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Motorcyclist killed in Thousand Palms hit-and-run; driver faces murder charge

Update 6/24/24 Authorities identified the motorcyclist as Robert Ernest Rodriguez, 48, of Desert Hot Springs. The suspect, a 30-year-old man from Palm Desert, faces a murder charge. Those charges have not been officially filed. He is scheduled to appear in court on Wednesday. Original Report 6/23/24 Riverside County Sheriffs Deputies are investigating what they say

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Local leaders and activists react to second anniversary of Roe vs. Wade reversal

June 24. 2024 marks the second anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to reverse Roe vs. Wade, which generally protected abortion as a fundamental right.  Two years after the overturn, 21 states have banned or severely restricted abortion access.  Darrah DiGiorgio Johnson, the president and CEO of Planned Parenthood of the Pacific Southwest, predicted

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Governor Gavin Newsom to deliver pre-recorded State of the State address Tuesday

On Sunday the office of Governor Gavin Newsom announced that Californians will be able to watch his delayed “State of the State” address online this week.  The pre-recorded speech will be available this Tuesday at 10 a.m. on the Governor’s website and streaming on platforms such as Youtube and Facebook.  The address was originally scheduled for March but

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Desert Stonewall Democrats honor Former U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer with inaugural ‘George Zander Lifetime Achievement Award’

The Desert Stonewall Democrats held their George Zander Award luncheon on Saturday where Former U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer received the Lifetime Achievement Award.  Over 100 supporters joined together this afternoon to honor LGBTQ community advocate and founding member of the Desert Stonewall Democrats George Zander. The award presented to Former Senator Boxer in honor of

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“We continue to play such a critical role in the fabric of the United States,”: Highlighting Black-owned businesses around the Coachella Valley

Juneteenth is a day of celebration for all in the United States, and it commemorates the day all enslaved African-Americans were emancipated around the U.S. “For me, it shows a day of celebration,” said Jarvis Crawford, President of the Palm Springs Black History Committee. “This is true Independence Day. We can actually say in 1865,

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Celebrating International Yoga Day with Sensei Porcupine Creek: yoga practices to follow from home 

Yoga, an ancient practice, supports body, breath, and mind. Sensei Porcupine Creek in Rancho Mirage excels in yoga, offering diverse classes for all ages.  Alongside premier golf and tennis facilities, they offer a comprehensive wellness retreat. Guests can experience all levels of yoga to deepen their posture and stretch. Yoga is available indoors, at their

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Indio police cracking down on illegal fireworks ahead of 4th of July celebrations

The Indio Police Department is reminding everyone about the dangers of illegal fireworks, especially when it comes to wildfires and potential injury or death. The department has a zero tolerance policy for illegal fireworks and is taking proactive measures to enforce laws regarding the sale, possession and discharge of illegal fireworks within the City, according

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