Top Stories

Three people died in a car crash due to dusty conditions in Palm Springs Sunday afternoon. Palm Springs Police responded to the three-car crash on North Gene Autry Trail at the wash just before 3 p.m. Officials closed Gene Autry at the wash until further notice. The department said the other people involved in the

People are honoring American Labor workers and movements for Labor Day in many ways; a backyard party is one way valley residents celebrate. A young man says he gets to live his dream of owning a party rental business, and on holiday weekends, he sees an economic boost. Due to the past two storms, the

Labor Day weekend is in full swing here in the valley, and across the nation with many Americans enjoying the long holiday.  The holiday weekend is projected to be the third busiest travel weekend of the year, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.  We spoke to some of those travelers coming to the Coachella Valley

The unexpected monsoonal moisture on Friday doused some communities that were still recovering from Tropical Storm Hilary.  Michael Perez, a Tri-Palm Estates resident said, “Well the good news about that monsoonal rain was that it didn’t seem to carry any new mud with it. So what was already a street halfway cleared up actually got

Friday’s heavy rainfall left overnight forced the city of Coachella to pump water out of flooded parking lots.  Local business owner Oscar Gutierrez called the city to help with the clean up efforts. “I had to go get a mechanical pump and work on it last night because I didn’t know if it was going to keep happening,” says

In a groundbreaking verdict, a Riverside County man has been found guilty of murder in a fentanyl poisoning case, marking a significant moment in the legal battle against the deadly opioid. Vicente Romero, the defendant, was convicted by a jury after giving a fatal dose of fentanyl to Kelsey King of Temecula, resulting in her

Gov. Gavin Newsom announced today the appointment of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians chairman of Palm Springs to the California Native American Heritage Commission. Reid Milanovich has been the tribe’s chairman since 2022. He previously served as Tribal Council Vice Chair and from 2014 to 2019 he was a Tribal Council member. Milanovich

For the past eight days, Joe Frazier and a small group of volunteers have been clearing mud and debris from inside his small business, Frazier Pest Control. It took them several days to clear the outside of the building before being able to gain access to it. The building is located in the Panorama neighborhood