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News Channel 3 is getting a first look into a long-awaited report detailing the findings of an investigation into the county’s care of the Turpin siblings, who were abused for years in a Perris home. Part of the assessment reads: “With respect to the Turpin siblings, we conclude there were many times over the last
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Business owners like Joy Meredith are speaking out against Acid Graffiti in her community and how they are inconvenienced financially by the actions of others. Meredith said, “And so we’re looking not only to be able to catch these vandalizers, but also to put some sort of program in place that can maybe help merchants
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There’s a new restaurant in Palm Springs serving up mac and cheese favorites, while also making an impact on its local community. It’s the first made-to-order macaroni and cheese restaurant in the Coachella Valley. The items on the menu vary from vegan, gluten-free, and regular options. You can make your meal how you like. Just
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Taste of Summer Rancho Mirage is back with a month-long opportunity to help local non-profits raise money, and help restaurants increase foot traffic. The event is being held from July 11 to August 12. To participate you can purchase a wristband from any of the 20 non-profits participating. Once you have a wristband you have
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Drivers throughout Southern California, and here in the Coachella Valley are getting some relief at the pump. Riverside County, along with Los Angeles and Orange Counties have seen a steady drop in gas prices in the past weeks. The average price of gas in Riverside County has dropped for twelve out of thirteen days according
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The Paloma Resort and Sol y Sombra are set to open in Cathedral City on August 4th. Ahead of the opening, the hotel is hosting a job fair on Monday, July 11th from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., and Tuesday, July 12th from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Officials with the hotel say that they
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What a summer it has been for this 29 Palms softball. The All-Star girls squad made up of 13-15 year-olds is undefeated and moving on to Round 3 of the Southern California Softball Championships. The players call themselves “Deuce Nine” and a majority of them have been playing softball together since kindergarten. 29 Palms won
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The United Lift Rental Assistance program will be ending its online application portal on July 29. United Lift has been a collaborative effort, over the past two years, between Riverside County, Inland SoCal United Way, and Lift To Rise, to support Riverside County families and residents financially impacted by COVID-19 through direct rental and utility
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The Covid-19 patient population is back on the rise across California, including in Riverside County. Doctor Nasrollah Ahmadpour, who specializes in pulmonary and critical care medicine at JFK Memorial Hospital, said there has been a shift in his patients, compared to the first two years of the pandemic. “Their length of stay, hospital stay, is
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Palm Springs police responded to several calls on Friday, July 8th about a male suspect who went on a crime spree throughout the night. Around 9:15 p.m., officers first responded to a call that they had received from the suspect’s roommate who said the man had intentionally set their kitchen on fire in a residence
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Sunline Transit Agency’s 7th annual Student Art Contest is now open for submission. Students can enter their artwork for a chance to have it displayed on the side of a zero-emission bus for a year! This year’s theme is “Driving the Future of Sustainability in the Coachella Valley.” Students can upload their artwork at www.SunLine.org/studentart
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California is setting aside $100 million in its state budget in efforts to support diabetic patients throughout the state. The newly approved budget outlines a plan to produce and distribute affordable insulin. https://youtu.be/j5HhhjSWDwA You can read the entire state budget here. Coachella Valley resident, Melinda Reads has been living with diabetes for years now. Reads
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Long wait times at some traffic lights in the valley have some valley residents asking for improvements. The Coachella Valley Association of Governments has a sync plan that they say will help traffic flow. Tom Kirks says, “We’re doing three long streets, highway 111, Washington and Ramon, through nine cities of the Coachella Valley and
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Despite triple digit heat, the Palm Desert 10u All-stars have been thriving this summer. “I think it’s one of the best teams I’ve played on,” said Declan Brummett. “Now that I think about it, it is. We play hard, we have good coaches, and we work as a team which leads us to winning.” You
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Loved ones continue to mourn a local mother of four who was killed in a crash two weeks ago in Indio. Authorities tell us they are investigating whether the suspect was allegedly driving drunk. The crash occurred on June 24, near the intersection of Hoover Avenue and Fred Waring Drive, Clinton Street and Monroe Street.
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The Riverside County Department of Public Health has announced two more “probable” cases of monkeypox in the county. The probable cases are both men, under the age of 60, who live in eastern Riverside County, according to department spokesperson Jose Arballo Jr. Monkeypox update: RivCo Public Health is reporting two more “probable” cases. They are
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Roads are back open following a five-vehicle traffic collision Friday afternoon in Cathedral City. The crash happened on the intersection of Ramon Road and Date Palm Drive. Sergeant Daniel Anes of the Cathedral City Police Department told News Channel 3 that four vehicles were stopped in the westbound #1 lane of Ramon Road for the
Continue ReadingWASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden signed an executive order Friday to protect access to abortion as he faced mounting pressure from fellow Democrats to be more forceful on the subject after the Supreme Court ended a constitutional right to the procedure two weeks ago. The actions he outlined are intended to mitigate some potential penalties women
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Did you feel it? A 3.1 earthquake struck near Ocotillo Wells in San Diego county this morning at 3:29 a.m. The minor quake hit in the early morning hours just North of Ocotillo Wells recreational area, a few miles west of the Salton Sea. No reports of injury or damage at this time, and no
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Cathedral City and WeeCare teamed up to help local childcare providers make daily tasks easier and to help families easily find available childcare near them. Finding available childcare has been an ongoing problem families face. On the other end, small facilities are having trouble getting the word out they have vacancies. Diana Beltran owns Cuidando
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