The Los Angeles Dodgers have done it! They have won their first World Series since 1988! ’55, ’59, ’63, ’65, ’81, ’88, and now 2020. What a year. What a season. What a team.Congratulations @Dodgers— Vin Scully (@TheVinScully) October 28, 2020 The Dodgers survived a close competitive Game 6 against a Tampa Bay Rays squad
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The Riverside County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the Thermal Beach Club luxury development. The $750 million development will be built at a currently empty plot of land along Avenue 66 east of Tyler Street, a little north of Desert Mirage High School. “I want to thank the community advocates and all involved in this
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Este 3 de noviembre, los residentes de la ciudad de Coachella encontrarán en su boleta electoral la contienda para elegir a funcionarios del concejo municipal.
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Brandon Ulin is a natural-born leader. “I am the United Student Body President, so that’s student government at Desert Hot Springs High School, I’m part of the swim team, I’m also part of the marching band, and I’m also part of the Wind Ensemble, and I’m also this year’s second year term student board representative
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Looking for a safe way to celebrate Halloween and go out trick-or-treating? The River at Rancho Mirage is holding a fun and contactless way to still go out and get that delicious Halloween candy! The River at Rancho Mirage is hosting a “Trunk or Treat” night. Children are encouraged to wear their Halloween costumes and
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Some health care workers employed by three hospitals in and near the Coachella Valley are among the thousands of unionized employees who voted to authorize a strike today, saying the conglomerate that operates the hospitals has rejected workers’ proposals to beef up coronavirus-related safety precautions. The proposed strike by SEIU-United Healthcare Workers West would affect
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Una pareja de 60 años fueron encontrados muertos en su casa de Yucca Valley el viernes por la mañana luego de un aparente asesinato-suicidio. Los agentes fueron llamados originalmente a la casa, ubicada en la cuadra 1100 de S. Kickapoo Trail, el viernes aproximadamente a las 11:34 a.m. para realizar un control de bienestar. Los
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El teleférico de la Ciudad de Palm Springs recibirá un préstamo de $ 15 millones para cubrir una pérdida de ingresos de $ 10,6 millones de dólares. La Autoridad del Parque en San Jacinto votó unánimemente sobre una resolución para pedir prestados $15 millones de dólares para el teleférico de Palm Springs para cubrir la
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Its 8 days out from election day. The race has started for the first district election for Indio’s Districts 1 & 5. News Channel 3’s Dani Romero takes a look at the candidates and their key issues. Indio is known as the “City of Festivals” although this year the virus has put a stop to
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The Red Flag Warning was allowed to expire at 6:00 p.m. Palm Springs was 10° warmer than yesterday but STILL below normal! Average for today’s date is 85°. Certainly a nice change up compared to the rest of the month. A ridge of high pressure builds in from the west and will create a warming
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This year, The Salvation Army is going to help 500 families in the Coachella Valley and Yucca Valley who need Christmas assistance. They will provide families with food, toys and other gifts. Families can apply for Christmas assistance here: https://saangeltree.org/ Once the 500 families are approved, they’ll receive a date and time to come pick up their
Continue Reading A husband and wife in their 60s were found dead in their Yucca Valley home Friday morning following an apparent murder-suicide. Deputies were originally called to the home, located on the 1100 block of S. Kickapoo Trail, on Friday at approximately 11:34 a.m. to conduct a welfare check. Deputies found Bert Midlane, 66, and Pamela
Continue Reading The Mount San Jacinto Winter Park Authority voted unanimously on a resolution to borrow $15 million dollars for the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway to cover loss of revenue. According to Greg Purdy, the vice president of Marketing & Public Affairs for the tram, the $15 million will go towards reimbursing current and upcoming capital projects.
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Is the push for more people to get tested working? News Channel 3’s Caitlin Thropay was out at the Indio fairgrounds and spoke with Riverside County Public Health to find out if it’s proving to be successful. “We are urging residents to get tested,” public information officer with Riverside County Department of Public Health Jose
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The Riverside County Registrar’s office recently upgraded its elections tabulation equipment made by a company called Dominion. In the June primary, problems arose in the state of Georgia where the high tech voting equipment also made by Dominion misfired.I-Team Reporter Karen Devine speaks with the Registrar about concerns regarding accuracy and how they are making sure every vote
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Case Changes Today Riverside County reported 261 new cases since Monday. This brings the total number of cases to 66,993. Check out the county map below(Note Data will continue to update past today) Testing 808,700 tests have been conducted so far, this increased by 3,966 over the past 24 hours. How to get tested Remember,
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Governor Gavin Newsom is delivering an update at noon Monday on the state of California’s response to the coronavirus pandemic. You can watch it live on News Channel 3 and in the player below: It’s not clear if the Governor will address a push to move away from the color-coded tier system. Riverside County will
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COVID-19 is the third leading cause of death in Riverside County in 2020, Riverside County Public Health Director Kim Saruwatari reported to the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday morning. “We have looked at leading causes of death” compared to 2019, Director Kim Saruwatari said. In the Latinx community, COVID-19 related death is the second leading
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The manager of the Birkenstock Comfort Shoes store on Palm Canyon Drive says restaurants are getting better treatment. To back her claim, Tara Green says restaurants, with clearance to serve customers on sidewalks and in the street, in some cases are encroaching on storefronts next door. “I think there is a little unfairness between small
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