glitch with the state’s CalREDIE system. State health officer Dr. Mark Ghaly
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Heat and humidity consumes the desert
The ridge of high pressure will remain in place over the desert southwest, bringing above-normal and dangerous temperatures to the Coachella Valley. An average high for the date is 106° yet both Palm Springs climbed to 116° this afternoon, tying the record high from 2012. Thermal also tied its record high of 117°. The Excessive Heat
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Oceanside woman killed in crash with street-sweeping vehicle in Indio
A woman was killed after her Honda sedan, which was carrying her husband and the couple’s 17-month-old child, rear-ended a street-sweeping vehicle in Indio, causing her to be ejected, police said. The rollover crash was reported about 7:45 a.m. at the intersection of Indio Boulevard and Van Buren Street, according to Indio police spokesman Ben
Continue Reading Three arrested in connection with April shooting in Indio
The Indio Police Department arrested three suspects after serving several search warrants in connection with a shooting investigation. Gabriel Salazar, 36, of Salton City, Luis Noverola, 30, of Desert Hot Springs, and Ralph Ramos, 44, of Indio were arrested on Tuesday morning. The search warrants were in relation to a shooting that occurred in the
Continue Reading Car crashes into tree in Cathedral City
A car crashed into a tree near the Target in Cathedral City Thursday a little after noon. The crash happened along the eastbound side of E Palm Canyon Road at around 12:40 p.m. Commander Julio Luna of the Cathedral City Police Department confirmed that one person was hospitalized with moderate injuries. Luna said the roadway
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Multi-sport athletes could be forced to make a choice with seasons postponed
The CIF’s decision to postpone the fall sports season until January led to a domino effect. Three high school sports seasons for the 2020-2021 school year have now been condensed to two, putting multi-sport athletes in a tough position. For many, this means having to choose between sports. “I was really bummed out to be
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Extreme summer heat makes for challenging outdoor dining experience
Heat and humidity will both be issues in the forecast through the weekend. An Excessive Heat Warning will be in effect from Noon tomorrow until 9 p.m. Monday. “Its a little uncomfortable,” said Tammara Dalugdug, from La Quinta. “but definitely worth it,” said Kevin Griffin. “I think its pretty comfortable especially with the mist outside
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Excessive Heat AND Humidity in the Forecast
Heat and humidity will both be issues in the forecast through the weekend. An Excessive Heat Warning will be in effect from Noon tomorrow until 9 p.m. Monday. Monsoonal moisture wrapping around an area of high pressure will continue to flow into the Desert Southwest through much of the weekend, increasing dew points and relative
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Foods to help fuel your child’s school day and help them stay focused at home
With students spending more time at home and less time in the classroom, experts say it’s important that parents make sure their children are hydrated and getting the nutrients they need to stay on track. News Channel 3’s Madison Weil spoke with Jill Coleman, a registered nurse specializing in holistic nutrition, to learn what foods
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