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Eisenhower Health unveils renamed Chandi Emergency Department

RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. (KESQ) – There’s a new name on the face of an Eisenhower Health building. The Chandhi Emergency Department was unveiled on Friday in Rancho Mirage, named after local businessman and philanthropist Nachhattar Chandi. Chandi attended the naming ceremony along with his family. Organizers highlighted Chandhi’s commitment to supporting health groups across the

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High school football playoffs: 4 local teams advance to second round

COACHELLA VALLEY, Calif. (KESQ) – The road to a championship started Friday night as eight Coachella Valley high school football teams took the field for the opening round of the CIF Southern Section playoffs. Laguna Hills14@Desert Christian28FLa Quinta18@Rancho Verde34FYucca Valley0@South Hills35FRancho Mirage27@St. Bernard19FDesert Hot Springs31@Sonora0FXavier Prep27@Banning14FTwentynine Palms25@University (Irvine)504QDesert Mirage14@Knight (Palmdale)27F Only one local team will

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Free skin cancer screenings in Palm Springs as melanoma rates rise in Riverside County

PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) — A mobile clinic will offer free, full-body skin cancer screenings Friday morning at the Mizell Center in Palm Springs. The screenings run from 10 a.m. to noon and are available on a first-come, first-served basis. The Skin Cancer Foundation’s Destination Healthy Skin program brings volunteer dermatology providers to communities across

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Online threats and student safety: What Coachella Valley families need to know

LA QUINTA, Calif. (KESQ) – The Riverside County Sheriff’s Office says investigators have found no evidence of a credible threat to La Quinta High School following reports of threatening social media posts, but the investigation remains ongoing as some parents continue to raise concerns about student safety. The investigation follows a student protest Thursday, November

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Coachella teacher receives ‘One Class at a Time’ award to expand hands-on learning for students

COACHELLA, Calif. (KESQ)— A Coachella elementary school teacher is receiving new resources to help her students explore technology, strengthen problem-solving skills and, most importantly, believe in their own abilities. Dr. Maricela Tinajero, a teacher at Cesar Chavez Elementary School, has been named the latest recipient of News Channel 3’s One Class at a Time award.

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Cornell Faculty Senate approves no-confidence resolution over university’s handling of sexual assault crisis

By Gloria Pazmino, Jeff Winter, CNN (CNN) — Cornell University’s Faculty Senate approved a resolution Friday expressing no confidence in the university’s central administration and in its president Michael Kotlikoff over the school’s handling of alleged sexual assault on campus. The vote of no confidence is a sharp rebuke to the university’s leadership. It comes

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Judge allows murder charge against former Silvercrest CEO Billy Rodriguez to move forward

INDIO, CALIF. (KESQ)- A major development in the murder case against former Silvercrest Advertising CEO William “Billy” Rodriguez: A judge has ruled that there is sufficient evidence for the murder charge against him to move forward. Judge Sterling denied the defense’s motion to dismiss the murder charge, allowing prosecutors to continue pursuing the case. The

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