Skip to Content
The newly named Acrisure Arena in Thousand Palms continues to move forward. On Wednesday, officials revealed the arena’s name and revealed other plans as completion nears. Check Out: Coachella Valley arena will be named the Acrisure Arena Acrisure, a Michigan-based financial services company, agreed to a 10-year naming rights deal with developers Oak View Group.
Continue Reading
The Coachella Valley arena name has been revealed. The arena will be named the Acrisure Arena, officials revealed on Wednesday. The arena’s developer, the Oak View Group (OVG), announced they agreed to a 10-year naming rights agreement with fintech leader Acrisure. The financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed. Let’s do this #PalmSprings. 🤟
Continue Reading
Local Congressman Dr. Raul Ruiz will join Vice President Kamala Harris for the inauguration of Honduranian president Xiomara Castro, the Central American country’s first female president. “President Castro’s inauguration as the first woman to lead the Honduran government is truly historic and represents an incredible opportunity to strengthen our partnerships in the Western Hemisphere and
Continue Reading
The Riverside County Department of Animal Services today assisted a Cathedral City man in impounding 37 dogs at his residence. According to department spokesman John Welsh, officials received a call from the man about a week ago when he learned he would be evicted if he didn’t reduce the number of dogs at his home.
Continue Reading
In the trial for accused quadruple murderer Jose Larin Garcia Wednesday, several law enforcement investigators shared more information about the man the defense claims is guilty, and two vehicles crucial to the case. District Attorney’s office investigator Sean Dusek dug into John Olvera, the man the defense says committed the crimes. Earlier in the trial,
Continue Reading
The Coachella Valley Unified School District will make a second presentation detailing its new North Shore Elementary School. The meeting will be held today at 6:00 p.m. You can watch it live at: HTTPS://BIT.LY/3GHBYKZ (ZOOM MEETING ID: 897 8644 2790) If you would like to go to the meeting, it will be held at North Shore Beach &
Continue Reading
Indio High School teacher Keith Jackson has died, school officials announced on Wednesday. Jackson was a member of the school’s Visual And Performing Department for the past 27 years. On the school’s website, he is listed as a member of the photography department. “While I know a time of sorrow is a part of the grieving
Continue Reading
Indian Wells has responded to concerns from residents about issues with speeding. The Indian Wells City Council authorized the use of existing overtime funds to increase traffic enforcement by expanding motor patrol operations on the major roads in the city, “The City of Indian Wells is committed to providing our residents with an unmatched quality
Continue Reading
Hospitalizations After several consecutive days of falling numbers, COVID-19 hospitalizations increased by 5 patients since the county’s last report on Monday. The county now has a total of 1,074 patients. COVID Hospitalizations in the past month-and-a-half: Jan. 26 – 1,074Jan. 25 – 1,069Jan. 24 – 1,065Jan. 21 – 1,055Jan. 20 – 1,076Jan. 19 – 1,109Jan.
Continue Reading
Riverside County COVID-19 cases have started to plateau according to the county’s Deputy Public Health Officer, Dr. Shunling Tsang. “We’re thinking is that we’re we’ve reached a high level, and now we’re seeing what we call a plateauing,” said Dr. Tsang. “I’m hopefully optimistic that in the next week or two, we will see a
Continue Reading
Winds of yesterday were breezy, but eased in the overnight allowing the Wind Advisory for the Inland Empire and San Bernardino mountains to expire ahead of schedule. We clocked winds near 25mph in Palm Springs. Wind Advisories expired earlier today, but the National Weather Service has issued a new Advisory for late Thursday into Friday
Continue Reading
While businesses suffer from staffing shortages, one local job seeker is saying there’s a reason people don’t want to work. A number of Coachella Valley businesses have been forced to cut operating hours, saying employees are burnt out because of worker shortages. Natasha Childress, a Cathedral City local, has been in and out of work
Continue Reading
Aubrey Anaya, a 5th grader at Dr. Carreon Academy in Indio, is the winner of the NFL’s PLAY 60 Super Kid competition! She was surprised with the news during an interview on Good Morning America Wednesday morning. The 11-year-old had been told she was a semi-finalist and that the winner would be announced during the
Continue Reading
Coachella Valley residents will join others worldwide this Thursday in remembering holocaust victims. A local observance will be held this Thursday starting at 1:00 p.m. at Palm Desert’s Civic Park. Organizers say this year’s ceremony will be especially meaningful in light of recent anti-semitism. News Channel’s Peter Daut spoke with the director of the “Mensch
Continue Reading
The organization “Safe Schools Desert Cities” works to empower local LGBT youth, offering scholarships and financial assistance awards. News Channel 3’s Peter Daut spoke with the organization’s president, Eric Ornelas, about the work they do. To learn more visit: https://www.safeschoolsdc.org/
Continue Reading
The Board of Supervisors today authorized Riverside County District Attorney Mike Hestrin to accept a $535,000 federal grant intended to aid in solving or prosecuting cold case violent crimes, relying on forensic evidence. In a 5-0 vote without comment, the board signed off on receipt of the. U.S. Bureau of Justice grant award, which must
Continue Reading
The California Department of Justice announced today it will investigate the killing of a man suspected of selling fentanyl by sheriff’s deputies and officers from two police departments. The agency said the week-old shooting prompted an inquiry under Assembly Bill 1506, which authorizes the state to conduct an independent review anytime an unarmed individual has
Continue Reading
It’s that time of the year once again! We’re on egg watch over at the big bear nest. Jackie, the female eagle, laid a second egg Tuesday afternoon. She laid her first egg on Saturday. Officials said that bald eagles typically lay two eggs per clutch, but sometimes a third (and even fourth) can be
Continue Reading
In the quadruple murder trial for Jose Larin Garcia Tuesday, new details were revealed about the autopsies of two of the four victims. The prosecution has said the victims were executed, each one shot in the head. Mark McCormick, a forensic pathologist with the Riverside County Coroner, took the stand and shared gruesome details on
Continue Reading
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California workers would get up to two weeks of paid time off if they get sick from the coronavirus while businesses would get up to $6 billion in tax cuts and other assistance under a proposal endorsed Tuesday by Gov. Gavin Newsom and the state’s top legislative leaders. California had a
Continue Reading