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Tom Flores spent 60 years in professional football, winning 4 Super Bowl championships. He is the only player in NFL history other than Mike Ditka to win a Super Bowl as a head coach, assistant coach and a player. “I’ve been in the business so long. It was my passion and still is my passion.
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They’re taking calls and getting the place ready for hopefully a busy weekend, especially Sunday, at Henry’s Sports Bar and Grill in Cathedral City. That’s when football will be airing on televisions they plan to set up in the outside dining area. “So you make that extra revenue and my servers can put a little
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Residents now 75 and older can register for a coronavirus vaccine at one of Riverside County’s distribution sites. That’s a change from this week, when the only appointments available were for people above 80. The county says it’s administered about 85 percent of its received vaccinations. “I think the biggest need right now is just
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Cal Fire and Riverside County Sheriff’s deputies are at the scene of a plane that crash landed just outside of Jacqueline Cochran Regional Airport in Thermal. The crash was reported at around 12:45 p.m. on Lightning Street. First responders arrived on scene and reported a singe engine aircraft on its roof. Cal Fire told News
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CAL FIRE firefighters are at the scene of a fire burning a double-wide mobile home in Thermal. The fire is at the 88800 block of Avenue 70. It was first reported at approximately 4:29 p.m. First responding firefighters reported that the home was 50% involved in flames. 8 fire engines have responded to the incident,
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A parolee accused of attempting to rape a woman in Twentynine Palms last week has been arrested. Manuel Tarango, 34, of Yucca Valley was arrested on Thursday. He was booked into the West Valley Detention Center in Rancho Cucamonga, where he is being held without bail due to violating his parole. In the early hours
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One person is dead after being struck by a vehicle Thursday night in Desert Hot Springs. The collision happened on Palm Drive, just south of Dillon Road, shortly before 8 p.m. Desert Hot Springs Police investigators were able to determine that the victim was walking in the road on Palm Drive, pushing a shopping cart.
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Riverside County reported 981 cases since Thursday, bringing the total of cases up to 280,170. The Coachella Valley reported 129 cases (47,319 total) Check out the county map below(Note Data will continue to update past today) VACCINE CLINICS OPENED FOR RESIDENTS 75 YEARS AND OLDER You can register at https://www.rivcoph.org/COVID-19-Vaccine. Seniors who need assistance can dial
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Riverside County residents 75 and older are now able to schedule appointments for several COVID vaccine clinics across various cities. Registration is now open. You can register at https://www.rivcoph.org/COVID-19-Vaccine. Seniors who need assistance can dial 2-1-1. Download the News Channel 3 app on the Apple Store or Google Play to get alerts on when new appointments or vaccine clinics are
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The City of Coachella held a groundbreaking ceremony Friday morning for a new $5.3 million dollar project to improve the stretch of Grapefruit Blvd. between Leoco Lane and 9th Street. The project is officially called the “Grapefruit Boulevard Urban Greening Connectivity Project.” “It’s been about two and a half years in the works,” said Mayor
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Fourth District Supervisor Manuel Perez is hosting a meeting with county staff and local leaders to provide an update on emergency operations. You can watch the meeting live below (Starts at 1:30 p.m.)
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A Riverside County jail inmate and two associates not in custody allegedly conspired to steal $18,000 in unemployment insurance benefits by filing a series of fraudulent claims submitted when the state began distributing relief funds stemming from the public health lockdowns, authorities said on Thursday. Brian Jay Davidson, 58, Blake Fallon, 51, and Jessica Kaye,
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The winter season has brought chilly overnight temperatures. As a result, the Coachella Valley Rescue Mission (CVRM) has seen an uptick in people in need of their help. “Whenever the weather changes to extreme cold or extreme hot, we always see an influx of 20% more people,” said Mark McGowan, program coordinator with CVRM. McGowan
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Coachella Valley Unified School District Superintendent Dr. Maria Gandera resigned from the position suddenly Thursday night. The Board of Education unanimously voted to accept Gandera’s resignation. The board also voted for Dr. Steve Kennedy as the interim superintendent for the district. In a statement, Gandera wrote that she is resigning to focus on family. She
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A Riverside County jail inmate and two associates not in custody allegedly conspired to steal $18,000 in unemployment insurance benefits by filing a series of fraudulent claims submitted when the state began distributing relief funds stemming from the public health lockdowns, authorities said today. Brian Jay Davidson, 58, Blake Fallon, 51, and Jessica Kaye, 44,
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A Coachella Valley family is seeking damages against the Palm Springs Unified School District and the busing company it contracts with to drive students to and from its campuses. The action follows a bus driver molesting a special needs student aboard a school bus. The criminal case has already gone to court and the driver,
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A mother and her five-year-old child was injured following a hit-and-run crash in Indio Thursday evening. The two-vehicle crash happened on Fred Waring Drive and Indio Boulevard at around 4:30 p.m. There was no word on a possible cause of what led to the crash. According to Cal Fire, a child was airlifted with serious
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The coronavirus hits close to home for College of the Desert baseball coach Sam DiMatteo. In January, DiMatteo lost his father. “We were like the crazy dad and kid that were at the field all the time. Some of the times he would want to go to the field more than I would want to
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Governor Newsom spoke about reopening schools for in person learning Wednesday in Oakland while opening a new mass vaccination site. “We can safely reopen schools as we progress through a prioritization to our teachers of vaccinations,” said Newsom. Newsom’s stance on the topic of teacher vaccinations is being met by resistance from teacher’s unions around
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Eisenhower Health today announced its new president and CEO will be promoted from within the organization. Martin J. Massiello, who currently serves as executive vice president and the chief operating officer, will replace G. Aubrey Serfling. Massiello is slated to begin work leading the nonprofit Rancho Mirage medical organization starting March 1. “Marty Massiello has
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