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“It’s amazing to be back out here with people,” Amanda Sanchez told News Channel 3. “I’ve been spending a lot of time by myself so it’s just really nice to have that company and camaraderie and celebrate with everyone out here,” she said. Sanchez was one of the runners participating in the relay race called
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Update: Night of Worship raised $118,000 for small businesses in the Coachella Valley. Several churches across the Coachella Valley are coming together to raise money for struggling small local businesses. News Channel 3’s Caitlin Thropay explains how businesses can get involved in the Love Local CV campaign and how you can help too! “These businesses
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Tank truck drivers who deliver gas like those delivering to a station in Thousand Palms are in short supply. That’s why industry experts say we could see shortages at pumps in some locations this summer. putting upward pressure on prices. “It impacts my wallet. It costs me more every time I travel somewhere,” said motorist
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Valley entertainer Mike Costley, whose big voice and rollicking style captivated audiences from one Coast to the other, died after a lengthy illness. He passed away on April 29, 2021 according to his family. Born in Buffalo, NY, Costley found a home in the Desert and entertained at various venues throughout the Valley, in Las
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BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) — Anne Douglas, the widow of Kirk Douglas and stepmother of Michael Douglas, died Thursday in California. She was 102. Douglas died at her home in Beverly Hills, according to an obituary provided by spokeswoman Marcia Newberger. No cause of death was given. Kirk Douglas, the Hollywood legend who starred in
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Eisenhower Desert Orthopedic Center (EDOC) celebrated its completion of its three-year, $68 million expansion Tuesday. The expansion includes state-of-the-art surgical suites, expanded physical therapy, occupational therapy and clinical space, plus new technology and equipment. “We started with 55 thousand square feet here, two operating rooms, and clinic space,” said Stephen O’Connell, MD, the chairman and
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This month’s “One Class at a Time” award winner is Laura Anesko from Palm Desert High School. “I love what I do every day,” Anesko told News Channel 3. “I’ve always had a passion for students with disabilities because I feel when they have teachers that care about them and are passionate about it; that’s
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More information is available at https://guidedogsofthedesert.org/
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Tickets available here: https://event.gives/psasfilmfest
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Some Coachella Valley water users are raising questions and concerns after California Governor Gavin Newsom declared drought emergencies Wednesday for 2 counties in Northern California. The declaration is targeted to Mendocino and Sonoma counties, where drought conditions are especially bad, rather than statewide. But Newsom said a broader drought declaration could come as conditions change.
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Listen up dog lovers! There’s a new restaurant and bar in Palm Springs that’s tailored to dining with your furry friend. News Channel 3’s Caitlin Thropay introduces us to ‘Boozehounds’ and how they plan to give back to the community. “The three of us have talked for years about having a bar together and that
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The stage is quiet. The tables are empty, and so is the bar at the Purple Room on Palm Canyon Drive in Palm Springs. Having hosted stars in the past, the place has been closed for 13 months because of state restrictions ordered in response to Covid-19. “There are no answers right now. As I’ve
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May’s Coachella Valley Spotlight recipient is Elder Love USA, Inc. Elder Love USA, Inc.’s mission is to ensure that older adults live safe and happy lives in their own homes for as long as possible. May is “Older Americans Month.” They plan to put the $25,000 grant from the H.N. and Frances C. Berger Foundation
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Modernism Week’s in-person events wrap up Sunday, but fans of midcentury modern design and architecture can still enjoy similar programming online through the end of next month, beginning today. Programs in the Modernism Week Online Experience” can be purchased through May 15, and will remain available for viewing through May 31. “We are delighted to
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