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Riverside County Sheriff’s Deputy Brett Harris has died from injuries sustained in a traffic collision, the agency announced on Sunday. “With immense sadness and a heavy heart, I must report that the Riverside County Sheriff’s Office has lost another deputy in a line of duty death,” Sheriff Chad Bianco wrote in a public message. Deputy

A driver is behind bars following a hit-and-run crash in Cathedral City that left a pedestrian dead. It was reported after 6 a.m. Sunday morning, off Mission Drive. Cathedral City firefighters found a 78-year-old man on the ground with a severe head wound and determined he had been hit by a car. He died at

White Party weekend is experiencing some triple digit weather. The White Party Palm Springs team have you covered with multiple hydration stations, onsite EMTs, misters, and tons of shaded areas. There is also a company at the Hilton Palm Springs that has a Hydration IV station providing B-12 shots and IV Drip services. This service

One man died after a hit-and-run crash in Desert Hot Springs on Saturday. At about 12:30 p.m., officers with the Desert Hot Springs Police Department responded to reports of a crash involving a car and a pedestrian at Palm Drive and Hacienda Avenue. Based on statements and evidence at the scene, officers identified and determined

Update: 5/15/23 The Riverside County coroner’s office identified the woman killed in the crash as Cecilia Villalobos, 31, of Anaheim. Two young girls, identified only as 8- and 12-year-old Anaheim residents, also died at the crash site. Original Report 5/14/23 Three members of an Anaheim family, two girls, and a woman, were killed Sunday morning

Our First Alert Weather Alert team is forecasting triple digits all Mother’s Day Weekend. You can find our full forecast and the latest weather updates here. With Summer right around the corner, more triple digit days are expected. Some venues and businesses like College of the Desert’s ‘Street Fair’ are starting to make adjustments to

Eisenhower Family Birth Center hosted its first Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Reunion in Rancho Mirage. The event was also a Pre – Mother’s Day celebration. “It’s wonderful to see these babies after they’ve gone home,” Veronica Williams, the Director of Eisenhower Family Birth Center. “And now they’re a little older. And it’s just; it’s just

Desert Hot Springs is trying something new to bring people to its downtown area. The city held its inaugural “Friday Nights on Pierson” event featuring Coachella Valley-area food trucks. City officials said the family-friendly event would celebrate more than two dozen of the city’s new and established stores and galleries. Some locals said an event