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Some of the nation’s leading medical doctors and researchers are calling on the federal government to consider authorizing the use of COVID-19 booster shots. Doctor Vincent Rajkumar, of the Mayo Clinic, which was named the number one hospital in the nation for the sixth year in a row, says he supports the idea of booster
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A Flash Flood Watch remain in effect North and East of the Coachella Valley, many areas through 5 a.m. Sunday morning. Dew points will remain higher than normal through tomorrow afternoon before drier air moves in, which means there’s another chance of storms again tomorrow afternoon. By late tomorrow afternoon, the storms should subside as
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Concerns over coronavirus variants continue to rise here at home. Health experts are sharing that the virus needs an unvaccinated person to successfully mutate into a stronger variant — adding the more unvaccinated people we have in our community, the likelier it is we’ll see more variants in the future. “A virus can only mutate
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A parolee accused of shooting a 14-year-girl in the head while she was riding in a vehicle with four other children in Indio must stand trial on six counts of attempted murder, a judge ruled today. Vicente Manuel Reyes, 25, of Thousand Palms was arrested three days after the May 20, 2018 shooting. Following a
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Three organizations, including the ACLU, have filed a federal complaint accusing Riverside County of misusing millions of dollars meant for COVID relief allocated to the Sheriff’s Department In the complaint addressed to the Department of Treasury, the ACLU accuses the Sheriff’s Dept. of misusing millions in COVID relief, including $2.7 million for furniture and other
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Murder and other felony charges were filed today against a 52-year-old man accused of killing a Coachella resident. Gabriel Castro Ramirez of Coachella was arrested Wednesday on suspicion of killing 46-year-old Jimmy Meza the day before. Along with the murder count, Ramirez is charged with one count each of attempted murder and assault with a
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Riverside County law enforcement agencies will memorialize peace officers on Saturday, who have died in the line of duty. The memorial starts at 8 a.m. where anyone can participate in a run/jog. The ceremony will begin at 8:30 a.m. in front of the “Safe in His Arms” memorial statue. Palm Springs Police Department’s Chief Bryan
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Mental health is taking a front seat as the pandemic continues, and Ecore Fitness is trying to get people out of their funk and into their facility to work it all out. It’s dedication and drive that get people through the doors of Ecore Fitness. The Pilates studio offers different types of classes Monday through
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Some residents in La Quinta communities are speaking out strongly against a proposed surf park seeking city approval, worried about light and noise pollution, water usage and traffic. But a new report from the city found the project will have few impacts in the areas of their concerns. The project, called Coral Mountain Resort, is
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Opponents of a massive Marilyn Monroe statue in downtown Palm Springs suffered a legal blow today, though the fight is far from over. A group of residents calling themselves the “Committee to Relocate Marilyn” sued the city in March for allowing “Forever Marilyn” to be placed downtown, alleging it violated various municipal and state codes
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Palm Springs Police Chief Bryan Reyes is set to retire at the end of next month, ending a nearly three decade long career with the department. Reyes, 51, has received multiple recognitions and awards throughout his 27 years at the Palm Springs Police Department, including Officer of the Year back in 2000. “It’s never about
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At Desert Sands Unified School District, applications are now available for parents to request their students grades change from a letter grade to a pass or no pass option. The district unveiled the application on Thursday to comply with a state bill that changes grading requirements for high school students. Students must have been in high school
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Firefighters were able to knock down a fire that damaged a Palm Springs home Thursday afternoon. The fire happened near the intersection of W Vista Chino and Via Norte shortly after 4 p.m. Crews at the scene told News Channel 3 there was extensive damage to the attic. No injuries were reported and no one
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Getting from July 2020 to July 2021 has been no easy feat for now 8-year-old Gavin Ludwick. This month marked one year since he was brutally attacked outside his Desert Hot Springs home. The attack left him in critical condition with injuries to his skull and difficulty with motor function to his left arm. The
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Riverside County reported an increase of over 1,000 new coronavirus cases and recoveries over the past 48 hours. The county did not report cases, recoveries, and deaths on Wednesday due to an issue obtaining data, however, that issue has been solved. There were 1,086 new cases reported in Riverside County since Tuesday, bringing the number
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Dutch Bros, the popular coffee shop, will open its newest location, which will be in the city of Indio on Monday. The newest Dutch Bros. will be located at 81-776 Highway 111, near Las Palmas Road. There will be a soft grand opening with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Friday. The shop will be open
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A 26-year-old man who joined a friend in shooting a 70-year-old with a BB gun at a Palm Springs bus stop pleaded guilty today to assault resulting in great bodily injury and was immediately sentenced to two years probation. Larry Bradford Williams of Stockton admitted the felony charge under a plea agreement with the Riverside
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Palm Springs Mayor Christy Holstege is intending to run for California State Assembly. She publicly announced her campaign Thursday morning. Holstege is seeking the District 42 seat, currently held by Chad Mayes. “As your Assemblymember,” Holstege said in a tweet, “I’ll bring a fresh, new voice to Sacramento, fight tirelessly for our fair share of
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Restaurants can’t seem to catch a break since the pandemic hit, this time with the high cost of products. Prices are increasing whether it’s for kitchen products, personal protective equipment, labor, even food. Todd Flood, Maracas Cantina Co-Owner said, “When I was paying $6:50 a pound for flap meat, for carne asada, and that type
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Yesterday, powerful storms popped up in the mountains and high desert as dew points surged into the mid-60s. Today, those dew points and humidity values are slightly lower, so the chance of storms is lower. Here’s a shot of yesterday’s Doppler during the most active period: Today humidity is lower and dew points are running
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