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We round out our team previews with the high desert this weekend. Yucca Valley went 3-4 in league last season, with two of their losses coming by five points or less. The Trojan family has been dialed in this summer on making a statement to the rest of the desert. “We want to win it
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Thermal resident Cesar Lopez Barreras had to clean following overnight storms. He said in a flash, the rain came down on his home and others at the Silver Sand RV Park near Red Earth Casino in Thermal. Video sent to News Channel 3 shows water rushing over a roadway. Cesar Lopez describes having mixed reactions
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If you’re driving in the Palm Springs and Cathedral City, you may see some unique billboards around town depicting wildfires, drought and housing. “My one goal with this project is to get people just to look, just acknowledge what’s going on,” said photographer Thomas Broening. Two years ago, Broening came up with the idea to
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Splash House 2022 returns for its second weekend of the year beginning today through Sunday. The summer festival series will take place at three hotel resorts in Palm Springs: The Saguaro, Renaissance, and Margaritaville. Attendees will flock to the desert for the event as cases of monkeypox continue to rise in the Coachella Valley. Credit:
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The Palm Springs Pride committee decided this year’s PRIDE theme was “SAY GAY.” Under the law, Kindergarten through third-grade public school teachers in Florida are barred from engaging in classroom instruction related to sexual orientation or gender identity. The Governor of Florida, Ron DeSantis, signed the Parental Rights and Education Bill in march. There was
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Coachella Valley health and community leaders are raising awareness at the state level about an inadequate allocation of monkeypox vaccines being distributed to serve one of the region’s most vulnerable populations: the LGBTQ+ community. DAP Health and the Desert Healthcare District and Foundation recently joined forces to create a full-page advertisement in the Sacramento Bee
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Update 8/29/22 The California Highway Patrol announced that the silver alert was deactivated after Marolyn Harvey was located. There was no additional information available at this time. **This Silver Alert has been deactivated. The subject has been located.** https://t.co/U02bKLm5tD— CHP – Alerts (@CHPAlerts) August 29, 2022 Original Report 8/12/22 The California Highway Patrol has issued
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One person is dead following a crash on the westbound side of Interstate 10 near Chiraco Summit. The crash was reported at 4:55 p.m. Details on the crash remain limited. A Cal Fire spokesperson confirmed that a small fire broke out following the crash. The fire is out. Fatality Traffic Collision Chiriaco Summit RPT @
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A small group of local Trump supporters protested Friday morning outside the Palm Springs FBI office. About 25 people gathered to speak out against the FBI’s search of the former president’s Florida home Mar-a-Lago, where agents this week recovered dozens of boxes including some with top secret classified information. “The FBI is a carrier of
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The Riverside University Health System is seeking to expand its nursing staff at the Moreno Valley medical campus and will hold a virtual hiring event later this month, offering a range of benefits to prospects, according to officials. The Aug. 24 online recruitment event will run from noon to 4 p.m., with registrations required at:https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/riverside/ruhsjobs/jobs/3661689/hiring-event-registered-nurse-ii-iii-riverside-university-health-system.
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The Coachella Valley now has a total of 72 probable/confirmed cases of monkeypox. On Friday, Riverside County health spokesperson Jose Arballo Jr announced there were two new cases of the virus. Both were men from the Coachella Valley. With these two new cases, the county’s total case count increased to 78. In the past seven
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Power outages occurs the Santiago Sun Canyon mobile home park in Palm Springs. Last month, News Channel 3 reported on this story (Power outage in Palm Springs Mobile home Park) and now residents are saying that they have been without power for the last 20 hours. News Channel 3 has contacted the front office of
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As kids make their way back to the classroom, it’s important to note which Coronavirus guidelines are still in place, and which ones are now a thing of the past. “I look forward to this year more than last year just because things have gone down with Coronavirus,” said PSUSD student Valeira Hernandez. Many students
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Back to school post-COVID looks vaguely familiar but behind the scenes, a lot has changed. The shift to tap into more mental and behavior health resources on school campuses across the Coachella Valley, a direct result of the pandemic. “We’re looking at not only learning loss, which we have great strategies in place for
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The officials with Acrisure Arena had a very intimate event with the Riverside County Supervisor V. Manuel Perez to bolt down the first arena seats. Over 400 construction workers were working on the Acrisure Arena, said Bill Dieter, the Project Executive. They were laying down the concrete ice floor with tons of heavy machinery, but
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Desert Hot Springs Police Department is gearing up to open a brand new dispatch center – the first addition to its expanded public safety campus. DHSPD Communications Manager June Casey gave News Channel 3 an exclusive first look inside the center, calling it a critical communication hub that will streamline the community’s public safety. For
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Students throughout the Coachella Valley Unified School District kicked off their 2022-23 school year. We caught up with students, families and staff throughout the district on their first day back. From Elementary to High School, students throughout the Coachella Valley Unified School District are feeling the back to school excitement. Some students like Anthony Luna
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Want to work at the Living Desert Zoo and Gardens? You’ll get a chance to join up on Saturday, August 20. The Living Desert will be hosting a job fair to hire more than 70 full-time, part-time, and seasonal positions. Positions include guest services, food service associates and cooks, retail, administration, custodial, maintenance, and animal
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A 30-year-old man pleaded not guilty today to four felony counts of burglary, which authorities allege he has confessed to committing. In addition to the four counts, Juan Daniel Rodriguez also faces a sentence-enhancing allegation for previously serving jail time, according to court records. He was being held at the John J. Benoit Detention Center
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An inmate at the Byrd Detention Center in Murrieta died in his cell, and the cause was under investigation today. The man, whose identity was not immediately released, was found unconscious about 11:30 p.m. Wednesday, prompting correctional personnel to administer CPR, according to Riverside County sheriff’s Capt. David Holm. He said that county fire
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