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Collegiate basketball series returns for third year at Acrisure Arena Thanksgiving week

PALM DESERT, Calif. (KESQ)– Acrisure Arena announced they are bringing back the Acrisure Series to the Coachella Valley during Thanksgiving week.ย  For its third consecutive year, the Acrisure Arena is welcoming back the Acrisure Series, the largest multi-team college basketball event in the nation.ย  The arena will host 20 NCAA Division I basketball programs the

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Aguanga Fire: 1,096 acres, 95 percent contained, Highway 371 open, evacuations orders downgraded to warnings

UPDATE: 7/21/25 11:30 A.M. – CAL FIRE reports that the Dale Fire remains at 1,096 acres and is now 95% contained. As of Sunday afternoon, the last evacuation order that remained was downgraded to an evacuation warning for the affected areas. CAL FIRE reports, “Crews will continue working through the night extending containment lines, griding

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Neighborhood Hero: Mayor Max III: The Golden Retriever Who Brings a Community Together

IDYLLWILD, Calif. (KESQ)–A golden retriever named Max. Heโ€™s been the townโ€™s official โ€œMayor Max IIIโ€ since 2022, and his popularity is undeniable. While most cities have human leaders, Idyllwildโ€™s leadership is a bit more… fluffy. The tradition of electing a dog as mayor began back in 2012. It started with a local animal rescue group

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Coachella Priest shares how immigration crackdowns have impacted faith community

COACHELLA, Calif. (KESQ)ย – As immigration enforcement intensifies across the Coachella Valley, Father Francisco Gomez, S.T. Priest at Our Lady of Soledad Catholic Church said fear is gripping the faith community. “This is not right,” Father Gomez said. “It is not right what is taking place. It is affecting everything.โ€ Father Gomez said some of his

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