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On June 16, 2022, 9-year-old Kieran Jimenez was diagnosed with stage 2 Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma (ALCL), a rare form of of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. She has been seen by multiple doctors. First, for a very swollen lymph node, then for an abscess on her cheek. “Her lymph node was swollen, like back in March, and

Friday marks Mexican Independence Day. It celebrates the cry of independence from Spain on September 16, 1810. It reminds many of the spirit of freedom helps maintain a bond between Hispanics here in the Coachella Valley and their home countries. Several latino-owned businesses can be found throughout the valley. One of them includes Seiden-Juku in

Residents gathered in the northern part of Palm Springs Tuesday as the Desert Highland Gateway Estates Community Action Association held a community meeting. One of the hot topics, the long-awaited College of the Desert West Valley campus. The college’s Palm Springs campus has been in the works since 2004, however, there is still nothing to

Tensions are running high between the City of Palm Springs and College of the Desert over the development of a long-awaited West Valley campus. The city announced its lawsuit against COD on Monday, claiming it failed to release requested public documents about the plans for the campus. The city is also accusing the school for

The pouring rain brought flooding in parts of the Coachella Valley. Many residents in the east valley welcomed the change in pace, while others say it’s putting a dent in their travel plans. Tropical Storm Kay brining some much needed rain, from sprinkles to a heavy downfall. “I love it. You know, to me it’s

A Coachella woman is recounting the moment her home went into flames. “It was so traumatizing and it was so real, when you look at the amount of damage, it really is unbelievable,” said Candice Elorie, Property and Event manager of the club. Last Monday, we reported on a fire near Tyler Street that burned

During a busy fire season, fire departments from different cities are called to help assist in times of need. Cal Fire crews responded to a fire on Tyler Street in Coachella on Monday, with some help from the Palm Springs Fire Department. “We sent out one engine and I believe they were requesting you know,

There are now plans to shut down the Oasis Mobile Home Park in Thermal, after residents have experienced unhealthy living conditions for years. Supervisor Manuel Perez announced the agreement between Riverside County, Torres Martinez tribe and Bureau of Indian Affairs on Wednesday. “The Parties (Riverside County, Torres Martinez Tribe and Bureau of Indian Affairs) collectively

Friday, August 26th marks 1 year since Marine Corporal Hunter Lopez was killed in action. He was among 13 U.S. service members killed in a terrorist attack in Kabul, Afghanistan last year. His parents tell News Channel 3’s Samantha Lomibao it’s been a tough one, but the love and support of the community has helped

Recently, Riverside County Sheriff’s deputies rescued a young child from a hot car after the doors would not unlock. Deputies had to break the car’s window, to save the child and reunite them with their parents. They urge you to check your locks to make sure they work. Riverside County Sheriff’s Department Some cars come

On Tuesday evening, family and friends came together to honor Army Chief Warrant Officer Suresh Krause and 10 others, who were killed in action in Afghanistan 10 years ago. On August 16th, 2012- 11 people, including Krause, died after his Blackhawk helicopter was shot down over the Kandahar province. Krause was the pilot. “Not just

If you’re driving in the Palm Springs and Cathedral City, you may see some unique billboards around town depicting wildfires, drought and housing. “My one goal with this project is to get people just to look, just acknowledge what’s going on,” said photographer Thomas Broening. Two years ago, Broening came up with the idea to

On Wednesday, City Council and Cathedral City police discussed what’s being done to bring down the number of homeless in the city. According the most recent homeless point in time count this year, Cathedral City has seen an increase in numbers. Resident Eric Jimenez spoke out during the meeting, saying he deals with the problem

Residents of the Oasis Mobile Home Park continue to demand faster action from government agencies to better their living conditions. Dozens of residents came together Tuesday night, pushing for a for a safe and urgent relocation. “It’s something that needs to be changed now and we need to see it so then we can finally