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Thursday, November 10th marks 247 years since the United State Marine Corps was established. Locally, veterans and service members across the Coachella Valley are honoring those who dedicated and continue to dedicate their lives to service. “Anybody that’s been in the Marine Corps will tell you, your life changes when you become a Marine,” said

With storm rolling into the Valle on Tuesday, it often means flooding and water on the roadways. Riverside County tells News Channel 3 they’re actively working to prepare for flooding on the Valley floor. “Areas where we have roadway flooding. They’re definitely monitoring the areas where we have recent burn scars, so that we can

The investigation continues after a man allegedly murdered his roommate in Cathedral City on Monday night. The suspect, 39-year-old man, has been arrested. Firefighters were called to the scene around 10:24 p.m. after receiving a medical aid call at the Cathedral Town Villas Apartments. Police say a man was found dead in his bed with

Riverside County officials and its local partners were at our nation’s capital to advocate about their progress with affordable housing. “We’ve got to address this now,” said Greg Rodriguez, County Deputy Director of Housing and Workforce Solutions. The county, Lift to Rise and its partners met with President Biden’s Senior Economic Advisor, Gene Sperling. They

Controversy continues over the more than 200 dismissed criminal cases in Riverside County. County judges cite a deficit of judges and available courtrooms. District Attorney Mike Hestrin and Sheriff Chad Bianco responded to the decision, saying they heavily disagree with the decision. “We have to focus on the crisis at hand and these are real

Strong winds are expected to sweep through the Valley this weekend, bringing dust that will impact our air quality. Even after the storm, lungs and good health can suffer long after the winds die down. Air conditioning is often a necessity when living in the desert. For many, it’s running constantly during our hot summers.

October marks Filipino American History Month. October of 1992, or 30 years ago, was the first time Fil-Am Month was celebrated and has continued to be commemorated every year after that. It’s recognized in October after the first documented Filipinos landed in Morro Bay, CA on October 18, 1587. Hundreds of years later, Filipino culture

A storage facility for RV or classic car owners is in the works. The proposed facility by Bighorn Motorsport Condos will sit up in Thousand Palms, off of the Bob Hope exit. It won’t be a residential complex, but rather a place for owners of classic cars, RVs or multiple cars to store it or

More affordable housing is coming to the Coachella Valley. Palm Villas is a planned 241-unit affordable apartment complex coming to Palm Desert. It will be located on 10 acres of land on the north side of Gerald Ford Drive, just west of Cook Street. The complex will be developed by Palm Communities, which specialized in

Palm Springs Police is cracking down on crime in the city, and they want residents and businesses to get involved in the process. Police will be holding two seminars later this week, emphasizing crime prevention and some ways to maintain a safe city. They’ll be focusing on the downtown area to start, but they hope

Yesterday’s major dust storm continues to impact the valley. creating poor air quality throughout. It’s even affecting some outdoor sporting events tonight. The YMCA of the Desert has canceled soccer practices scheduled for Saturday. Football players from Desert Hot Springs High School didn’t get to face off Desert Mirage High in Thermal on Friday night.

Many Floridians have been forced to leave their homes, as Hurricane Ian batters parts of the state. News Channel 3 spoke with a Florida family who came here to the valley to escape the storm before it reached their home. Stephanie Stanton, a California native, and her family who moved to Florida about a year