Skip to Content

Tori King

Tori King joined KESQ News Channel 3 as a reporter and anchor in October 2023. Learn more about Tori here.

Palm Desert Sheriff’s Station warns parents about the dangers of E-Motorcycles

Electric bikes are gaining popularity across California as an environmentally friendly and efficient mode of transportation. However, e-bike laws can be confusing as regulations vary by class and local jurisdictions. This article provides an overview of California Electric Bike Laws so you can ride informally and legally. The Riverside County Sheriff’s Department has been in

Continue Reading

Coachella Valley ranch offers to foster horses affected by Los Angeles fires, hosts donation drive

Three local businesses are teaming up to help horses and ranchers affected or displaced by the recent wildfires in Los Angeles. Those fires have devastated thousands of lives and homes, leaving many people with nothing. Tragically, many animals have also been left without shelter, food, and care. That’s why three local businesses owners decided they

Continue Reading

Coachella Valley donations collected over the weekend distributed to fire victims in Los Angeles

The generosity of Coachella Valley residents is being felt all the way in Los Angeles. On Saturday, two local businesses, G.E.M. Billing Solutions and Mi Cultura Peruvian Colombian Cuisine, hosted a donation drive for people displaced by the LA wildfires. The organizers, two friends – Jordan Machado and Jori Moreno, felt compelled to organize the

Continue Reading

Watch: Los Angeles officials give update on fires burning in LA County

INCIDENTCOUNTIESSTARTEDACRESCONTAINMENTPalisades FireLos Angeles1/07/202522,66011%Eaton FireLos Angeles1/07/202514,11715%Kenneth FireLos Angeles, Ventura1/09/20251,05280%Hurst FireLos Angeles1/07/202579976%Numbers provided by CalFire On Saturday morning, Los Angeles County officials provided a live update on the several fires burning across the county. According to the LAPD and the LA County Sheriff, 11 people have been killed in the fires so far, and Red Flag conditions

Continue Reading
Skip to content