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As thousands of festival attendees start to head home on Monday after weekend two of Coachella, another round of traffic is expected. Lockdown hours for those staying on the Indio Polo Club’s grounds ended at 2 a.m. on Monday. That’s where the Music and Art Festival, Coachella took place the last two weekends. During the

Fans came to watch the Coachella Valley Firebirds take on the Tucson Roadrunners at the Acrisure Arena for Round 1 Game 3. The CV Firebirds delivered the W in their first season playoff round history. Fans are ready to go all the way. “I believe 100% that we’re gonna bring a championship back to Coachella

As temperatures rose in the Coachella Valley, the Indio Police Department asked the public to be wary of snakes. The department shared photos online of officers coaxing out a baby bull snake. Officers named it Herbert and said it was safely relocated. Some tips for snake safety: -Be mindful of where you walk/hike as snakes

There was no word on what sparked an RV fire Saturday in Indio. An investigator with the Indio Police Department said it broke out around 10:00 a.m. at Desert Grove Adult Community Mobile Home Park, located near the intersection of Avenue 48 and Desert Grove Drive.  The RV was reportedly parked in the storage area when

Sunnylands in Rancho Mirage hosted a family day event Sunday, which was full of nature-focused activities. Families had the chance to explore interactive stations, do arts and crafts, and learn more about the desert around them.     It was all in an effort to teach families the importance of taking care of the environment.  Sunday was

A Coachella man was arrested Sunday, accused of trying to harm a woman inside a Palm Springs apartment. Investigators with the Palm Springs Police Department said the incident was reported Sunday before 4:20 a.m. A woman said the suspect entered through an open window of the apartment, located on the 700 block of Los Felices

Mayor Steven Hernandez and City Council presented multi-platinum, award-winning singer, songwriter, actress, and activist Becky G with a Key to the City in Coachella. News Channel 3’s reporter Miyoshi Price asked Mayor Steven Hernandez, “Why did you choose Becky G to receive the keys to the city?” Mayor Hernandez: There’s a number of different factors;

“It was abandoned and empty for a long time. And so it’s, it’s great that they invested some of their funding into the city and making it look good and feel good and promote art for the community,” says Reanne Terry, a resident of Desert Hot Springs. She came to the event with her children

Everbloom Coffee is at Coachella, located in the Indio Central Market Place. The owner of Everbloom Coffee tells us they are the only local vendor in that area at the Coachella Festival grounds. “I think the food and beverage department and operations team, they kind of aware of all the small businesses around here,” says

With hot days here, and even hotter ones on the way health officials are warning you to start acclimating your body to the high temperatures. If you plan on being in the sun at all for any recreational activity or work health officials are urging people to start hydrating and getting used to the sunny

The Palm Springs Police Department will be hosting the DEA National Drug Takeback on Saturday, April 22nd from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. It will take place at the department headquarters, which is located at 200 S. Civic Drive. National Drug Take Back happens twice a year, to highlight the dangers of surplus medications, if

Community members in Palm Springs are expressing disappointment and frustration after a ghost bike, which was meant to mark the spot of a deadly hit and run, was stolen from the intersection of Ramon and Compadre. However, a generous donation has replaced the stolen bike, ensuring that safety and awareness continue to be spread. “I’m

As we approach weekend two of Coachella, organizations against overdoses want the community to know they are passing out and training people on how to use Narcan. EndOverdose slogan is No one else has to die. During Coachella, their representatives train festivalgoers in groups with a practice dummy. This nonprofit will be at weekend two