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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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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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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Un hombre que se encontraba en libertad condicional, su hija y otra persona estaban tras las rejas en relación con el asesinato de un hombre de 29 años encontrado muerto en un parque de Cathedral City el mes pasado,. Así lo anunció la policía hoy. Rena Lizet Alaniz de Thousand Palms fue arrestada el viernes,
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A parolee, his daughter, and another man were behind bars in connection with the killing of a 29-year-old man found dead in a Cathedral City park last month, police announced today. Rena Lizet Alaniz of Thousand Palms was arrested Friday, and Andres Moreno of Cathedral City and Carlos Antonio Ruiz of La Quinta were taken
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Part of Palm Canyon Drive in downtown Palm Springs is closed to traffic for the foreseeable future as the city prepares to kick off its new outdoor dining pilot program. The closure is part of Palm Springs’ new “al fresco” dining plan city council passed on August 20. Restaurants along the stretch of Palm Canyon
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California Health and Human Services Secretary Dr. Mark Ghaly is hosting a video news conference at noon on Tuesday to provide an update on the response to coronavirus cases. You can watch it live in the player below: Download the News Channel 3 app for alerts on coronavirus and breaking news from the Apple Store and Google Play
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Help is on its way for hundreds of thousands of people in our state still out of work. Many people receiving unemployment benefits will soon see an extra $300 a week. News Channel 3’s Dani Romero has more on how the extra assistance will help those trying to get by. Another wave of help is
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Another type of business hurting right now because of the pandemic are yoga studios. News Channel 3’s Caitlin Thropay met with the owner of a yoga and a pilates studio who shares how they’re moving operations outdoors in order to survive. “We in the fitness industry and at least the boutique fitness industry feel like
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If voters approve Proposition 15 in November, a state analyst says it will generate between $8 billion and $12.5 billion in new tax revenues for the state each year. According to the measure, 60% of the money would go to local governments and 40% would go to schools, including K through 12 and community colleges.
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The first case of MIS-C in Riverside County has been confirmed, according to county health officials. Dr. Cameron Kaiser, Riverside County Health Officer, discussed this update during his report to the Board of Supervisors Tuesday morning. The patient is only identified as a child younger than 15 years old who lives in western Riverside County. Officials
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The dew points and humidity values dropped considerably overnight, making today far more comfortable than yesterday. The next couple of days will remain close to seasonal norms, too. Yesterday the dew points were in the seventies! Today, much better. Through the afternoon, we’ll see dew points in the forties, so it will feel better and
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September’s Coachella Valley Spotlight Recipient is About Families. About Families is a nonprofit that offers free classes for expecting parents. These classes include newborn care, breastfeeding basics, infant CPR and informed childbirth classes. They also have classes and groups for kids. They offer free parenting classes, a cooperative preschool, kids safety classes and certifications for
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It’s ‘Spirit Week’ at Rancho Mirage Elementary School. As News Channel 3’s Madison Weil reports, teachers and kids are getting extra creative this year to show their school spirit virtually. Students and teachers from a 5th grade class at the school let News Channel 3 join in on their virtual classes via Zoom for the
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California lawmakers approved a bill Monday that would extend protections from evictions, providing some more relief for those struggling to pay rent due to the pandemic. If Gov. Gavin Newsom signs the bill, the bill would ban evictions through January. The California legislature approved the bill on Monday — it passed the Senate with a
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