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Christa Lipman indico que su hija Taylor Lipman fue encontrada “segura” por agentes de policía de San Diego.Taylor Lipman, de 23 años, se graduó en 2014 de La Quinta High School. Su madre Christa Lipman habia pedido ayuda de la comunidad con temor que su hija hubiera sido secuestrada el 2 de septiembre en San
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El domingo CalFire determinó que la causa del enorme incendio de El Dorado en el Bosque Nacional de San Bernardino fue provocada por un “dispositivo pirotécnico” generador de humo en una fiesta revelación de género en el Dorado Ranch Park en Yucaipa. El incendio de El Dorado estalló a las 10:20 a.m. Sábado en un
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Palm Springs police said they arrested two suspects accused in an armed robbery at a hotel and subsequent shooting as they attempted to flee. According to police, the robbery happened early Monday morning at a hotel on the 1200 block of East Palm Canyon Drive. A man was reportedly grabbing items from his vehicle when
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Closure to take effect starting at 5 pm Monday The U.S. Forest Service has closed the following National Forest Land in Southern California effective 5 pm Monday: Angeles National ForestCleveland National ForestInyo National ForestLos Padres National ForestSan Bernardino National ForestSequoia National ForestSierra National ForestStanislaus National Forest The Forest Service is also prohibiting all ignition sources
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SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. – On Sunday CalFire determined that the cause of the massive El Dorado Fire burning in the San Bernardino National Forest was sparked by a smoke-generating ‘pyrotechnic device’ at a gender reveal party at El Dorado Ranch Park in Yucaipa. The El Dorado fire erupted at 10:20 a.m. Saturday. As of Monday
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And if the pandemic wasn’t hard enough this heatwave is a double whammy for businesses operating outside this Labor Day. “It was so hot and everything is outside so we’re kinda of stuck in it,”said Katie Guastini, visiting from Los Angeles. Katie Guastini and her friend wish they could sit inside at Grand Central
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This Labor Day people were looking to get out of the house even if that meant traveling by car or plane to another city. News Channel 3’s Caitlin Thropay was out at several gas stations and The Palm Springs International Airport to see why people chose to travel during a pandemic. “We went to go
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The Excessive Heat Warning remains in effect until 8PM, and a Red Flag Warning covers much of SoCal as well. Labor Day Weekend has delivered lots of record highs so far, and that will likely continue today: Offshore winds will develop for the Inland Empire and Coastal areas, but we’ll see some relief from the
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Cal Fire Law Enforcement has determined the El Dorado Fire, burning in the San Bernardino National Forest, was caused by a smoke generating pyrotechnic device, used during a gender reveal party at a park in Yucaipa. On Sunday firefighters continued to battle intense flames, after the size of the blaze more than doubled in size.
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Palm Springs broke the high temperature record again today. It’s the second straight day of 120s. Seasonal average is 103°. The dangerous heat continues into Labor Day with temperatures nearing 120° again in the Coachella Valley. It’s best to stay in the air conditioning and stay out of the sun. Make sure to drink plenty
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UPDATE: Christa Lipman tells News Channel 3 that her daughter Taylor Lipman has been found “safe” by San Diego police officers. Christa Lipman is not commenting further at this time. INITIAL REPORT: A Valley mother is asking the public for help in tracking down her missing daughter. 23-year old Taylor Lipman is a 2014 graduate
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Local hotels are open for business. Many are seeing a lot of business this Labor Day weekend. News Channel 3’s Caitlin Thropay went to some of our local hotels to see how they’re operating in a pandemic. “We weren’t expecting this much of a turnout,” the director of front office at The Saguaro hotel in
Continue Reading Palm Springs Airport recorded a high temperature yesterday, September 5th, of 122°. This shatters the record high temperature for that day of 116° from 1955. Thermal also reached 122°, shattering the record high temperature of 113° from 2008. A ridge of high pressure along with a weak offshore flow remains for Sunday. This will keep
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The California Independent System Operator has declared a “Stage 2” power emergency because of hot weather and surging demand for electricity. The agency is urging Californians to conserve electricity to avoid rolling blackouts across the state. If a large enough number of consumers conserve even in small ways, they can help grid operators avoid more
Continue Reading The record-breaking heat is here! After tying the record high temperature yesterday, Palm Springs shattered it today with a high of 122°. The previous record of 116° was set back in 1955. The average high for Palm Springs on this day would be 104°. The dangerous heat continues throughout the holiday weekend. Temperatures in the
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The office of Congressman Dr. Raul Ruiz is reporting the death of longtime Palm Springs resident Joseph Beaver. Beaver was a civil rights activist, one of the first African Americans to serve in the Marines in World War II, and recipient of the Congressional Gold Medal. Beaver was also the founder of the Palm Springs
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Oak Glen, Calif. – A brush fire continues to burn in the San Bernardino County National Forest after it broke out Saturday at around 10:20 a.m. in Oak Glen. Fire burns near Oak Glen As of Saturday night the fire was 5 percent contained and had already burned more than 2,100 acres, according to CalFire.
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Not only is it a holiday weekend in the midst of a pandemic, but also here in the desert it’s dangerously hot outside. News Channel 3’s Caitlin Thropay breaks down what you need to know to have a safe Labor Day weekend. Heat, power and the pandemic; the three key issues you need to be
Continue Reading A reminder that the state has issued a Flex Alert for this Labor Day weekend. People are encouraged to avoid using major appliances between 3 p.m. and 9 p.m. The alert will end Monday night. Some tips include: Set air conditioning thermostats to 78 degrees, if health permits.Defer use of major appliances.Turn off unnecessary lights.Unplug
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The new Shadow Rock Church in La Quinta got a head start on celebrating their grand opening by hosting a driving-based scavenger hunt across the city Friday night. Organizers were calling it “the drive-through adventure.” Participants solved clues to score points and then took photos or videos and submitted them through an app. “There’s a
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