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Fisher-Price is warning parents not to use their Infant-to-Toddler or Newborn-to-Toddler Rockers for unsupervised sleeping purposes following an increase of infant deaths using the product. The company revealed that 13 infants died between 2009 and 2021 while sleeping in a Fisher-Price rocker. Fisher-Price and the CPSC remind consumers not to use Infant-to-Toddler or Newborn-to-Toddler Rockers
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A traffic accident on the I-10 has injured three at a homeless camp in Banning. At around 8:30 Tuesday morning a black mustang had a tire blow out causing it to crash into a silver pick up truck. That truck lost control and rolled over, crashing through a fence and landing on a tent at
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The Board of Supervisors today will consider any last-minute appropriations requests in its final scheduled public hearing for the $7.45 billion 2022-23 fiscal year budget. “Fiscal pressures are mounting, and we don’t know what the future holds for us,” county CEO Jeff Van Wagenen said Monday. “We have to protect and preserve our reserves.” The
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Palm Springs Mayor Lisa Middleton will be spending her 70th birthday at the White House later this week. “To have an opportunity to represent our city at the White House with this President is just a remarkable moment,” said Mayor Middleton. The City of Palm Springs announced that Mayor Middleton has accepted an invitation from
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Update: Firefighters remain on the scene of a mulch fire off of Palm Drive and 20th Avenue in Desert Hot Springs. All roads in the area remain open. No evacuations were ordered for nearby residents. Parts of the mulch fire continue to burn. Firefighters are monitoring the flames. Update: 30 homes are now being threatened
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The official start of summer is more than a week away but the heat is already surging in the Coachella Valley. The temperatures are getting so hot, that it can be extremely dangerous for your health. Dr. Andrew Kassinove is the chief of staff at JFK Memorial Hospital in Indio. It was a busy weekend
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The Riverside County Fair and the National Date Festival are officially coming back to the City of Indio. After years of uncertainty, the Riverside County Board of Supervisors finalized a partnership with Pickering Events LLC to oversee the Riverside County Fairgrounds. The partnership is set to last 5 years, you can get more details here.
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A Palm Springs area man has pleaded guilty to one count of distributing child pornography after he was caught streaming sexually explicit videos of children in a Zoom online meeting. In two separate incidents between February and March of 2018, Michael John Andersen, 53, presented five separate videos of child pornography over Zoom, two of which
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The California State Senate passed a new bill that would require police agencies to restore public access to radio communications. In late 2018, valley law enforcement agencies encrypted their radio signals, blocking the public from hearing real-time updates on crimes, crashes and other matters of safety. “We believe that there’s a critical need for both
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Update: Tuesday, June 14 The San Bernardino County Fire Department announced that the Sheep Fire is now 35% contained. #SheepFire (Tuesday Morning Update)➡️ 990 Acres➡️ 35% contained ➡️ Remain in unified Firefighters continue to take advantage of cooler temperatures and low winds. 300 firefighters are working on mop-up & containment lines. pic.twitter.com/GHbIweXnmD— San Bernardino County
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A former Shadow Hills High School basketball coach is pleading guilty to charges of sexually assaulting a teenage girl, who he coached. 36-year old Ryan Leron Towner was arrested last June, accused of felony counts of lewd acts with a child under 14 with force, and unlawful intercourse with a minor. Towner made his plea
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Two people were injured in a shooting at Mission Springs Park on Sunday afternoon. Desert Hot Springs officers responded to gun shots fired when they found the two victims with non-life-threatening gunshot wounds. The two victims were transported to the hospital to be treated for their non-life threatening injuries. Further details about the shooting are
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A “safety pause” is underway Monday for all non-deployed Navy aviation units. The aircraft are grounded in the wake of last week’s crash in Imperial County that killed five service members. Imperial County crash site The pause is “in order to review risk-management practices and conduct training on threat and error-management processes,” according to a
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Eric Frankson is a Director on the Well In the Desert Board and he created a Bike Program to give unhoused individuals transportation here in the desert. Frankson believes that giving transportation to their clients gives them the ability to get around the city with hopes of helping them get back on their feet. Some
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95,000 tins of baby formula were shipped to California on Sunday night to help ease the shortage families across the United States are seeing. This is part of “Operation Fly Formula”, a plan created by the Biden Administration. The formula was shipped from Melbourne, Australia from a company called “Bubbs Infant Formula”. The tins will
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High temperatures don’t come as a surprise to fire crews throughout the desert. Cal Fire Riverside was battling a fire west of Whitewater Sunday afternoon, you can read the full story here. Battalion Chief, Cody Wright, shares how his department battles the flames on days that are especially hot. “We request a lot of engines.
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Fire crews with the Cal Fire Riverside Department worked to put out flames west of Whitewater. The fire engulfed an RV burning it to the ground and spreading flames to nearby vegetation. The fire burned about a quarter acre of the surrounding area. Chief Battalion Cody Wright said crews responded to a call around 2:06
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UPDATE 6/12 at 4:20 pm: The subject suffering from a gunshot wound after last night’s shooting in La Quinta is in stable condition. The suspect fled the area prior to deputies arriving. The suspect is described as a male wearing dark clothing. Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances that led to the incident. Stay with
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The LA Pride Parade made a festive return today, drawing thousands of people to its new route in Hollywood. Today’s event marks the first time back after a two-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The parade began at 10:30 a.m. at Hollywood and Cahuenga boulevards before moving west on Hollywood, south on Highland Avenue and east
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6 years ago on June 12, 2016, a gunman opened fire at the Pulse gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida killing 49 people and hurting 53 others. In light of several recent mass shootings across the country, many people are taking the time to remember the lives lost in the Pulse shooting. David Weiner, the chair
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