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The City of Palm Springs is putting up hundreds of thousands of dollars to intervene in increasing violence on the north end of town. Last week, Palm Springs city council voted to contribute $400,000 to Palm Springs-based non-profit We Are One United with the goal of intervening and preventing ongoing violence in the Desert Highlands

A man has died after a fire broke out at his home in Beaumont Wednesday morning. The fire was reported at approximately 8:07 a.m. on the 1200 block of Beaumont Avenue. A caller told first responders that smoke coming from a dwelling unit behind a residence. Beaumont police and Cal Fire units arrived and found

Marcelo Valadares received a call from the Riverside Sheriff’s Department around 2 am this morning that one of the windows at his shop was shattered. He tells News Channel 3 that this is the second time someone has broken a window in the past three weeks. He recently had another window fixed from the same

FEAR Haunted House at The Shops at Palm Desert is scaring its way through Halloween. The haunted house is on the upper level next to JCPenny. It is open every day until Halloween on Monday, October 31. Hours of operation can be found on the haunted house’s website. There are about 16 different rooms and

Desert Care Network said it has had about 15 known cases of children with the Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV). However, Dr. Ashley Zerr a Pediatric Hospitalist for Desert Care Network said they don’t test every patient for RSV, so there may be more patients who do have it. RSV is spread through saliva, secretions, and

Riverside County Superior Court Presiding Judge John Monterosso acknowledged today that the heavy load bearing on the local court system started with the COVID emergency orders that changed court operations, but emphasized that the county continues to suffer a deficit of judges, resulting in cases being dismissed.   “I share others’ frustration when a case is

The largest mental health organization in Los Angeles County has a new clinic in Palm Springs. Sycamores will provide services for low-income children, young adults, and families here in the Coachella Valley. The agency currently provides mental health services to about 17-thousand people each year throughout Southern California. Its expansion into Palm Springs came at

Rocks and rubble were scraped up and lifted into a dumpster truck Tuesday. It’s all that’s left of a sacred spot in an Indio community for Pastor Carl McPeters. “This is my life’s work is right here. My whole life. My children have grown up here,” McPeters said. He shed tears as he watched the