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Two new affordable housing developments are opening in the east valley. Ribbon cutting ceremonies for both are scheduled for Thursday, January 30th.  The Coachella Valley Housing Coalition says they are pleased to announce these two new multi-family affordable farm worker developments and their grand opening ceremonies.  Paseo de Los Heroes III will take place at

“Save Rancho Mirage” scored a victory in the battle over an In-N-Out in the city. Back in 2019, members of the organization “Save Rancho Mirage” filed the lawsuit on behalf of the residents claiming the city “violated the California Environmental Quality Act by illegally claiming an exemption – and has illegally changed the zoning for the

People in Palm Springs got a chance to share their thoughts at a special council meeting Wednesday evening on how the city should spend a $10 million state grant to address homelessness. The $10 million is already allocated in the state’s budget to help get people off the streets, but it’s not in the city’s

Concerns continue to increase here in the United States over the coronavirus. Many people are wearing face masks in public areas, but the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says wearing a mask to protect against this new coronavirus is unnecessary. In fact, wearing a mask is not even recommended for the general population during

JFK Memorial Hospital and County health officials have confirmed there are no patients that tested positive for the coronavirus at the hospital. This was in response to a rumor that has spread through social media. “JFK Hospital is a definitive NO on a case of Corona Virus in Indio,” officials told News Channel 3. Todd

You’ve probably heard of the name BB Ingle around the Coachella Valley or have even attended his legendary parties over the past 30 years. News Channel 3 sat down with Ingle to hear how these parties got started and he also shares with us some of the personal health struggles he’s been dealing with behind

The City of Coachella paid tribute to fallen Laker legend Kobe Bryant on Tuesday. Kobe and his 13-year-old daughter Gianna “Gigi” Maria Onore Bryant were among nine people killed in a helicopter crash while on their way to a basketball game on Sunday morning. Gianna was expected to play in the game and Kobe was

As health officials across the Southland continue to monitor potential cases of the deadly coronavirus, shoppers and employees at the outlet malls in Cabazon are taking health precautions, like wearing protective masks. At the Desert Hills Premium Outlets, some shoppers said they’re surprised to see as many protective masks as they did, taking note of

The 7th annual Rancho Mirage Writers Festival kicked off Tuesday evening with its Angel Night event featuring exclusive speakers at the Rancho Las Palmas Resort and Spa. The festival focuses on the upcoming 2020 election, offering politically themed sessions and speakers including Senator Jeff Flake, Robin Wright, Doris Kearns Goodwin, Jon Meacham, Karl Rove, James

Longtime scout for the Chicago Cubs and La Quinta resident Denny Henderson fought back tears as he remembered his friend, coach John Altobelli, who Henderson and others affectionately called “Alto”. Henderson met the coach more than 25 years ago when Henderson scouted Altobelli’s players at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. “It is tough for

“Leave it to Beaver” star, Jerry Mathers came in town to speak at the Coachella Valley Repertory Theater’s Luminary Luncheon. News Channel 3’s Caitlin Thropay got the chance to catch up with “the Beav” to hear what he’s up to today and why he believes local theater is so important. “Leave it to Beaver” entered

A pedestrian who was struck and killed Monday evening along Ramon Road in Cathedral City was identified Tuesday. The Riverside County Coroner’s office said Guadalupe Arrez, 44, of Cathedral City died shortly after he was struck by a driver. Guadalupe Arrez The crash was reported at 7:41 p.m. on a Ramon Road between Sky Blue