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Indio wonโ€™t fine Goldenvoice after Head Tripโ€™s Sunday set runs past curfew

INDIO, Calif. (KESQ) โ€” The City of Indio will not fine Goldenvoice after Swedish House Mafiaโ€™s headlining performance at Head Trip on Sunday continued past the festivalโ€™s midnight curfew. In a statement, the city said it would not issue a fine to Goldenvoice due to the weather-related circumstances that impacted Head Trip on Saturday. Check

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N Indian Canyon Drive back open after weekend storm; Video shows drivers traveling through floodwaters

UPDATE: Around 7 a.m. Tuesday, Palm springs Police Department sent out an alert that North Indian Canyon drive is back open at the whitewater wash between Sunrise Parkway and Garnet. ORIGINAL REPORT: PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) – Barricades are up, but not every driver is stopping. North Indian Canyon Drive remained closed Monday following heavy

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Indian Wells City Council to consider amending tree-trimming ordinance

INDIAN WELLS, Calif. (KESQ) – In an effort to protect local wildlife and comply with state and federal wildlife protections, the Indian Wells City Council will consider amending the city’s tree-trimming and general property-maintenance regulations Thursday. A section of the city’s municipal code requires all landowners, tenants, lessees and occupants adjacent to public right-of-way to

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‘We need help’: North Shore residents react to storm damage

North Shore, Calif. (KESQ) โ€” Tropical Storm Rachel left roads covered in mud and debris across parts of the Coachella Valley, creating hazardous driving conditions in the East Valley. Especially the unincorporated community of North Shore, which sustained severe impacts. The storm left streets throughout North Shore covered in mud that has since compacted, making road

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CSUSB Palm Desert Campus, Palm Desert launch internship program

PALM DESERT, Calif. (KESQ) – Cal State San Bernardino’s Palm Desert campus and the city of Palm Desert have launched a yearlong paid internship program to give students hands-on experience working in municipal government, officials announced today. The program’s inaugural class includes five students who are gaining experience in various city departments, including finance, economic

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Kataluna Enriquez named Grand Marshal for Palm Springs Pride

PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) – Kataluna Enriquez, groundbreaking model, fashion designer, and advocate, has been named the Marsha P. Johnson Grand Marshal for the 40th Anniversary Palm Springs Pride celebration, organizers announced on Monday. Enriquez is a brand ambassador, mental health advocate, gender equality champion, multidimensional fashion designer, and owner of KatalunaKouture. As a Filipino

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HeadTrip fans prepare for more wind after lightning cuts opening night short

INDIO, Calif. (KESQ) โ€” HeadTrip festivalgoers are preparing for another night of music after lightning forced organizers to end Saturdayโ€™s show early at the Empire Polo Club. Organizers announced just before 9:30 p.m. that performances would not resume because of continued lightning. Attendees were directed to leave the venue and seek shelter. Later that night,

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Community honors fallen Palm Springs officers with memorial ride, 10 years later

PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) โ€” Riders and community members gathered Saturday to honor Palm Springs Officers Gil Vega and Lesley Zerebny, marking 10 years since their deaths. The Palm Springs Police Officersโ€™ Associationโ€™s annual memorial ride honored their service, along with the departmentโ€™s other fallen officers. For longtime valley resident Carlene Hart, the gathering was

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