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A photo showing students of Martin Luther King High School in Riverside holding a swastika in front of Confederate and Trump 2020 flags spread throughout campus and social media, drawing the attention of school administrators. Eight students can be seen in the photo, with one throwing up the okay hand symbol, a gesture increasingly associated

Nearly 200 U.S. State Department employees and their loved ones who were quarantined for two weeks at March Air Reserve Base for possible coronavirus exposure in China completed their isolation today without any sign of the illness and are returning to their homes, amid great relief and celebration. News Channel 3 has a crew at

Desert X will return to the Coachella Valley in 2021 with its desert art exhibitions opening to the public on February 6 and running through April 11. The art organization was conceived in 2017 to produce recurring international contemporary art exhibitions. Ghost Palm by DX19 artist Kathleen Ryan (Courtesy Desert X) It’s Board of Directors

A memorial marking the scene of a deadly hit-and-run crash in honor of a bicyclist who was killed last year in Palm Springs was stolen, and the family of the victim is now searching for a replacement. 30-year-old Raymundo “Ray-Ray” Jaime was hit by a car and killed while riding his bike on S. Palm

A 3-day investigation at a home off 4th Street in Coachella has been cleared up, but there are still several unanswered questions that remain. The Riverside County Sheriff’s Department served a search warrant at the home, beginning last Wednesday. It causing 4th street between Cesar Chavez Street and Palm Avenue to stay closed to the

Joshua Bonner, President and CEO of the Greater Coachella Valley Chamber of Commerce (GCVCC) was named the Executive of the Year by the Western Association of Chamber Executives at the WACE Annual Conference in Portland, Oregon. WACE is an association that represents over 850 chamber professionals in 19 Western states and Canada. Every year, the

A local artist is paying tribute to Kobe and Gianna Bryant by painting a series of murals of the Laker legend. Ronan Munoz is the artist behind mural, which will be located on Avenue 50 between Avenida de Plata and Avenida de Oro. Munoz says the owners of the property came up with the idea

As the Desert’s Regional Food Bank, FIND Food Bank helps bring food to those who are food insecure. This month we learn about the growing need for food amongst seniors, who are 55 and older. News Channel 3’s Caitlin Thropay takes us to a senior center in Coachella where we see this need. Often seniors

Along with the scattered showers on the valley floor Monday came fresh powder atop the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway. Many brave visitors bundled up to enjoy everything the tram has to offer. “I was actually hiking to the peak last night. I overnighted on the summit,” said Kyle Eubanks, a hiker from Yucca Valley.  While

Wet conditions and scattered showers are expected around the valley early Monday morning. As morning commuters head out, be aware of potentially wet and slicker than normal road conditions. Drivers are urged to use caution.  Storm clouds were seen moving in on Sunday. Heavier rain could be experienced in the western parts of the valley

February is Black History Month and the city of Palm Springs is celebrating with multiple events that the community can participate in. The Palm Springs Black History Committee presented their gospel fest, Let’s Rejoice & Sing on Sunday at James O. Jessie Desert Highland Unity Center. “We all went through something,” said Christina Herrera from