Coronavirus or heat-related illnesses? Doctor warns us of similar symptoms
While we deal with a heat wave and a pandemic, two main signs of heat-related illnesses are also possible symptoms of coronavirus. Another day…
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Heat stroke vs. heat exhaustion: what’s the difference and how to stay safe
As our valley near record heat temperatures on Sunday, there are some health risks you really need to watch out for. With excessive heat warning…
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Free masks given away to East Valley farmworkers
A line of cars outside Saul Martinez Elementary School in Mecca. Drivers waited their turn to pick up free masks. “This helps them to be healthy,”…
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DSUSD board approves plans to start the school year with distance learning
The race to finalize back to school plans. Desert Sands Unified School District officials have approved a motion to start the school year with…
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School board approves PSUSD’s 2020-2021 proposed education plans
The Palm Springs Unified School District’s school board approved proposed plans for the upcoming school year Tuesday evening as the district takes a…
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No foul play suspected after searching missing Walnut Creek woman’s car
San Bernardino Sheriff’s department says they’ve found no signs of foul play after searching Erika Lloyd’s car. The search continues for missing…
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Palm Springs businesses see uptick in sales over Fourth of July
With some cancellations of firework shows, people found ways to celebrate and many businesses in downtown Palm Springs were cashing in on the boost…
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A subdued Independence Day as we scale back reopening of businesses
Independence day celebrations in our valley are alot quieter this year as the county has taken a step back with the reopening of businesses. The view…
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Luminaire residents speak out after power surge strikes neighborhood
Palm Springs residents in the Luminaire community are speaking out after a power surge struck their neighborhood Wednesday morning. “Like a…
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Parents react to how local school district leaders hope to start the next school year
We are learning more about how local school district leaders are hoping to start the next school year, which is just about a month from now. Parents…
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Some Palm Springs bars close voluntarily as coronavirus worry spreads
“I feel like it was inevitable,” said Nico Muenoz, from Indio. Some bar owners in downtown Palm Springs are shutting down once again in response to…
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Dozens of protestors gather outside the Larson Justice Center
More than fifty protestors gathered on Saturday night in front of the Larson Justice Center in Indio calling for change after the death of George…
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Remembering Palm Desert swim teacher Helene Barker
The Coachella Valley’s swimming community was mourning the death of a beloved swim teacher and friend Saturday. Helene Barker taught local children…
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Local law enforcement respond to illegal fireworks rattling homes
People across the Coachella Valley have been hearing illegal fireworks that have been set off on a regular basis, and police departments are…
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Active search for missing Walnut Creek woman, Erika Lloyd at Joshua Tree National Park
The search is on for a missing Walnut Creek woman, Erika Ashley Lloyd last seen leaving the the Walnut Creek area last week for a road trip to Joshua…
Continue Reading Coachella Valley school districts use surveys to prepare for next school year
Local school districts are asking parents what they think about the upcoming school year and trying to get input on how schools should handle the…
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Outpouring of support for La Quinta family after home caught fire
A La Quinta family is now thanking the community for the outpouring of support after their home was destroyed by fire on Tuesday. “We…
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A crowd shows up to Juneteenth celebration at Frances Steven Park in Palm Springs
The Juneteenth holiday is recognized in California and most states across the country on June 19. The day commemorates the emancipation of the…
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Valley nail salons, tattoo shops, and other personal care businesses reopen
Many nail salons, tattoo shops and other personal care businesses in the valley are now open after the governor gave them the green light last week.…
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CV Mosquito and Vector Control District temporarily suspends operations. How will this affect our valley?
The Coachella Valley Mosquito and Vector Control District has temporarily suspended operations for another week after a coronavirus related death and…
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