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A person and a juvenile were injured in a two-vehicle crash in Palm Desert Friday evening. The crash happened near the intersection of Hovley Lane and Cook Street shortly before 7:00 p.m. According to CAL FIRE, one patient was extricated with serious injuries. A juvenile patient also suffered minor injuries. Stay with News Channel 3
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One valley community is on a mission to put together hundreds of first-aid kits for Ukrainian soliders. A group at Indian Ridge Country Club in Palm Desert is volunteering their time and money to get medical supplies they hope will make a difference on the front lines in Ukraine. “The thing is that these kits
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Indio’s City Council unanimously greenlit the use of nearly $1 million to provide to local organizations responding to homelessness, food needs, and other community-supported purposes. The council approved a total of $956,008.97. $875,000 will come from Community Development Block Grant Funds (CDBG) and $81,008.97 will come from supplemental CARES Act funds (CDBG-CV). City officials said
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UPDATE: A total of 3 vehicles were involved in the accident. CHP reporting no major injuries. Closure of two lanes causing a slow down on Washington Street and Avenue of the States near the family medical building. According to CHP, two vehicles collided resulting in one vehicle flipping over. No injuries are reported at this
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High school softball headlined the day and we had six local teams on the field. La Quinta, Indio and Shadow Hills all at home. Palm Desert, Coachella Valley and Twentynine Palms on the road for a quest for a CIF-SS title. B-i-g 🥎 Thursday in the valley ⬇️ @CIFSS playoff run starts now 😤@LQHSsoftball vs
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A Palm Desert woman accused of selling fentanyl that led to a man’s death was charged with one count of murder. Tiffany Ellen Wright, 39, was arrested on Tuesday in connection with the death of Cameron Bridges, 32. Bridges was found unresponsive in the 46000 block of Ryway Place. District Attorney Mike Hestrin told News
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On Thursday, graduating students at College of the Desert had the chance to grab their tickets and pick-up their caps and gowns ahead of the 2022 commencement ceremony. More than 1,200 COD students will get their degrees and certificates on May 25. The college says it’s the largest graduating class in its history. Students say that they are
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A 48-year-old man who allegedly tried to steal merchandise from a Palm Springs business, then threatened an employee who confronted him and later a police officer, pleaded not guilty today to three felonies. Michael Potter of Palm Springs allegedly took some merchandise without paying from the business in the 500 block of North Palm Canyon
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A comic book chronicling the unique experiences of those living in the Coachella Valley is about to be released. On Friday, Alianza Coachella Valley will unveil the new locally-produced comic book, “How Did We Get Here?” The comic book is the culmination of a multi-year project of young leaders working in partnership. The goal is for
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News Channel 3’s Peter Daut is taking an in-depth look into what is called Long Covid, a medical phenomenon that is as real and extensive as it is uncertain and unpredictable. Long Covid can affect multiple systems and organs, including the brain and heart. Clues about the damage and causes are emerging, but right now
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Joshua Tree National Park is gearing up for the grand opening of its new cultural center, which replaces a more than 60-year-old staple of the park’s infrastructure. Filled with the rich history of native tribes, the new cultural center in Twentynine Palms is a product of the massive growth the park has recently seen, park
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Deputies arrested two Palm Desert residents accused in a series of burglaries that led to the recovery of more than $9,000 in stolen merchandise. The suspects, a 49-year-old woman and a 37-year-old man, were arrested on Thursday after the La Quinta Special Enforcement Team (SET) served a property related search warrant at the 73000 block
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By MATTHEW PERRONE and LAURAN NEERGAARD WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. regulators on Thursday strictly limited who can receive Johnson & Johnson’s COVID-19 vaccine due to the ongoing risk of rare but serious blood clots. The Food and Drug Administration said the shot should only be given to adults who cannot receive a different vaccine or
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Internet service provider Frontier Communications reached a tentative legal settlement valued at nearly $70 million with Riverside County and other plaintiffs over false advertising and related civil violations stemming from the company’s failure to provide customers with high-speed service, it was announced today. The lawsuit, initiated by the Federal Trade Commission and joined by the
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A person has been hospitalized after a two-vehicle crash Thursday afternoon in Indio. The crash was reported at approximately 12:24 p.m. on the 81000 block of Highway 111, near Clinton Street. According to CAL FIRE, firefighters extricated two people from the vehicles. Originally, one person was reported to have suffered major injuries, however, Indio Police
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More than 500 elected officials and leaders from throughout Southern California gathered in Palm Desert. The two day conference is focused on the challenges and opportunities ahead for the region. Southern California Association of Governments addressed a variety of pressing issues throughout the area. SCAG’s, Executive Director, Kome Ajise tells me why it’s important to
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A large homeless encampment at a Palm Springs underpass was cleared out in a six-hour operation that employed three dump trucks to haul away debris that had amassed at the location. According to Palm Springs police, the agency’s Homeless Outreach Team worked with the city Streets Department, Riverside County Crisis Response Team and the Coachella
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In honor of the surviving family members of fallen soldiers of the Coachella Valley, the City of La Quinta has confirmed the design of a new Gold Star Family Monument that will be erected in the Civic Center Campus. City of La Quinta The significance of the location has ties to the 9/11 and Veterans
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The first week of May brings us a stacked schedule of high school playoffs. Multiple sports across multiple days. Aztecs cruises by Canyon, Yucca Valley moves on Palm Desert won their first round match 12-6 over Canyon. No. 1 singles Eduardo Gonzalez and No. 1 doubles Dilen Kakar/Jake Presser won all three of their matches.
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California is working to help residents interested in becoming homeowners. The state launched a program last month to allow first-time home buyers to borrow a down payment at 0% interest. The Forgivable Equity Builder Loan Program will help buyers with a loan of up to 10 percent of a home’s purchase price. It is offered
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