Skip to Content
News Channel 3 has reported on the need for more teachers in schools, but there’s another national shortage that health officials say is getting worse: The nursing industry has been short-staffed for years, and it’s not just hospitals getting hit hard. The nursing shortage is also taking a toll on schools, including in the Coachella
Continue Reading
County officials provided a timeline for when the results of testing of potentially contaminated rainwater near mobile home parks in the East Valley will be released. On Tuesday, Riverside County proclaimed a local emergency in response to the breach of the retaining berm at the Lawson Dump Site on Torres Martinez tribal land near Thermal.
Continue Reading
Eric Church, Miranda Lambert, and Morgan Wallen are set to headline the Stagecoach Festival in 2024. The country music event sent out the full lineup Thursday. Tickets go on sale Friday, September 15. Are y’all fired up? Stagecoach 2024 goes on sale next Friday, 9/15 at 11am PT 🔥This is your year – grab your
Continue Reading
Kaitlin Garcia-Maestas has just been announced as the new co-curator of Desert X 2025. She will be joining the organization’s curatorial team under Artistic Director Neville Wakefield and Executive Director Jenny Gil. “I am honored to co-curate the fifth edition of Desert X, a biennial that not only commissions some of the most significant outdoor
Continue Reading
Desert Hot Springs will celebrate its 60th anniversary next weekend with a free community event featuring live music, a beer garden, face painting and a variety of vendors. “This celebration is a tribute to our history and the strong bonds we’ve built within our community,” Mayor Scott Matas said in a statement. “We would be
Continue Reading
It’s a day Coachella Valley Firebirds fans have been waiting months for. Tickets are now on sale for individual games for their upcoming 2023-24 season. The Firebirds are also announcing two preseason home games that will kick off their season. The first preseason game will be against the Ontario Reign on October 6. The second
Continue Reading
Highs are beginning to warm quickly as we head into the weekend, with an Excessive Heat Warning put into place for Saturday and Sunday. This the result of expanding high pressure over the Desert Southwest that will culminate with highs near 110 for both Saturday and Sunday. Today we’ll feel a modest increase with temps
Continue Reading
Four Coachella Valley residents were chosen to be featured on a jumbotron in New York’s Times Square by the National Down Syndrome Society (NDSS). Every year NSSS selects 500 people to be featured on the jumbotron as a way to bring awareness and advocacy for the group. Four of those participants will be from the
Continue Reading
Federal funding for childcare will come to a stop at the end of September, which could be detrimental for many childcare facilities. The topic of childcare being affordable and accessible has been an ongoing issue in Riverside County already. During the pandemic, federal funding was put in place to help childcare facilities stay afloat and
Continue Reading
A fungal infection called Valley Fever could be of concern here in the Coachella Valley, especially after recent rainy days. “Sometimes after a rains, you will see an increase in Valley Fever infections, primarily in patients who are outside doing things in the dust or the desert,” said Dr. Vincent Devlin, who is an Allergist
Continue Reading
Riverside County Sheriff’s deputies say a crash involving a motorcycle and car happened at 7:33 p.m. in Coachella on 51st Avenue and Mecca Street. The driver of the car remained on scene, while both riders of the motorcycle were transported to a local hospital with significant injuries. Sheriff’s deputies say the investigation is ongoing. Stay
Continue Reading
Construction crews are hard at work on the more than 3.5-acre site of the Palm Springs Homeless Navigation Center on McCarthy Road. The facility, slated to provide temporary housing and essential services, is now expected to open its doors to those in need in early 2024 after construction deadline extensions were granted by the state.
Continue Reading
Farmers in the eastern Coachella Valley continue to assess the damage to their farms after a storm last Friday brought heavy rain and flooding to the area. Adrian Zendejas is President of Desert Mist Farms, which is headquartered in Coachella. The company has over a thousand acres in Oasis, the majority of which sustained flood
Continue Reading
A bill that would decriminalize psychedelics in California moved one step closer to the governor’s desk after the State Assembly passed it. SB 58 passed with a 41 to 11 vote on the assembly flood on Wednesday. Local Assemblymember Eduardo Garcia was among those who passed the bill. Our other local Assemblymember, Greg Wallis, did
Continue Reading
A fire left six people displaced after it destroyed their home in Coachella Wednesday afternoon. The fire was reported at approximately 1:53 p.m. on the 1600 block of 1st Street, just off of Vine Avenue. CAL FIRE officials said the fire was initially reported in the exterior of the home. Firefighters at the scene told
Continue Reading
Defenseman Ryan Jones will join the Coachella Valley Firebirds for the 2023-24 AHL season, the team announced on Wednesday. Check Out Our Firebirds Section for the Latest Team News Jones, 27, appeared in 137 games for the AHL’s Syracuse Crunch over the last two seasons. The 6-foot-2, 214-pounder also played in 29 games for the Rochester Americans
Continue Reading
The Riverside County Emergency Management Department, in coordination with the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services, county departments, local, state, and federal agencies, and other organizations, opened a three-day-only local assistance center for residents and businesses impacted by tropical storm Hilary. The center is at the Cathedral City Library, located at 33520 Date Palm Drive.
Continue Reading
Sunnylands Center and Gardens today announced that its new exhibition, which will explore a maximalist approach to design, is set to go on display next week as the garden opens for a new season. “Variations to a Theme: William Haines at Sunnylands” will open Sept. 13, and will celebrate the influential design work of William
Continue Reading
Update 9/6/23 Pamela was located, is safe and is being reunited with her family, Beaumont Police announced. The Beaumont Police Department is asking for the community’s help in locating a 69-year-old woman missing since Tuesday morning. Pamela Ann Whalen was last seen sometime between 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at her home in the 300
Continue Reading
Palm Springs resident and veteran burner Lani Garfield has been attending Burning Man since 2008. This was the 13th year that she made her way out to the northern Nevada desert with members of her camp to converge with tens-of-thousands of others at Black Rock City. “I love everything about Burning Man. The culture. The
Continue Reading