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United Way of the Desert hosting its 3rd annual bowling tournament fundraiser on July 23

One of the valley’s largest non-profits will soon be hosting a bowling tournament to raise much-needed funds. United Way of the Desert will be holding its third-annual bowling tournament onย July 23ย at the Palm Springs Lanes. It costs $300 for four-person teams, which includes shoe rentals, lunch and prizes. “A bowling tournament is fun because this

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Palm Springs City Council setting aside approximately $70 million in cityโ€™s budget for public safety๏ฟผ

About a third of Palm Springs’ newly approved budget is going towards the city’s fire and police departments. This new budget shows the that the city wants to invest in public safety. Combined, the fire and police departments will receive about $72 million from the $230 million budget. The Palm Springs Police Department is receiving

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Palm Desert alumni Desirae Krawczyk wins mixed doubles championship at Wimbledon

She went back-to-back! Local tennis star Desirae Krawczyk successfully defended the mixed doubles title at Wimbledon. Krawczyk and her partner Neal Skupski beat Matthew Ebden and Samantha Stosur 6-4, 6-3 Going back-to-back โ€‹๐Ÿ†โ€‹โ€‹๐Ÿ†โ€‹@desiraekrawczyk and @nealskupski defend the Mixed Doubles title, beating Matthew Ebden and Samantha Stosur 6-4, 6-3#Wimbledon | #CentreCourt100 pic.twitter.com/YIkgn7zTfbโ€” Wimbledon (@Wimbledon) July 7,

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Person shot following a family dispute in Mecca

A person is on their way to the hospital after being shot in Mecca Thursday afternoon. The shooting happened on 91-800 block of Montenegro Drive, located west of Johnson Road. The person was shot following a family dispute, according to Sergeant Edwardย Soto, public information officer for the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department. Soto confirmed that the

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College of the Desert ‘cooperating with FBI’ on investigation into ‘computer network disruption’

Update: Wednesday July 6, 2022 College of the Desert has confirmed to News Channel 3 that it is working to mitigate the impacts of what administrators describe as a “computer network disruption,” according to Public Information Officer Nicholas Robles. A federal investigation is now underway. COD administrators say they contacted the FBI as soon as

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Congressman Ruiz builds support for legislation inspired by Cรฉsar Chรกvez, farmworker advocacy

Congressman Dr. Raul Ruiz continued to build support for new legislation to preserve significant sites associated with civil rights leader Cรฉsar Chรกvez and the farmworker movement in California and Arizona The Cรฉsar E. Chรกvez and the Farmworker Movement National Historical Park Act was introduced on Wednesday to a supportive crowd at the Cรฉsar Chรกvez Memorial

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First Monkeypox case in Riverside County confirmed; patient treated in Coachella Valley

Health officials with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have confirmed the first Monkeypox case in Riverside County, a county health official shared today. News Channel 3 had previously confirmed this patient was treated in the Coachella Valley at an Eisenhower Health facility. CDC has confirmed the first Monkeypox case in Riverside County is

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Desert Hot Springs votes to not impose limits on number of vacation rentals in residential neighborhoods

Desert Hot Springs will not impose a limit on the number of short-term vacation rentals in residential neighborhoods. The council made the decision following a 3-2 vote, with Councilmembers Russell Betts and Roger Nunez voting no. You can watch the full meeting below: City documents revealed that there are 242 identified STVRs currently operating in

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Authorities find $1.6M worth of counterfeit merchandise in Riverside home

About $1.6 million worth of counterfeit merchandise was found at a home in Riverside, the District Attorney’s office announced. The merchandise was found at home in Riverside during a search warrant by the Riverside County District Attorney Bureau of Investigationโ€™s Consumer Protection Unit. It was part of a two-month investigation by the District Attorney’s office

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