The Palm Springs Gay Men’s Chorus may not be able to perform, but it can still perform kind acts! It is helping two schools prepare their students for the return to school, be it virtually or not, with a supply drive! You can find out more at www.psgmc.com
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Friday night’s FIND Food Bank Telethon raised more than a half a million dollars to help local families in need of food assistance, latest tallies show. This marked the tenth year the News Channel 3 station group and FIND Food Bank have teamed up to bring meals to children, seniors, and families throughout the greater
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The Palm Springs Chamber of Commerce and the Greater Palm Springs Convention & Visitors Bureau has put together a list of local restaurants that are still open and offering take-out and/or delivery. The list will continually be updated at dinegps.com and visitgreaterpalmsprings.com/stay-in-take-out/. Visit those sites for the most up-to-date list of restaurants. If you don’t
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The City of Indian Wells announced a subsidy match program that will provide its residents with a $100 discount when purchasing select Ring home security devices. The program will start on February 27. 200 codes will be available for qualifying Indian Wells residents. Indian Wells residents will have the opportunity to purchase the following devices
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The 4xFar Music and Adventure Festival presented by Range Rover hits the desert this weekend in Thermal. The festival will be held on Saturday and Sunday at the Empire Grand Oasis. The 4xFar Music and Adventure Festival is promoted as combining live music with lifestyle, culinary and adventure experiences for people with a passion for
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Tamale lovers rejoice, the Indio International Tamale Festival returns to the Coachella Valley this weekend. More than 150,000 people are expected to gather and celebrate food, family and Indio’s cultural heritage. There will be tamale vendors selling all kinds of tamales, from traditional and gourmet to dessert tamales such as strawberry, chocolate, date, and raisin. For
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A non-profit organization that grades hospital safety has released a report that includes local hospitals. The grades represent a hospital’s overall performance in keeping patients safe from preventable harm and medical errors. “Leapfrog” has given an A rating to John F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital in Indio, Eisenhower Health in Rancho Mirage, and the Hi-Desert Medical
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A lawsuit has been filed against Goldenvoice and AEG, the companies behind the Coachella Music and Arts Festival, stemming from an injury allegedly caused by falling equipment during this year’s festival. The alleged incident occurred inside the Sahara Tent during the “Gucci Gang” set on Weekend 2 of the popular festival in April of 2019.
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The Rotary Clubs of Cathedral City is asking for volunteers to help with preparations for the Healing Field event starting this weekend at Patriot Park. More than 5,000 U.S. flags will be set up at Patriot Park on 33998 Date Palm Drive in Cathedral City to honor the 7,012 men and women who have died
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A family is searching for answers after their loved one was killed by a car Monday night in Palm Springs. Police say the driver of the car never stopped. News Channel 3 has learned exclusively the man was Raymundo Jaime, 30, of Desert Hot Springs. Jaime was riding his bicycle along S. Palm Canyon Dr.
Continue ReadingThe United States Environmental Protection Agency sent a letter to the management of an east valley mobile home park with contaminated water. The letter addresses the park’s violations and the agency’s concerns regarding the endangerment of the health of the park’s residents. On Aug. 27, the EPA issued an emergency order at the Oasis Mobile
Continue ReadingA new report by the city of Palm Springs has officials feeling that great strides is being made addressing homelessness on the west end of the Coachella Valley. According to a newly updated Homeless Report by the city, approximately 232 homeless individuals having found permanent housing thanks to new service programs implemented over the last
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The Banning Police Department continues to investigating the shooting death of a 25-year-old man as a homicide. Family members say Mark Anthony Fisher was shot on Wyte Way in Banning last Monday. Fisher was taken to Desert Regional Medical Center in Palm Springs, where he was later succumbed to his injures. With no arrests made
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Surveillance video captured two thieves stealing a generator from a home in Cathedral City Monday morning. The Cathedral City Police Department say the theft happened Monday at around 8:30 a.m. on Avenida Primavera, in the Panorama Park area. The victim says their generator worth over $2,000 was stolen when they stepped inside to wash their
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Irene Alvarez comforts and cares for her son lying in his hospital bed at Desert Regional Medical Center in Palm Springs. Alvarez says she has been at her son’s side day and night since he suffered the aneurysm. “I just want him back on the field. I feel sad when I see him like that.
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It’s almost time for the 27th Annual Desert Sampler. This year’s Desert Sampler takes place Tuesday, October 15th from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at The River in Rancho Mirage. Tickets cost $10 and 100% of the proceeds will benefit local schools. Those attending will have the opportunity to try samples from a dozen fantastic
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The Coachella Valley Association of Governments sent a letter to the city of Palm Desert saying that it should not proceed with the construction of their segment of the CV Link until CVAG has worked out issues with Desert Health Care District funding. CV Link is a 50-mile segment of transportation corridor connecting many cities
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Southern California Edison has messaged Desert Hot Springs customers informing them to be prepared as there may potentially be a Public Safety Power Shutoff of electrical lines in the area Wednesday. Clearer version of the outage map In a message sent to customers who will be affected across Southern California, SCE wrote that the reason
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A new date festival is coming to the Coachella Valley this fall, aimed at highlighting everything the fruit grown here in the valley has to offer. The “Date Harvest Fest” will now be the second date festival of the year, separate from the Riverside County Fair and National Date Festival that happens each February. Co-founder
Continue ReadingThe Palm Springs Police Department is hosting their annual National Night Out event Tuesday afternoon at the Palm Springs Stadium on 1901 E Baristo Road. The community is invited to come out and enjoy food, fun and camaraderie and get the chance to learn more about what the department does. National Night Out will run
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