Martha’s Village & Kitchen, has been helping in the east valley since 1990, and starting today they are helping in the west valley. Martha’s Village and Kitchen is slowly opening homeless services at the city’s new day-time drop-in access center. “Palm Springs is in need of resources for the homeless population and the city of
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About 70 Augustine Casino employees were presented with a surprise pay raise to say thank you. “So the team members were literally in shock when we called them into a meeting and told them they were going to be getting these checks. I don’t think it quite registered initially but once it did, it was
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With this extra monsoonal moisture, we will continue to feel humid conditions. Dew points will creep in the 50s. Increase for isolated storm chances for our mountains and deserts. We can expect storms to develop in the afternoon. We can expect to see more cloud coverage and having these storm chances to stick around until
Continue Reading An Excessive Heat Warning is in effect for the Coachella Valley through 9:00 p.m. Sunday. High temperatures around the low desert are expected to climb near 115°. The humidity will make a return and unfortunately, we will feel humid conditions starting tomorrow morning. The monsoonal moisture will increase our chances of isolated storms over the mountains and
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With fire season now extending into the fall. It’s important for people to understand how wildfire smoke impacts people and how to protect themselves. The California Environmental Protection Agency held a virtual media briefing today to discuss the air quality and health concerns associated with the widespread smoke. A website, visiting California Resources Board breaks
Continue Reading If you are stepping outdoors today you may notice the mountains and sky is looking a little grey. “I noticed all this smoke in the air and was like oh boy,” said local resident June Card. South Coast Air Quality Management District issued a Special Air Quality Advisory for the Coachella Valley and surrounding mountains. This is
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Earlier this morning, a ribbon-cutting event took place to celebrate the completion of renovations and updates to the Palm Springs International Airport. The new update includes a ticket lobby expansion and renovation of a new outbound state-of-the-art baggage system. The project started back in February of 2020 and was completed May of this year. The
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Temperatures are slightly warmer than yesterday, but we are remaining below average. (Average is 108°). Starting our Monday nice with lots of sunshine, temperatures aren’t that bad either. We will remain slightly humid to start our week. However, it will still be comfortable before our warming and drying trend begins later in the week. Enjoy
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Another day with below-normal temperatures. The average is 108°. We will continue to feel slightly humid for tomorrow. Our dew points will remain mainly in the mid and high 50s. Temperatures will begin to warm up through early next week. Highs are expected to exceed 110° by Wednesday.
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A parent is voicing concerns over covid exposure in schools, a local parent says one of her children tested positive days after being exposed to another child with covid like symptoms. “I’m also really frustrated that I’m having to bring information to the school and the school district when I’m not even there and my
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Caitlyn Jenner, who is running for Governor of the state of California, continues to tour the Coachella Valley while on the campaign trail. On Tuesday, Jenner toured the Innovation Hub (iHUB) in Palm Springs. The iHUB is known to focus on early-stage business in the fields of renewable energy, health and medicine, and digital technology.
Continue Reading Remaining humid out there while temperatures are slightly cool, our average is 108°. As we go later in the week, we can expect even cooler temperatures. It is possible for a thunderstorm or shower to develop because of the increased moisture in the atmosphere. We can see these possible storms develop until Wednesday. We are
Continue Reading An Excessive Heat Warning in effect for Apple and Lucerne valleys until Monday evening. Temperatures there could warm up to 10° above normal. Lower deserts are remaining cooler as we remain below-average temperatures. We won’t be able to enjoy these cooler temperatures as our humidity continue to stick with us. We will feel muggier conditions for
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An Excessive Heat Warning in effect for Apple and Lucerne valleys until Monday evening. Temperatures there could warm up to 10° above normal. Monsoonal moisture begins to move back into Southern California late Saturday and into Sunday. Going to feel muggy and uncomfortable on Sunday. The chance for mountain and desert storms increases through the weekend
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The groundbreaking project for The Coachella Valley Arena is making progress on construction. The $290-million project is to create a brand new sports and entertainment arena for the valley. Back in June is when the construction began and since then there have been about 3,000 yards of concrete being poured. A lot of the construction
Continue ReadingAbout 68% of Americans ages 12 and older have received at least one dose of the COVID vaccine, according to the most recent data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. When broken down by age, the recent CDC data shows that for ages 12 to 15, only about 29% of kids are fully vaccinated, which is the
Continue Reading Monsoonal moisture makes a return to starting our week. It will start to feel muggy and uncomfortable out there. More cloud coverage as we start our week with a chance for mountain storms for tomorrow. There’s an increase for storms for Tuesday. Here’s a look on what to expect for the next 3 days. More
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A fire broke out at 2:05 p.m. in Indio on King Street. CAL-FIRE says it destroyed an outbuilding behind a home on King street, but the home did not sustain any damage. Firefighters on scene also reported multiple palm trees went up in flames. Some power lines were threatened, but no outages were reported. The
Continue Reading We are experiencing warm but seasonable temperatures for our weekend. Our water vapor imagery shows we will continue to experience drier conditions. Monsoonal moisture will be making a return, and we will start to feel the mugginess early Sunday. As we head into our work week, there is a chance for showers and thunderstorms for
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It’s back-to-school season and there’s a requirement for students to get their booster shot. Schools are requiring middle and high school students to get their Tdap immunization. Tdap is a combination vaccine that protects against three potentially life-threatening bacterial diseases such as tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis. Since the state of California is requiring for middle
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