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After nearly a year and a half, high school football is finally back! Blake Arthur and Taylor Begley have the highlights from every game. Palm Desert outlasts Palm Springs in our Game of the Week: Final Scores HomeAwayQuarterPalm Desert – 34Palm Springs – 26FinalXavier Prep – 28Rancho Mirage – 22FinalShadow Hills – 42La Quinta –
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High school sports are back in the valley, with four football games kicking off a shortened season Friday night. At Palm Desert High School, the Aztecs took on the Indians. “It’s exciting; we’ve been waiting for this,” said parent Denise Castillo. She was among other fans gearing up for the first game in almost a
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Police have shut down Palm Drive between Buena Vista and Cahuilla in Desert Hot Springs after a pedestrian was struck by a vehicle. Desert Hot Springs Police Chief Jim Henson said the pedestrian was transported to Desert Regional Medical Center in Palm Springs for treatment. There was no word on the severity of injuries. Henson
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WATCH THE LIVE EAGLE NEST CAM BELOW: Sad update from the Friends of Big Bear Valley. The chick in the egg that starting the hatching process on Thursday has stopped moving. The egg had started making chirping noises Thursday night. “We do not know and cannot know what might have happened, no matter how much
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Local 2881, a union that represents hundreds of Cal Fire firefighters up and down the state, has filed a workplace complaint with the Division of Occupational Safety and Health, better known as Cal/OSHA. The complaint alleges that firefighters in Riverside County have become overworked, and as a result, have experienced exhaustion that has extended beyond
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Nellie Gossling and her son Christopher visited the site on Yerxa Road in Desert Hot Springs, where Gossling’s other son, 27-year-old Nathan Kolander died in a motorcycle crash. “I love him so much. You know he was my baby boy. I just miss him. I wish I could have him. But I know I’ll see
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The city of Indio issued a proclamation celebrating the 40th anniversary of El Mexicali Café. The iconic downtown Indio restaurant first was opened by Carmen Murguia in 1981. El Mexicali Café in the 1980s Since then, her daughter, Monica, has taken over, continuing the family legacy. “Those who have dined at El Mexicali Café’s iconic
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The city of Palm Springs is taking legal action against the owners of four stalled hotel projects that have turned into eyesores. News Channel 3’s Dani Romero has reaction from local businesses on the legal pressure being applied in an effort to get the projects moving. “People see it from a far that it is
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Graduating medical school students matched up with residency programs at hospitals across the country today, including Eisenhower Health. It happened virtually and through the national residency matching program. Eisenhower Health officials said their program matched 100-percent today. Usually hospitals would offer in-person tours to possible candidates beforehand but because of the pandemic, Eisenhower Health had
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High school football is back on the field this Friday for the first time since November of 2019. Week 1 of a shortened five-week season kicks off Friday, March 19 with four local games, featuring eight teams. WEEK 1 SCHEDULE – all games start at 7:00 p.m. Palm Springs at Palm DesertRancho Mirage at Xavier
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On March 19, 2011, Cathedral City Police Officer Jermain Gibson Sr. was pronounced dead after his patrol vehicle crashed into a palm tree during a high-speed pursuit of a wanted parolee. Gibson was 28 years old at the time of his passing. He served with CCPD for 18 months in his three-year law enforcement career.
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Riverside County reported 150 new cases in the past 24 hours. The county has a total of 292,967 coronavirus cases. The Coachella Valley reported 21 of the new cases in the county. Check out the county map below(Note Data will continue to update past today) Riverside County moves to the Red Tier Riverside County moved
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Several new protocols are in place as students transition back to campus — that includes changes when it comes to your child’s transportation. “We are so excited,” said Jessica Koahou, Interim Transportation Manager, DSUSD. Koahou explains school bus drivers play an important role each morning: they’re often the first face your child sees on the way
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Police were investigating a high-speed collision that set an SUV on fire, the occupants of the vehicle fleeing the crash scene. Palm Springs Police say a motorist was driving at a high rate of speed and collided with a barricade at the north dead-end of North Sunrise Way just before midnight Thursday. Officers at the
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An in-person job fair will be held this weekend at the Fantasy Springs Resort Casino in Indio, which is looking to fill upwards of 50 jobs. The event will take place on Saturday in the casino’s Special Events Center from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The casino, which is owned by the Cabazon Band of
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There’s a new phishing scheme in the Coachella Valley with scammers trying to steal seniors’ personal information under the guise of offering coronavirus vaccine appointments. “It’s just so unfortunate these callers are scamming our elderly,” said Rhea Hoffman, founder of Vaxie.info, a valley-based community resource helping hundreds of eligible people book vaccine appointments. Hoffman is
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Desert Sands Unified School District has cancelled the frosh/soph football game scheduled for Friday, March 19, 2021, between Palm Desert High School and Palm Springs High School. A Palm Desert High School football player has tested positive for COVID-19. The decision was made based on consultation with Riverside County Public Health following all DSUSD and
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Desert Learning Academy second grader, Luis Arizmendi with the help of his mother Joan Arellano, found a way to donate meals to families while expanding his education. Luis is an avid reader and enjoys reading. Learning A-Z (Raz Kids) is a district program where students can read and accumulate stars, like points. “What Raz kids
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A man convicted of raping children in multiple states could be ordered to live in Twentynine Palms, despite having no connection to the area. Last week, Orange County Superior Court tentatively ordered Lawtis Donald Rhoden, 72, to live in Twentynine Palms. Rhoden has been convicted of underage sexual assaults in Orange County, Los Angeles County,
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A local restaurant owner is calling on unity after an on-going string of attacks targeting Asian-American communities nationwide. The racial hate crimes are something that has increased nationwide as the pandemic continues. News Channel 3’s Dani Romero has more on the push to bring attention to the rise in unprovoked attacks on the Asian community.
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