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The Great Plates program that pays for healthy meals to be delivered to high risk seniors homes in California is set to come to an end next month. “We get to feed the seniors – that way they don’t have to go to the stores, we get to keep the restaurant going which in turn keeps my
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Local vendors are in shock to find out that this year’s street fair at College of the Desert has been postponed until the campus reopens for students and staff. News Channel 3’s Dani Romero has more how that will impact local businesses. For more than 36 years ,the street fair at College of the Desert
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The heart of Henry Lopez’s success starts with his family. “They give me a lot of support. They’re always behind me and they’re always cheering for me at games. They’re very protective also,” Lopez said. His family even extends onto the football field, with Coach Dockery and his wife being Henry’s godparents. “Henry does a
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Representative Raul Ruiz, along with former Daily Show host, Jon Stewart, and Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of New York unveiled new legislation they say will protect veterans and service members Tuesday. Tens of thousands of military service members in Iraq and Afghanistan were exposed to hundreds of burn pits to dispose of trash. Service members exposed
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The Agua Caliente band of Cahuilla Indians gave a preview Tuesday of the restaurants and bars coming to their casino opening in cathedral city later this year. Officials say the project will feature several unique and innovative food and beverage concepts led by Executive Chef Julián González Cruz and Food and Beverage Director, Ryan Drushel.
Continue ReadingWhen it come to voting in California, convicted felons on parole are not allowed to to cast ballots under current state law. But, if voters approve Proposition 17 on the November ballot, felons on parole will be allowed to vote. Shay Franco Clausen, campaign manager for “Yes on 17″and others who support the measure, say
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Fire officials battling the El Dorado Fire have issued a second push to get residents out of Angelus Oaks in the San Bernardino National Forest after the blaze jumped a defense line overnight. “We are really encouraging everybody that is left here to please evacuate and heed to the evacuation notice in this community,” said
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Case Changes Today Riverside County reported 220 new cases since Monday. This brings the total number of cases to 55,986. Check out the county map below(Note Data will continue to update past today) Testing 578,966 tests have been conducted so far, an increase of 3,060 tests conducted since Monday. Riverside County is encouraging more residents
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The Board of Supervisors is slated today to consider imposing a series of regulations on where and how hemp growers can operate within unincorporated areas of Riverside County. You can watch the Riverside County Board of Supervisors Meeting here: The proposed Industrial Hemp Cultivation & Manufacturing Ordinance, No. 348.4931, will be the subject of a
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Palm Springs Unified School district has a Family Engagement Center that has been open for five years now. During a normal school year, the center offers important information and fun activities for families. The center has recently made the necessary changes to continue helping families during the pandemic. “We’ve always offered workshops, courses and family
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California Health and Human Services Secretary Dr. Mark Ghaly is hosting a video news conference at noon on Tuesday to provide an update on the response to coronavirus cases. You can watch it live in the player below: Riverside County will not advance to red reopening tier this week Failing to meet certain key metrics
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An app called Swimply has popped up across the country for people to rent out backyard pools in their neighborhood. This app is being used by people in the Coachella Valley! Pools are listed in Palm Springs, Indio, Cathedral City, Palm Desert, and La Quinta. One La Quinta family has a backyard pool with a
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A small quake measuring 3.1 in magnitude struck this morning at 8:09. Some residents felt the quake, but there are no reports of damage. The epicenter was located some 11 miles West of downtown Desert Hot Springs. Be alert for minor aftershocks.
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Failing to meet certain key metrics in the state’s color-coded system for reopening, Riverside County will remain in the purple tier at least another week. Purple is the most restrictive tier, and indicates widespread coronavirus in the community. The next step in the four-tier framework is the red tier, which would allow for more indoor
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WHITEWATER, Calif. – Conservancy officials at Whitewater Preserve are seeing help to restore parts of the area that were burned by the Water Fire in August. “It did burn much of our wetlands, which is a very unique habitat– multiple species of endangered birds that we look after,” assistant manager Lucas Wilgers with Whitewater Preserve
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A convicted felon and two other men were charged today with murder and additional offenses for allegedly gunning down a former boxer and wounding two boys in an attack in Moreno Valley. Lee Albert Mooring, 32, Andre Dimitri Richee, 27, both of MorenoValley, along with 28-year-old Joseph Lewis Goldsmith of Riverside, are accused in the
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Containment on the El Dorado Fire has now gone over 50%. The fire has burned 16,490 acres since it first sparked up on Sept. 5. Cal Fire determined the fire was started by a smoke-generating ‘pyrotechnic device’ at a gender reveal party at El Dorado Ranch Park in Yucaipa. The San Bernardino National Forest Service
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A new round of funding for Riverside County small businesses impacted by the public health orders implemented in response to the coronavirus pandemic will come available Wednesday, with fewer limitations on eligibility to qualify for grants. The initial round of funding opened June 2 and ended on June 19, by order of the Board of
Continue ReadingOn university campuses, in public sector jobs, and government contracting, the policy called “affirmative action” could be coming back in California if voters approve Proposition 16. It would clear the way to for state and local governments, universities, and other public entities to grant preferences based on race, sex, color, ethnicity and national origin. Ward
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A Desert Hot Springs man accused of shooting his ex-girlfriend in the leg as she slept in her Palm Springs apartment must stand trial on attempted murder and other felony charges, a judge ruled today. Sergio Juan Marques, 41, was arrested about 6 1/2 months after the June 8, 2019, shooting at the Palos Verdes
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