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Our January One Class At a Time award goes to Ms. Hadley’s exploratory program at Nellie Coffman Middle School in Cathedral City. “Schools are in the news now for the wrong reason, especially with backdrop about what happened in Florida. We are excited it’s inspirational and we are excited to celebrate what Mrs. Hadley has

Cesar Chavez Elementary School won the December One Class At A Time Award for its youth mariachi program. It’s an after school program at the school lead by Mrs. Maria Hassan. While they have costumes and some instruments, they need a lot more for the full experience and for more kids to participate and learn.

Our January One Class At A Time award goes to Mr. Cabanting’s ‘Read With Me’ program at Las Palmitas Elementary School in Thermal. Students use a program on iPads to learn to read, but when they’re all on at the same time, replying to prompts, it can get loud. Now with this 500 dollars from

Bianca Rae went to Desert Springs Middle School to present Mr. Mundy Viar’s band class with the October One Class At A Time award. “It’s an elective. They sign up for band. We’re fortunate at this school we have a full day of band,” Mr. Viar said. “I get to learn something new every day,”

The idea for Ms. Lopez’s class at Saul Martinez Elementary School to apply for the One Class At A Time award was born of necessity. “They requested Anne Frank or I Am Malala and we didn’t have them, and the kids were like ‘what can we do?’” Ms. Lopez said. So to buy more books,

The August “One Class At A Time” award goes to Ms. Carol Acker’s resource classes at Herbert Hoover Elementary. Every month, KESQ News Channel 3 teams up with Walter Clark Legal Group to award a local classroom $500 for educational and inspirational projects. “I have students with special needs, learning disabilities. Some like me, I

This month’s One Class At A Time winner is a little different. Instead of surprising a winning classroom, our September winner is an outdoor project! We all know vegetables are good for you, but maybe even more than you think. KESQ News Channel 3 and Walter Clark Legal Group team up every month to award

A horas de que inicie la doble jornada del festival de festivales, uno de los mas antiguos en su genero por segunda ocasión estará disponible en vivo en la plataforma you tube. Este fin de semana del 13 al 15 y luego del 20 y 22 de abril, que este año en particular contará con

One person was killed Thursday in an early morning crash on Intestate 10 in Banning. The solo vehicle crash happened at just before 4:30 a.m. along the eastbound lanes of Interstate 10, west of Hargrave Street. At least one person was confirmed dead at the scene, according to the California Highway Patrol. Cal Fire, Riverside

A Los Angeles resident accused of killing a man and injuring a woman during a shooting in Desert Hot Springs pleaded not guilty today to murder and attempted murder charges. Anthony Webb, 38, of San Pedro is suspected of killing 49-year-old Desert Hot Springs resident Joseph Slaten and wounding an unidentified woman on Feb. 14.

Southern California Edison, reporta el corte de electricidad de por lo menos 1.167 clientes , a consecuencia de los vientos afectado residentes de Desert Hot Springs, Palm Springs y Palm Desert. De acuerdo con el mapa de corte del Distrito de Irrigación Imperial, mientras tanto la calle Indian Canyon estaba cerrada en Palm Springs el

Festival-goers will start to arrive today for weekend one of the Coachella Music and Arts Festival. On-site camping is set to open Thursday morning but blowing winds could slow down their arrival. There is a high wind warning that’s in effect through the afternoon here in the Coachella Valley. For anyone who is driving or

Francisco Almanza El Show del Medio Dia Monday – Friday 10am-3pm Francisco Almanza is the midday DJ on KUNA-FM ” La Poderosa 96.7 FM”, and hosts the very daily noon program, “La Hora del Recuerdo “, which has been one of the most popular hours on KUNA-FM. Francisco was born in Guanajuato, Mexico, and studied

Victims of violent crime are being honored this week in Riverside County. Wednesday night, District Attorney Mike Hestrin held a candle light vigil in Palm Desert as part of Victim’s Rights Week. Victim’s names were read aloud and candles were lit in their honor. “He was murdered trying to help a friend of his,” said

The power of sports and the lives it has changed was the point of focus at the 4th annual Boys & Girls Clubs of Coachella Valley Sports Heroes Luncheon. The luncheon was held Tuesday afternoon at the Hyatt Regency Indian Wells Resort & Spa. 22 Coachella Valley high school standouts and numerous professional athletes were

Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Facebook, was back on the hot seat on Capitol Hill over the data breach of millions of users. Local congressman Dr. Raul Ruiz was one of the lawmakers grilling Zuckerberg today. “Why did Facebook not notify the FTC in 2015 when you first discovered this had happened and was it

Local dispatchers across the country and the Coachella Valley are being recognized for National Public Safety Telecommunications Week. It’s aimed at highlighting the work they do and services they provide in helping first responders get to emergency calls. The Cathedral City dispatch center is the busiest in the Coachella Valley, according to Cathedral City Police

A man accused of killing his mother in Palm Springs and driving to South Dakota, where he was arrested following a New Year’s Day police chase that led to the recovery of her body, plead not guilty during his arraignment this afternoon, His next court hearing is set for April 19. Tosten David Walsh-Lommen, 30,

The arraignment for a Murrieta man charged with second-degree murder and drunken driving in a fatal Palm Springs crash was postponed today due to unspecified medical issues. Michael Torrez, 33, was injured in the March 16 collision and remained hospitalized until this week. Prosecutors last Friday filed a second-degree murder charge against Torrez, rather than