
Hearing to determine whether to place sexual predator in 29 Palms continued to May 27
The fight will continue over the placement of a sexually violent predator in 29 Palms. The hearing was held in Orange County Superior…
Continue ReadingThe fight will continue over the placement of a sexually violent predator in 29 Palms. The hearing was held in Orange County Superior…
Continue Reading“The wait is over” in Indian Wells, BNP Paribas Open organizers say. The tournament is expected to return in October after two pandemic-related…
Continue ReadingWith hot weather here in the valley people are flocking to those popular hiking trails but you are not the only ones on the trails. Snakes are…
Continue ReadingThe past year we have seen many businesses close their doors for good because of the pandemic. But some businesses are opening for the first…
Continue ReadingA new report is putting some staggering figures on the expected economic impact of the new Coachella Valley arena. The groundbreaking date isn’t…
Continue ReadingThe Centers for Disease Control and Prevention removed most of its mask requirements for fully vaccinated people on Thursday. The agency now only…
Continue ReadingCoachella Valley restaurant owners have said they are struggling to fill new jobs blaming incentives for workers to stay on unemployment. As News…
Continue ReadingIf something goes wrong at the Palm Springs International Airport, first responders have a plan in place. In Wednesday’s training exercise…
Continue ReadingThe November 3rd election posed challenges for residents and the Riverside County Registrar of Voters Office. On Tuesday, the Board of…
Continue ReadingRiverside County Public Health has worked hard to narrow the coronavirus vaccination gap among the Latinx community. It is a group who…
Continue ReadingFocused efforts are continuing to help undocumented workers and latinos access the coronavirus vaccines. News Channel 3’s Dani Romero has…
Continue ReadingCalifornia health officials updated the state’s face mask guidance this week easing mask requirements for some outdoor activities. The new…
Continue ReadingThe Betty Ford Center in Rancho Mirage is getting ready for its largest expansion since opening in 1982. Board members grabbed shovels Tuesday…
Continue ReadingEmployers and employees are facing a critical issue. How does a place of business bring people back to the workplace when some are vaccinated and…
Continue ReadingLast year, the coronavirus pandemic cancelled or changed summer camps all across the country. Now, the CDC has released new…
Continue ReadingSummer is right around the corner, so a lot of residents are looking for a place to cool down. Friday marked the valley’s hottest day in April.…
Continue ReadingNew California Department of Public Health guidelines state commencement ceremonies for 2021 graduations can allow in-person attendees with…
Continue ReadingMore than 5 million Americans did not get their second dose of the Moderna or Pfizer vaccines, according to a report released by the…
Continue ReadingAfter back and forth board meetings, Desert Sands Unified School District will allow all students back to the classroom four days a week starting May…
Continue ReadingTwo of the nation’s largest university systems say they intend to require COVID-19 vaccinations for all students, faculty and staff on University…
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