Miyoshi Price

Passover is a significant time for many Jewish families. It is a time to come together with family and recount the story of the exodus from Egypt while eating a special meal called the seder. Rabbi Steven Rosenberg from Temple Isaiah, the Jewish Community Center in Palm Springs is hosting the largest synagogue-based Passover seder

The annual festival ends today after two full weekends of performances by artists on star-studded stages in the desert. The festival has attracted thousands of people of all ages who have come together to enjoy music from different genres and participate in various activities. One of the festivalgoers revealed that they have been attending the

The Home Depot Foundation, in partnership with 365 Connect, is repairing and upgrading the Coachella Valley Horse Rescue (CVHR) sanctuary. “We are laying vinyl LifeProof flooring inside their main office,” says Katie Bertoldi, the La Quinta Home Depot store manager. “We put insulation in there to keep the veterans cool when they’re in there. We

The Morongo Band of Mission Indians has set a new record by awarding $500,000 in grants to numerous non-profit organizations that serve local communities. The grants were distributed during the 3rd Annual Morongo Community Outreach Awards Luncheon. The Morongo tribe has awarded the largest number of grants this year through its annual Community Outreach Awards

Two construction projects worth almost $4 million in Cathedral City are moving into phase two. The city received funding for these projects from the Active Transportation Program. The projects include a sidewalk and multi-use trail on Cathedral Canyon Drive and an expansion of Date Palm Drive. These projects will make commuting safer for pedestrians, cyclists,

Local activist David Tsikman says he’s in contact with local Israeli-American families who have been personally impacted by the Iran attack on Israel that took place on Saturday.  He says they have been on the phone with their family members following the red alert siren. It’s a system that warns families and neighborhoods in Israel if

News channel 3 reached out to the Palm Springs City Council to explain some of the components of a statement regarding Section 14, which they shared with the community on Thursday after a Closed session. Local descendants and survivors of Section 14 remain hopeful they will continue to find solutions to what the city has

The valley is preparing for a surge of visitors who will be staying in short-term vacation rentals. It’s important for everyone to be ready and ensure that all necessary accommodations are in place, like being a good neighbor, even if it is for a short period of time. When renting out homes for short vacations

It’s a beautiful day outside, and many people are exploring some desert hiking trails. However, on Saturday, News Channel 3 reported that a hiker needed emergency assistance at the Homestead trail in Palm Desert. The hiker was airlifted and taken by ambulance to a nearby hospital. Cal Fire’s latest update was that the hiker was

A group of women entrepreneurs from across the valley are all in one place today, selling their products at the river in Rancho Mirage. The all-women-owned pop-up market organizer told me today that it is about growth and collaboration. Twenty-six vendors sell jewelry, baby clothes, bedazzled cups, candles, and more. Some of these entrepreneurs make custom items

A dedication ceremony was held at Eisenhower Health in Rancho Mirage a month after the unveiling of former First Lady Betty Ford’s forever stamp at the White House. Susan Elizabeth Ford Bales, her daughter, was present in the audience, listening to the expressions of gratitude and thanks for her mother’s legacy in the Coachella Valley

With the amount of rainfall and winds the desert is experiencing, it’s important to note that allergists and experts in the field share that they see an increase in respiratory symptoms. “Tree pollen, a common outdoor allergen in Southern California, is most prevalent from January through May, says Dr. Garcia-Lloret, a UCLA allergist and immunologist. “Like those

Palm Springs police are taking a closer look at how the community may be able to help in ongoing investigations. News Channel 3 previously reported on a deadly stabbing that took place on March 24 in the Tiki Drive area in Palm Springs. One man is now in custody, and Palm Springs police continue investigating

Abi Carter, a 21-year-old native Indio resident, is pursuing her dreams in the entertainment industry at American Idol. Known for her singing abilities, Carter represents music and has worked hard to become a singing sensation. Despite her talent, Carter never thought she could make it as a singer, let alone turn her passion into a

It’s Easter weekend, and some events are being canceled or changed due to the rain on the weekend. The White Party in the West Valley is in full swing, and the Coachella Women’s Summit in the East Valley made the necessary changes to ensure its success. In Coachella: The Coachella Veterans Memorial Park, the city

Outdoor events are being prepped for a rainy weekend across the valley: a white party, a Galleri tournament, the first Coachella Women’s Summit in the park, Trans Pride, and Easter events. It is spring break, and many events are going on this weekend that can be dampened by the rain.   Chase Awards: The event is

Update 3/28/24 – 8:00 PM The Palm Springs City Council unanimously approved the hazard mitigation plan. Derelict land in Palm Springs is causing residents concerns, as they ask questions about disaster plans and the city’s priority placement of Fire mitigation. David Lee is a resident who bikes around the neighborhood and has even witnessed a