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The USGS reports a 4.5 Magnitude earthquake shook an area near the Southwest portion of the Salton Sea Sunday afternoon. According to USGS, the quake was centered 10.5 miles Southeast of Ocotillo Wells at 3:07 p.m. at a depth of 6.2 miles. There were no immediate reports of damage or injuries. We have received a

It’s the perfect day to celebrate mom with flowers on Mother’s Day. News Channel 3’s Caitlin Thropay followed a flower delivery truck to see some of the special deliveries to some very deserving mothers. We started out at Rancho Mirage Florist, hopped in the delivery van and off we went to deliver flowers to well-deserving

It’s been three years since Audrey Moran and Jonathan Reynoso disappeared from the Coachella Valley. On May 10, 2017, Moran reportedly finished work at “Extra Space Storage” in Bermuda Dunes. She planned to meet Reynoso later that night. The couple has not been seen ever since. On Mother’s Day 2020, the Facebook group “Find Audrey

The Riverside County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a proposal that would rescind the county health officer’s ongoing orders in favor of aligning with Governor Newsom’s orders, which are less a little less strict. Board Chairman Manuel Perez and Supervisor Karen Spiegel originallyannounced the proposal, which would end requirements on socialdistancing, use of face coverings,

The Riverside County Board of Supervisors voted Friday to rescind some of the public health orders created at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic. This includes limitations on short-term rental homes and golf courses. Drawing the most controversy was the county not making face coverings and social distancing mandatory anymore, only a strong recommendation. Even

Indio Councilmember Waymond Fermon found Francisco “Chuy”, the 17-year-old street vendor featured in a video that went viral on social media earlier this week. Fermon and Francisco Francisco was featured in a video that spread around social media showing the aftermath of a woman verbally harassing Francisco along Avenue 42 on the border of Indio

Phase 2 of California’s reopening plan began Friday throughout the state. A variety of different businesses were able to open their doors back up, but with limitations. Interstellar Comic Books and Collectibles in Palm Springs was among the businesses that reopened, while it offered curbside service. “I can bring a few things out and show

Desert Ice Castle, the only ice skating rink in the Coachella Valley, will close its doors permanently, management announced on its website on Friday. The closure is effective immediately. Management cites the economic impact of the coronavirus as the reason for closing. “We would like to take this opportunity to thank our patrons and everyone