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Pride weekend kicks off on Friday with many events happening differently this year due to the pandemic. Flag Raising Ceremony At 10:00 a.m. on Friday there will be an official flag raising ceremony in Palm Springs. Although people aren’t gathering in person for this event, people are encouraged to watch the live broadcast on the
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With the presidential race hanging in the balance, it’s been an anxious two days for voters here in the Coachella Valley. Ballots across the country continue to be counted around the clock, and people on each side of the election still have faith their candidate will win the White House. “Even for a guy like
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From misters and fans to space heaters in the matter of a day. Temperatures are expected to drop about 30 degrees from Friday to Saturday with potential for some rain. Because restaurants are restricted to outdoor-only seating, the weather plays a big role in business. Throughout the summer and into fall, the story has been
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We have continuing coverage tonight that we brought you breaking early this morning of a homicide at a North Indio neighborhood park, just east of Monroe street. News channel 3’s Dani Romero spoke with neighbors and police about this being the Indio’s seventh homicide this year. “Three shots…three shots” said Domingo Allanzo. Domingo Allanzo was
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JOSHUA TREE, Calif. San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department received a call of a shooting just before 2pm Wednesday on the 4400 block of Sunever Road in Joshua Tree. When Deputies arrived they found 3 people had been shot. During the investigation, Deputies learned that Teri Weller, 63, heard a shot inside the house and when
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The city of Coachella will be offering free coronavirus tests and flu shots next week at Bagdouma Park parking lot at Frederick Street near Avenue 51. The testing and shots will be conducted in a drive-thru/walk-thru event that will take place on Nov. 9 and Nov. 10. The event is being organized by the Central
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Case Changes Today Riverside County reported 482 new cases since Wednesday. This brings the total number of cases to 70,309. Check out the county map below(Note Data will continue to update past today) Testing 862,637 tests have been conducted so far, this increased by 7,718 over the past 24 hours. Riverside County will need to
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A man was rushed to the hospital after being shot in Desert Hot Springs Thursday afternoon. Desert Hot Springs Police Chief Jim Henson told News Channel 3 that the shooting happened in the desert area southeast of the intersection of Two Bunch Palms Trail and Verbena Drive. The shooting was reported at 12:55 p.m. The
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A 19-year-old motorist was pronounced dead following a crash at a Cherry Valley intersection caused when another driver pulled in front of him, authorities said today. The victim, identified only as a Beaumont man, was killed just after 6 p.m. Wednesday at Brookside Avenue and Union Street, according to the California Highway Patrol. Officer Matt
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Indio Police Department rules the suspicious death in a park inside a residential neighborhood off Monroe St. in Indio a homicide. Police were called to Yucca Park just before 3 a.m. after reports of a body on the ground. When officers arrived, they determined a man was dead inside the park. Officers attempted life saving
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With no clear winner yet in the 2020 presidential race, valley Democrats held a “Protect the Results” car caravan Wednesday night, insisting that every vote be counted. The car caravan began with groups in both Palm Springs and Coachella that met at the Palm Desert Community Center for a socially distanced rally. Organizers said they
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A historic election for Palm Desert in 2020 with a District 1 and District 2. Karina Quintanilla is leading in the vote count for the District 1 seat. If she wins, she will replace incumbent Susan Marie Weber who has been on the city council since 2012 and served as mayor for two terms. Quintanilla
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Jennifer Mistrial is a grandmother who has been driving for Uber, Lyft, DoorDash and Postmates for years. Valuing a flexible schedule, she supported Proposition 22, and is glad the measure has passed. “I love that fact that it has gone through. It means my job is more reliable as a source of income,” said Mistrial.
Continue ReadingCOVID-19 testing in our county has increased as more people continue to get tested. “I wanted to be part of the negativity group just make sure that they get more negative tests so that we keep things open,”said Judy Cox. There were lines of people at the Palm Springs Convention Center compelled to do
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Randy Ernst owns Pro-Tech Mats Industries in Thousand Palms. Also owning the building, he is among business owners and property owners watching the returns on Prop 15 with great interest. That’s because his cost of doing business is expected to go up if 15 passes. “I think they should get that tax money elsewhere. It’s
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Former Desert Hot Springs Police Chief Dale Mondary was elected to the Hi-Desert Memorial board of directors in San Bernardino County on Tuesday. Mondary came in third with 5,623 votes, or 22.14% in a race where the top three candidates would be elected. Election results (Courtesy of San Bernardino County Registrar of Voters) “I want
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Case Changes Today Riverside County reported 420 new cases since Tuesday. This brings the total number of cases to 69,827. Check out the county map below(Note Data will continue to update past today) Testing 854,919 tests have been conducted so far, this increased by 5,049 over the past 24 hours. Riverside County will need to
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Incumbent mayor Steven Hernandez claimed victory in the mayoral race Wednesday morning on Facebook. “Thank you so much Coachella for believing in me and granting me another 2 years to serve as your mayor. We have so much work to get done and we feel humbled by your vote of confidence to continue to move
Continue Reading After spending more than $200 million in their efforts to persuade voters to back proposition 22, Uber, Lyft and other app-based service providers are celebrating a convincing win Wednesday morning. With the proposition passing, new wage and labor policies will be adopted for people who drive for the companies. Those who work for the companies
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It’s the morning after Election Day and ballots are still being counted across the country, including right here in Riverside County. County representatives shared that ballot counting continued well into the night, with election workers leaving the Registrar around 4 a.m. Ballot counting will resume at 8 a.m. Wednesday morning. The Registrar posted several overnight
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