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Students with the Desert Mirage High School Aviation Academy are looking to the sky in Thermal. They celebrated the grand opening of the Jacqueline Cochran Discovery of Flight and Education Center Saturday. Students such as Azalea Box took their first flight lessons. “This will be my first time for my actual training to get my

Many came out Saturday to support a piece of history in the Coachella Valley. More than 200 people filled Cabot’s Pueblo museum in Desert Hot Springs for their annual “Evening at the Pueblo” gala. Museum staff said the event is their major fundraising event to not just honor the work of local humanitarian Cabot Yerxa,

The street was closed to cars for Palm Desert residents to “Vision San Pablo” in a different light. “The city’s updating it’s general plan. We’ve taken a close look at San Pablo Avenue and we want to build a city center here, so this event allows us to showcase what that could look like,” says

Hans is 9 month old terrier mix in need of a loving family. He is very friendly and loves attention. You can find him at the Coachella Valley Animal Campus. For more information click here.

Local middle and high school students are learning about renewable energy. Hundreds of them attended the sixth annual Environmental and Sustainability Expo Friday. First Alert Chief Meteorologist Haley Clawson spoke to 300 students at the California State University San Bernadino Palm Desert campus. She covered different career paths in geo-science fields. The CEO of Renova

Hikers hit the trails Friday in honor of late Agua Caliente Tribal Chairman Richard Milanovich. The Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians kicked off the third annual Legacy Hike and and new 5K run in Palm Springs in the Indian Canyons. Proceeds from the event benefit the fellowship program with George Washington University’s Native American

A spring storm brings winter-like conditions to the Coachella Valley. Rain drops fell on the valley floor and our local mountains got a dusting of snow. When it’s wet outside more people pop into Luigi’s Barber Shop in Palm Springs to get a quick cut and dry. “It’s actually good. For some reason people don’t

Infamous killer Jodi Arias is reportedly telling people she has found someone behind bars, wants to get married and start a family. The initial report surfaced in national and international media outlets Thursday, citing sources with close knowledge of her wishes. The former director of communications for the Arizona Department of Corrections says, while rare,

Lanny Swardlow has spent most of his life helping people working as a nurse. But when it comes to winding down — he said he prefers going green. “I don’t drink alcohol. I like to party. I like to socialize. I use cannabis instead to party with,” Swardlow said. “I never wake up the next

Meet Hong Hong. He’s almost 4 months old, lives in China and has 31 fingers and toes. That’s not a typo. The boy was born in January with 15 fingers and 16 toes in Pingjiang County in Hunan province. He also has two palms on each hand and no thumbs. Doctors diagnosed Hong Hong with

Un grupo de activistas dice que ha recolectado suficientes firmas para que la legalizacin de la marihuana sea sometida a referndum en noviembre en California. Los activistas incluyen a Sean Parker, ex presidente de Facebook, el vicegobernador de California Gavin Newsom y varios grupos que abogan a favor de la legalizacin de la marihuana a

Marcus Green dijo ser inocente de todos los cargos en su contra en la corte de Indio. Sigue detenido bajo una fianza de 1.8 millnes de dlares. Como le informamos oportunamente en Kuna Noticias Telemundo 15 y en nuestra pgina de Facebook Kuna Noticias Telemundo 15, el conductor del automvil involucrado en el choque mortal

A third suspect wanted in connection to a human trafficking case out of Riverside County turned himself into police Friday morning. The last identified suspect in the case was 31-year-old Dejuan Darsean Lewis. Deputies said he was booked into the Robert Presley Detention Center in Riverside where he’s being held without bail. But, according to

5/6 Marcus Green pleaded not guilty Friday afternoon as he faces felony vehicular manslaughter and felony child endangerment charges. This coming after the death of his infant daughter who was unrestrained in his Porsche when it went over the side of the mountain on Highway 74 Sunday morning. Green pleaded not guilty to all charges

Update: A Riverside man accused of purchasing two semi-automatic rifles that were used by the husband-wife team who killed 14 people in San Bernardino won’t be appearing in court for his trial until March 21, 2017, according to the U.S. Department of Justice. Read the court document delaying the trial Initial Report: A Riverside man

Autoridades piden a la comunidad que estn alertas ante pronstico de lluvia en partes del sur de California Ya se tienen listos operativos de emergencia, pues con este clima es comn que se registren accidentes en calles y autopistas, adems de problemas en las partes bajas de montaas, como inundaciones o deslaves. Es comn que

Desert Hot Springs police are looking for the suspect(s) who shot at a home in the 66900 block of Cahuilla Avenue early Friday morning. Nobody was injured in the shooting. But, this is the second time shots were fired at a home in the same block this week. The first shooting happened Tuesday afternoon. Witnesses

Longtime supporters of The Living Desert won the auction to name the baby giraffe that was born at the zoo on January 20. Zoo officials said Candi and Jon Holzgrafe decided to name the baby girafee, ‘Twiga’. The couple won the contest during a live auction at the Zoobilee Gala fundraiser, which took place on

An 81-year-old Palm Desert woman admitted responsibility Thursday for causing the death of a bicyclist and was sentenced to three years probation. Judy Mae Purcell entered her guilty plea to a misdemeanor charge ofvehicular manslaughter without gross negligence on the day her jury trial was scheduled to begin. Authorities said she might also lose her

The city of Desert Hot Springs is on the verge of experiencing what could turn out to be the biggest economic boon in the history of the city. Investors and entrepreneurs are spending millions of dollars, buying up land and drafting plans to build huge, indoor marijuana growing operations. Tax revenues from the new businesses