An Arkansas woman and cat that survived a big rig crash in Banning last month have been reunited. Authorities say Mary Taylor of Arkansas was resting in a big rig when the driver crashed on Interstate-10 near 8th Street two weeks ago. Taylor and a colleague suffered injuries requiring hospitalizations. Long term incident for clean
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Over the past several weeks the Coachella Valley has seen an increase in crime activity, particularly involving teenagers and young adults. The Palm Springs Police Department recently announced the arrests of three minors in connection to violence between two rival gangs. “Early this morning our SWAT team did serve a search warrant at the Desert
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An usual amount of unemployment letters are showing up in mailboxes across California. Now, a Riverside County man is searching for answers after he received over hundred unemployment letters that were addressed to other people. News Channel 3’s Dani Romero has more on the concerns these letters are raising. “A week and half ago we
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Following the death of Black Panther star Chadwick Boseman who died at age 43 from colon cancer, we met with Dr. Henry Tsai a board-certified medical oncologist at Eisenhower Lucy Curci Cancer Center to learn more about the disease. “We’re seeing more and more younger patients,” Dr. Tsai told News Channel 3. He shared with
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Governor Gavin Newsom is delivering an update at noon 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: Last Friday, Newsom launched what he calls a “Blueprint for a Safer Economy.” What’s open? What’s closed? CHECK HERE. By the measurements
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The new application is called “Covid Pulse”. It’s an interactive, map-based visual display, which tracks coronavirus case information at the national, state, and county level. The company behind it is Esri. Headquartered in Redlands, the company is a global player in GiS, or geographic information systems. “I feel like I can get the pulse of
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An electronic scent detection canine has joined the DA’s Bureau of Investigation in Riverside County. Chewie now works with the Sexual Assault Felony Enforcement/Internet Crimes Against Children (SAFE/ICAC) task force. The DA’s office wrote in a media release, “The newest member of the DA’s Bureau of Investigation loves to meet new people, chew on branches,
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Palm Springs Police Department arrested a 16-year-old teenager Wednesday morning after serving a search warrant in the Desert Highland Gateway Estates neighborhood. That teenager is being charged with negligent discharge of a firearm, conspiracy and battery. This follows an additional two arrests of teenagers that have been made in the last two weeks in connection
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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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