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One year later: Palm Springs community reflects on fertility clinic bombing, rebuilding underway

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PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) – A year after a deadly bombing outside the American Reproductive Centers fertility clinic, business owners and residents in the area are reflecting on the moment that shook the city and the recovery efforts now taking shape. A nearby business owner recalled initial confusion in the moments after the explosion, saying

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Coachella soccer leagues face possible changes as families push to keep costs low

COACHELLA, Calif. (KESQ) – Families and soccer league leaders in Coachella are raising concerns over potential changes that could impact the cost and structure of youth soccer programs at city parks. At a recent Coachella City Council meeting, residents packed the chambers to voice frustration and fear that rising fees could make it harder for local children

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New attractions aim to boost year-round tourism across the valley

COACHELLA VALLEY, Calif. (KESQ) – As summer approaches in the Coachella Valley, local leaders and businesses are working to keep tourism strong during the hotter months by investing in new attractions, entertainment venues, and family-friendly activities. While the desert has long been known for its busy winter tourism season and major festivals, officials say the valley is

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Summer camps and programs filling up across the valley as families search for childcare options

COACHELLA VALLEY, Calif. (KESQ) – As the school year comes to an end across the Coachella Valley, many parents are now searching for summer programs and camps to keep their children active, learning, and supervised during the break. But for some families, finding an available and affordable program has become a challenge. Local summer camps and

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Coachella Valley families celebrate mothers ahead of Mother’s Day

COACHELLA VALLEY, Calif. (KESQ) – Families across the Coachella Valley gathered in Rancho Mirage ahead of Mother’s Day to celebrate the women and caregivers who help shape their lives. The event brought together mothers, daughters, friends, and families for a floral arranging workshop focused on appreciation, reflection, and spending time together. For Avi Rodriguez, motherhood has

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Canvas returning online for some schools, including College of the Desert, after nationwide cyberattack

PALM DESERT, Calif. (KESQ) – Canvas was slowly coming back online this afternoon for some schools and universities across the country, including College of the Desert, after a nationwide cyberattack disrupted access for millions of students and educators during finals week. Canvas, a cloud-based platform used by millions of students and educators, experienced widespread outages Thursday

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Free community wellness fair connects Cathedral City families to local health resources

CATHEDRAL CITY, Calif. (KESQ) –  Families in Cathedral City gathered at the Boys and Girls Club this weekend for a community wellness fair hosted by Desert Care Network and the Desert Regional Medical Center’s Graduate Medical Education Program. The event brought together resident physicians, nurses, and medical students to provide health screenings, sports physicals, and

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