Los bomberos pudieron contener un incendio que envolvió una casa abandonada en Desert Hot Springs el miércoles por la tarde. El incendio fue reportado por primera vez a las 12:42 p.m. en el bloque 12300 de Cholla Drive. Las tripulaciones de Southern California Edison fueron llamadas a la escena después deel descubrimiento de varias líneas
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Las vacunas contra la gripe estarán disponibles de 9 a.m. a 1 p.m. el 26 de octubre en el Lote del Recinto Ferial de Indio en 46350 Arabia Street. Las vacunas contra la gripe serán gratuitas para todos los residentes mayores de tres años. “Este es un procedimiento de paso a través y no hay
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Lisa Vossler Smith and Chris Mobley from Modernism Week discuss what is different about this year’s fall preview event, and moving to a virtual format. Tickets available at modernismweek.com
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Riverside County Department of Public Health will be offering free drive-thru flu shots in Indio later this month. The drive-thru flu shots will be available from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on October 26 at the Indio Fairgrounds Lot on 46350 Arabia Street. The flu shots will be free for all residents over the the
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An average high for the date is 90°. The record high is 110° recorded in 1991. Palm Springs is closer to record heat than average with a high of 107° this afternoon. The ridge of high pressure over the Eastern Pacific continues to provide unseasonable warmth to Southern California. This heat will persist through the
Continue Reading Firefighters were able to contain a fire that engulfed an abandoned home in Desert Hot Springs Wednesday afternoon. The fire was first reported at 12:42 p.m. in the 12300 block of Cholla Drive. Southern California Edison crews were called to the scene followingthe discovery of several downed power lines. The fire was contained by 1:30
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A man accused with his son of running a butane honey oil operation inside an Indio home, sparking a fire that injured several firefighters last fall, pleaded not guilty today to felony charges. Javriel Rodriguez Ochoa, 60, is charged with four counts of unlawfully causing a fire causing great bodily injury and one count of
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El Distrito Escolar Unificado del Valle de Coachella confirmó a nuestra estación hermana, News Channel 3, que uno de sus empleados ha muerto.
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Case Changes Today Riverside County reported 347 new cases since Tuesday. This brings the total number of cases to 62,900. Check out the county map below(Note Data will continue to update past today) Riverside County will remain in the red tier of reopening for now, but that could possibly change next week Riverside County remains
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For those looking for a job, the 25th annual Valleywide Employment Expo is happening Thursday October 15th. The expo, which has taken place at the Fantasy Springs Casino Special Events Center in the past, will take place virtually this year from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Those interested should register at desertjobexpo.com ahead of time.
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We first reported Tuesday evening, there is an outbreak of coronavirus cases at the Coachella Valley Unified School District offices in Thermal. On Tuesday, CVUSD Superintendent Maria Gandera told News Channel 3 that at least three CVUSD staff members in the special education department have tested positive for COVID-19. “On October 4, 2020 CVUSD was informed
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The Fall Modernism Week Preview is normally four days in October. This year, the Modernism Week Fall Preview Online Experience will last from October 15 through October 31. There are seven virtual events this year including one live event. Two are free and the others range from $5 to $35. Tickets go on sale on October 15
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The city of Rancho Mirage is set to discuss plans to phase out short term rentals in public neighborhoods by the end of the year. News Channel 3’s Dani Romero has more on what short term rental homeowners and neighbors are saying about the possible change. Homes in Magnesia Falls Cove in Rancho Mirage are
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It’s not the boulevard of broken dreams, but restaurant owner Michael Castelli calls it an “alley of broken promises”. It’s a well-traveled and well worn path behind his restaurant, Castelli’s Italian Restaurant, just off Highway 111 and Monterrey Avenue. “It’s an embarrassment and disgrace to the city to have this thoroughfare through this main part
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A historic election for Palm Desert with now a district one and district two. In district one, incumbent Susan Marie Weber and Karina Quintanilla are running for the seat. Susan Marie Weber has been on city council since 2012. She served as mayor for two terms and hopes to focus on transparency of city government
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Two Los Angeles area burglary suspects were arrested late Tuesday night, accused in a Palm Springs break-in. Police officers were called to the area of Palm Canyon Drive near Gene Autry Trail at 10:30 p.m. for a reported burglary. Officers say they were able to interrupt the crime, and the two suspects ran from the
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It’s going to be another hot one out there this Wednesday. Yesterday, Palm Springs hit a high of 104°. That’s 14° above average. That trend is going continue for the next few days, with temperatures staying 10 to 15° above average. Today’s high in Palm Springs is forecast at 105° with conditions staying dry. There
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The Indio Sunrise Rotary club just kicked off its Rotary Indio Cares for Kids (R.I.C.K.) Teddy Bear Project onWednesday, October 14, which is Take Your Teddy Bear to School/Work Day. According to health experts, COVID-19 pandemic has long-term negative impacts on school-aged children. The social distancing, online learning, and heightened stress at home increases the
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