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Governor Gavin Newsom will end the COVID-19 State of Emergency on February 28, 2023. “With hospitalizations and deaths dramatically reduced due to the state’s vaccination and public health efforts, California has the tools needed to continue fighting COVID-19 when the State of Emergency terminates at the end of February, including vaccines and boosters, testing, treatments
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Approximately 5,000 duplicate ballots were erroneously mailed to some voters in western Riverside County, the Registrar of Voters office announced on Monday. Officials with the Registrar said a computer system error mistakenly generated duplicate mailing files for 5,000 voters. The affected voters live in the areas of Canyon Lake, Menifee, Murrieta, Wildomar, and Winchester. The
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Off to a hot start. In their inaugural game, the Coachella Valley Firebirds beat the Calgary Wranglers 6-5 on Sunday in Calgary. FIREBIRDS WIN THEIR FIRST GAME IN HISTORY!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥— Coachella Valley Firebirds (@Firebirds) October 16, 2022 Kole Lind scored two goals, Andrew Poturalski, Michal Kempny, Max McCormick, and Jesper Froden all scored while Joey Daccord
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The Rotary Clubs of Cathedral City is organizing The General Field of Valor, formally known as the 15th Annual Healing Field Event Honoring Veterans, and are currently looking for volunteers from November 5th – 12th at Patriot Park in Cathedral City. During the event, volunteers will help set up the flags, greet arriving veterans and their families and
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Another group of families is suing Southern California Edison Co., alleging the utility’s negligence is linked to the outbreak of the destructive Fairview Fire last month in Riverside County. The blaze broke out on Sept. 5, killing two and forcing the evacuations of thousands in Hemet. “Edison negligently, recklessly and willfully failed to maintain an
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Assemblymember Eduardo Garcia and local tribes celebrate the passage of Safe and affordable drinking water for Native American tribes, also known as AB 2877. “One of the goals is to help prevent future situations like what occurred at oasis mobile home park but ensure tribal lands, specifically underserved tribal areas, can receive and be prioritized
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The weekend storm cleanup continued Monday throughout the Coachella Valley. In La Quinta, the city says severe damage to a water feature of the Splash Pad at La Quinta Park will close the attraction for the rest of the season. You can see the Splash Pad as it looked Monday morning in the image below.
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The Palm Springs City Council Meeting on Monday will provide an update on the Homeless Navigation Center and Vacation Rental Permits. The two topics have drawn mixed reactions from residents. Last week the City of Palm Springs released a staff report about the short-term rental moratorium. Related Story: The City of Palm Springs releases a
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Approximately 150 people participated in the Drag Me to Giving Brunch held on Sunday, Oct. 16. Coachella Valley Volunteers in Medicine (CVVIM) presented the fundraiser event today that took place in Rancho Mirage. Bella da Ball emceed with a few of her friends. There were Margaritas, a Mexican taco grill brunch with entertainment by Mariachi
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This week is National Teen Driver Safety Week running October 16 through October 22. In recognition of the event, the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department and the city of La Quinta, encourage teens and their parents to talk about the importance of following the rules of the road and driving responsibly. Traffic collisions remain the leading
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UPDATE: 5:50 pm. Authorities have announced that all the roadclosures listed below have been re-opened and are now clear. ORIGINAL STORY: There are still some road closures due to Saturday’s heavy rainfall, strong winds and thunderstorms. A down powerline, flooding and even reports of broken trees throughout the Coachella Valley wreaked havoc on some roadways.
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A Palm Springs woman was killed in a rollover wreck along Interstate 10 east of Whitewater. According to California Highway Patrol, the solo vehicle crash happened at 7:35 a.m. Saturday. The woman was identified as Gloria Miles-Flores, 28, of Palm Springs. Miles-Flores was driving a brown Honda Accord eastbound on the I-10 in the #3
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A Desert Hot Springs woman was struck and killed Saturday morning after she was hit by a vehicle in Desert Hot Springs. According to Desert Hot Spring police, the accident happened around 4 a.m. They responded to reports of a major injury traffic collision involving a vehicle and a pedestrian at Indian Canyon Drive north
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Saturday’s fast moving stormy weather affected many people in the valley. From powerful winds knocking over trees to blowing sand reducing visibility on the roadways. Here is just some of the aftermath the storm left behind across the valley: Courtesy: Kathleen Huber This downed tree was over at the The Carlotta in Palm Desert during
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Walt Disney’s Grumman Gulfstream I will be available for public viewing at the Palm Springs Air Museum starting tomorrow. The airport formally accepted Walt Disney’s G-1, famously known as ‘The Mouse’ at a private viewing party today. ‘The Mouse’ will be featured in the airport’s collection on a long term loan. Museum attendees can keep
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Palm Springs Unified School District hosted a staff drone camp Saturday. It’s in an effort to launch an after school drone program for middle school and high school students. About 40 staff members throughout the district attended Saturday’s drone camp at Palm Springs High School. PSUSD is offering middle and high school students the opportunity
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An area of low pressure that is ushering more moisture into Southern California is generating showers and thunderstorms across the mountains and deserts. The primary concern is heavy rain that could lead to runoff flooding in low-lying areas, including desert roadways. A Flood Watch has been issued from 8:00 a.m. Saturday until 5:00 a.m. Sunday
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Local non-profit ACT for Multiple Sclerosis is holding a free Wellness Weekend Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. for local residents and their families living with multiple sclerosis at The Living Desert. “This weekend is all about empowering our clients to take charge of their lives,” said board president and Wellness event
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Cloudy and wet weather was felt across the Coachella Valley today followed by thunderstorms and heavy rain. As a result, several events were canceled due to the stormy conditions. News Channel 3 has learned that the following events were canceled. Yum Food Festival Harvest Moon Festival Pioneer Days Carnival Modernism Museum Grand Opening Organizers of
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While you’re out driving on the roadways be cautious around school buses. October 17-21 is National School Bus Safety Week. The Riverside County Sheriff’s Department and the city of La Quinta support efforts throughout the state to keep children and caregivers safe by reminding drivers of the dangers of passing a stopped school bus. Drivers
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