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EXCLUSIVE: First look inside new Palm Springs affordable senior housing community

PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ)  – Residents are scheduled to move into the highly anticipated Aloe Palm Canyon affordable housing project next week. The Aloe Palm Canyon apartments, developed by West Hollywood Community Housing Corporation (WHCHC), features 71 one-bedroom units designated for residents 55 and older with incomes ranging from 0% to 80% Area Median Income (AMI).

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Palm Springs Police Officers Association announces Memorial Motorcycle Ride to honor fallen officers

PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) – The Palm Springs Police Officers Association is partnering with community leaders and local sponsors for its 9th Annual Palm Springs Memorial Motorcycle Ride. The event brings together riders, families, and community members to honor the lives and sacrifices of fallen law enforcement officers. The Memorial Ride combines a scenic motorcycle

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Riverside County Board of Supervisors cancel meeting set for Tuesday

RIVERSIDE, Calif. (CNS) – The Riverside County Board of Supervisors’ meeting that had beenscheduled for Tuesday, September 16th has been canceled. Chief Executive Officer Jeff Van Wagenen did not publicly announce a specific reason, saying only that theagenda prepared for Tuesday’s meeting will be combined with a “special meeting” agenda set for Monday, September 22nd.

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Colombian soldiers take part in an operation to eradicate illicit crops in Tumaco

Trump administration says Colombia has failed in fight against drug trafficking, but US will still provide funding to country

By Jennifer Hansler, Stefano Pozzebon, CNN (CNN) — The Trump administration said Monday that Colombia had “failed demonstrably” in its obligations to fight drug trafficking but the US will continue to provide funding to the country. Although the decision to “decertify” Colombia but continue assistance avoids what experts said was the worst-case scenario of cutting

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How Riverside County’s cold case team and Texas Rangers brought a killer in a 32-year cold case to justice

RIVERSIDE, Calif. (KESQ) – A three-decade-old murder case in the Coachella Valley is moving forward in court after investigators used DNA technology to identify a long-haul truck driver as the suspect. On March 30, 1993, the body of 30-year-old Sherri Herrera, a mother of four from Tulare, was discovered off the eastbound Hayfield Road on-ramp

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Assemblymember Gonzalez: Guadalupe pilgrimage should continue despite immigration fears

PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) Assemblymember Jeff Gonzalez (CA-36) says the annual pilgrimage of Our Lady of Guadalupe from Palm Springs to Coachella should move forward, despite recent cancellations tied to fears over immigration enforcement. In an interview with News Channel 3, Gonzalez said the tradition is an important statement of faith and unity.  “I would

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Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth speaks during a September 11th observance event in the courtyard of the Pentagon

Experts say Pentagon faces roadblocks to severely punishing service members for disparaging Charlie Kirk

By Haley Britzky, CNN (CNN) — As multiple service members are facing investigation or suspension for posts on social media critical of Charlie Kirk, experts told CNN there are legal roadblocks to the military actually taking significant action against them. A slew of accounts on X began posting screenshots of social media posts made by

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Cabrillo College se enfrenta a recortes en dos programas de becas para estudiantes hispanos

Cabrillo College se enfrenta a recortes en dos programas de becas para estudiantes hispanos

Sandra Iveth Santos APTOS, Calif. (KMUV-TV) – Cabrillo College confirmó que será uno de los colegios que perderá la financiación para sus programas de becas para hispanos. La Administración Trump está poniendo fin a varios programas de becas reservados para instituciones académicas con un gran número de estudiantes pertenecientes a minorías. La universidad con sede

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President Donald Trump answers questions from reporters after signing a Presidential Memorandum in the Oval Office in Washington

Trump and his advisers plan for crackdown on left-wing groups, channeling anger over Charlie Kirk’s killing

By Kevin Liptak, Adam Cancryn, CNN (CNN) — President Donald Trump said Monday he’d consider naming far-left anti-fascism group Antifa as domestic terrorists, previewing a plan to crack down on what he’s cast as a widespread network of left-wing radicals inciting violence. “It’s something I would do, yeah,” he said when asked whether he would

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Russian tanks move during the "Zapad-2025" (West-2025) joint Russian-Belarusian military drills at a training ground near the town of Borisov

US observes Belarus-Russia war games as NATO allies feel the heat of Moscow’s incursions

By Frederik Pleitgen, CNN Borisovsky Military Training area, Belarus (CNN) — As US’s NATO allies in Europe are feeling the pressure from Moscow, putting them on edge in an already-febrile atmosphere with Russian drones entering Poland’s airspace, Russia and its main ally Belarus are conducting massive military drills right on the alliance’s doorstep. The exercises,

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