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CalRecycle has awarded nearly $70 million in grants for new recycling methods across the state, including reverse vending machines, mobile recycling and bag-drop sites, known as the Beverage Container Redemption Innovation Grant Program. Riverside County can expect reverse vending machines and bag-drop sites. There are two recipients of the grant in the county: Smart&Final Healing

A community event is taking place this weekend with the Cathedral City Fire and EMS Department where you can learn both CPR and how to stop the bleed. The event takes place at 10AM at the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) on 32100 Desert Vista Road. Those interested in attending can RSVP by emailing the CCFD

The City of La Quinta marked 23 years since the 9-11 attacks with a candlelight vigil. The event featured musical performances and speeches from local dignitaries. Local scouts from Troop 451 and Pack 50 were also on hand to help with the ceremony. The annual event was a little different this year, due to poor

The Line Fire is continuing to burn in San Bernardino County. Cal Fire’s last update maps the flames at 36,481 acres with 18 percent containment.  According to Capt. Curtis Rhodes with Cal Fire about 36,000 people have been affected by evacuation warnings and orders issued because of the Line Fire.  He also shares that the

Several evacuation orders are in place for the mountain communities because of the Line Fire. The fire has burned more than 34,000 acres by Wednesday afternoon, with evacuation orders/warnings continuing to creep up to the Big Bear area. Get Live Updates on the Line Fire Here News Channel 3’s Tori King was out along Big

Rachel and Kevin Holland evacuated from their home in Forest Falls on Sunday night, with their kids and thirteen birds – chickens and a turkey – in tow. As they settle into a ‘new normal’ while the fire continues to burn, they say they’re more worried about their friends and neighbors in other mountain communities

It’s been 23 years since the 9/11 attacks. On that day, nearly 3,000 people were killed. And more people have died from health issues related to 9/11 than those who died on the day of the attacks. Today, the Palm Springs Fire Department is honoring the lives lost due to the terrorist attacks. The ceremony will

Several local hotels are extending discounted rates to fire evacuees. Infusion Beach Club, located in Palm Springs, is offering a low-rate option to those displaced by the wildfire. Infusion Beach Club Cherie Walters, Infusion Beach Club’s general manager, said about 5 evacuees have checked into the hotel. “The others didn’t want to go to Los

The Palm Springs Police Department is sharing helpful advice to protect ride-hailing app drivers should they ever encounter situations with unruly or aggressive passengers. Uber and Lyft, two popular ride-hailing companies, offer information on their websites that pertain to a variety of situations, including emergency situations and safety incidents. News Channel 3 is speaking with

You can watch the event live below: The Palm Springs Fire Department hosted a public memorial ceremony to honor the lives lost on September 11, 2001. The ceremony started at 8:30 a.m. at Palm Springs Fire Station 2. Palm Springs Honor Guard kicked off the ceremony. It was followed by a moment of silence at