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Bathing a slippery newborn can be a nerve-wracking experience. Your baby might not like it much, either. With a little practice, however, you’ll both start to feel more comfortable at bath time. Start by learning baby bath basics. How often does my newborn need a bath? There’s no need to give your newborn a bath
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(BPT) – Mothers are the CEO of the home. Organizing schedules, paying the bills, doing food shopping, managing pick-ups and drop-offs, and making sure everyone is healthy is just part of the job. Unfortunately, because they are so busy taking care of others, many moms often put off taking care of themselves or scheduling their
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Are you looking for something to do that’ll get you into the Halloween spirit? Grand Central Palm Springs is hosting a spooky art exhibit and Eye on the Desert’s Caitlin Thropay has all of the details. Step into a world of your classic Hollywood monsters. Local artist Mitchel Zwick finally has all of his monsters
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Every month we bring you coverage of the Coachella Valley Spotlight grant. Today, we take a look at “Boo 2 Bullying.” Eye on the Desert’s Caitlin Thropay visited the nonprofit during one of their presentations to a local elementary school to see how they are using their Berger dollars. “We’ve already reached over 11,250 kids
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Friday is the last day to enter to win the St. Jude Dream Home Giveaway Early Bird Prize, a Sedona weekend getaway for two, courtesy of Hilton Sedona Resort & Spa at Bell Rock. You can win a $425,000 house AND a trip to Sedona for just $100! Get your ticket now at 1-800-535-6748. KESQ
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There’s a new magic and comedy theater in town and our very own Eye on the Desert reporter Caitlin Thropay gives us a sneak peek inside the new Marvyn’s Magic Theater. From the moment you step inside expect to be dazzled by a magical experience. “When people enter into Marvyn’s Magic Theater they always have
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On-air radio and local civic personality Bill “Bulldog” Feingold will be honored next week with the 432nd star on the Walk of the Stars Palm Springs. The star will be unveiled on Monday at 10 a.m. in front of LG’s Prime Steakhouse at 255 S. Palm Canyon Drive. The event will be emceed by Palm
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By the year 2050, the amount of plastic in our oceans is projected to outweigh fish, according to the World Economic Forum. It’s a fact that has one teacher in Palm Springs working to spread awareness on plastic pollution with her students. For her environmental focus, Lynn Yada of Desert Learning Academy is KESQ and
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A freshman from Palm Desert High School is dancing her way into the National Teen Miss World America competition. She’ll be representing the state of California and also advocating for a cause very close to her heart. Eye on the Desert’s Caitlin Thropay met with Sabrina Safron to learn about how she is preparing for
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Who would’ve known the endless possibilities for a roll of toilet paper. One man from Palm Springs is making the most out of a roll by turning it into a couture wedding gown. Eye on the Desert’s Caitlin Thropay met the man behind the masterpiece. “Anything is possible even with one sheet of toilet paper,”
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October’s Coachella Valley Spotlight Recipient is Animal Samaritans. Animal Samaritans is a nonprofit that is more than just an animal shelter and a place to adopt a furry friend, they believe in the healing power of animal-human connections. The $25,000 grant from the H.N. and Frances C. Berger Foundation will go towards their Humane Education
Continue ReadingSeptember’s Coachella Valley Spotlight Recipient is Coachella Valley Volunteers in Medicine. CVVIM is the only no-charge clinic providing healthcare to medically underserved Coachella Valley residents. Volunteers in Medicine work to provide healthcare services to low-income, adult residents of the Coachella Valley who are uninsured or who can’t afford to access their insurance. The $25,000 grant
Continue ReadingThe local real estate market in the western Coachella Valley is feeling the crunch of the government shutdown as deals can’t be closed on certain properties. A two bedroom, two bath bungalow is on the market in south Palm Springs, an ideal location for a small family. If sold however, it will be awhile before
Continue ReadingSafeHouse of the Desert received a generous donation of $5,000 from Windermere Homes & Estates. Windermere Homes & Estates did a day of community service at the Thousand Palms support center on Wednesday, by organizing storage rooms, sprucing up the landscaping, serving lunch and even washing the outside of the building. “Today is a day
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