Chef Freddy and Fried Chicken!
Chef Freddy from Fantasy Springs Resort Casino whips up delicious fried chicken in his own unique way on”Eye on the Desert”.Aired: Tuesday, September 1, 2020
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Hot Labor Day Weekend Ahead
An Excessive Heat Watch (to become a Warning) will cover most of California, a lot of Nevada and Arizona as we hit the Labor Day Weekend. Drink plenty of water, avoid the heat of the day, and never leave a person or pet in a vehicle! A broad and expansive ridge of high pressure takes
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Rancho Mirage Elementary TK teacher wins August One Class At A Time
Kathy MacLennan is KESQ’s One Class At A Time winner for the month of August! MacLennan said she plans to use her $500 award, sponsored by Walter Clark Legal Group, on distance learning materials, like Unifix cubes and hands-on sets for each student, for her transitional kindergarten class.
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Firefighter injured while working to stop tamarisk tree fire in Bermuda Dunes
A firefighter was recovering Monday morning, injured while working to contain an overnight vegetation fire in Bermuda Dunes. Firefighters responded to the latest tamarisk tree fire in that same area at just after 1:30 a.m. along Country Club Drive just west of the Jefferson Street Union Pacific Railroad bridge. Authorities said the fire burned a
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Palm Springs Air Museum honors WWII victory in Japan with ceremony and flyover
The Palm Springs Air Museum honored the U.S. World War II victory in Japan with a livestream ceremony and patriotic air display Wednesday morning. Did you see vintage planes in the air earlier today? The Palm Springs Air Museum celebrated U.S. World War II victory in Japan with a patriotic air display throughout the Coachella
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Mobile home park residents continue to report contaminated water a year after EPA order
Residents at the Oasis Mobile Home Park on the Torres Martinez Tribe lands near Thermal are still reporting issues with contaminated water more than a year after the EPA issued an emergency order. “We continue to live with water that is very dirty. It comes out yellow,” said one resident who wished to remain anonymous
Continue Reading Residentes de Oasis buscan una solución al problema del agua en su comunidad
La semana pasada representantes de la Agencia de Protección Ambiental visitaron la comunidad de Oasis para examinar los niveles de arsénicos en el agua como parte de sus inspecciones rutinarias. Sin embargo, los residentes aún reportan que el agua sigue contaminada. “Nosotros seguimos viendo el agua muy sucia, sale amarilla, sale el agua muy cochina”,
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New 5-minute rapid coronavirus testing coming to Coachella Valley
Coronavirus testing in the Coachella Valley could soon get a lot faster, thanks to a new initiative by the Desert Healthcare District. The district is buying 12 to 18 Abbott ID NOW machines, which can produce diagnostic results almost immediately, eliminating the need for swab tests to be sent to out for processing. “Everything will be
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I-Team: Nurses say local hospital is not doing enough to protect them
Several nurses at Desert Regional Medical Center make a number of claims against the hospital, which they allege is not doing enough to protect them from coronavirus. But the hospital maintains that is not true. The three nurses did not want to show their faces. “Management tends to retaliate against the people that do speak
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Student Athlete of the Week – Jackie Wahl
Her coach calls her sunshine. “It doesn’t matter where we go, when she walks into a tournament, when we’re walking out, when we’re walking into a huddle, Jackie has a smile on her face. She just has this ability to, kind of, brighten everybody up around her,” said Becca Brown, head volleyball coach at Palm
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RSO: Missing teens from San Jacinto might be in Coachella or Indio
The whereabouts of two girls who ran away from their respective homes in San Jacinto were unknown today, and authorities asked for the public’s help locating them. Julissa Garcia, 15, and Zulema Rubi Amezcua-Delval, 14, were last seen in the 500 block of Athol Street on Saturday evening, according to Riverside County sheriff’s Sgt. Joe
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Se busca joven de 18 años y un menor sospechoso de disparar contra una mujer en Indio…
El Departamento de Policía de Indio está pidiendo la ayuda del público para localizar a un hombre de 18 años y a un menor buscado en relación con un tiroteo que dejó a una mujer herida el mes pasado. Indio Police wanted flyer Jesse “Trigger” Hernandez y un menor de edad han sido identificados como
Continue Reading 18-year-old & juvenile identified as suspects in shooting of woman in Indio
The Indio Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating an 18-year-old man and a juvenile wanted in connection with a shooting that left a woman injured last month. Details: Woman struck by a stray bullet from nearby shooting in Indio Jesse “Trigger” Hernandez and a male juvenile have been identified as the
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El condado de Riverside informa 244 casos, 7 muertes y 637 recuperaciones desde el lunes…
Cambios de caso hoy: El condado de Riverside informó 244 nuevos casos desde el lunes. Esto eleva la cantidad total de casos a 53,153. El condado no ha proporcionado una tasa de duplicación para ningún día de esta semana, pero el gráfico muestra que la tasa continúa aumentando. Muertes y recuperaciones El condado informó 7
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Four suspects wanted for questioning in shooting at Banning cemetery
Update: All four suspects in the Banning Cemetery shooting are now in custody, according to Banning PD. The Banning Police Department is seeking three suspects wanted for questioning for a shooting a cemetery in the city over the weekend. The shooting occurred on Sunday at approximately 5:16 p.m. at the Summit Cemetery on 2201 San
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Riverside County reports 244 cases, 7 deaths, and 637 recoveries since Monday
Case Changes Today Riverside County reported 244 new cases since Monday. This brings the total amount of cases up to 53,153. Check out the county map below(Note Data will continue to update past today) Additional Data 525,905 tests have been conducted so far, an increase of 3,197 tests conducted over the past 24 hours. The
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A fair start to meteorological fall
Looking back at August it was a hot one! The hottest August on record for the desert! Today is the start of meteorological fall and temperatures are playing nice. Average high for the date is 104°. Palm Springs has reached 108° this afternoon. While the fall equinox isn't until September 22nd, Sept. 1st marks the
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