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Tickets are now on sale for the 2019 St. Jude Dream Home Giveaway in Coachella Valley. KESQ and St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital are raffling off a new house in Cathedral City for $100 a ticket. The proceeds go toward St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, which helps kids fighting cancer. Morning anchor Angela Chen highlighted

RIVERSIDE COUNTY, Calif. – Riverside County saw its first flu death this month. Healthcare providers are now urging people to get vaccinated. Dr. Euthym Kontaxis is the Emergency Medical Director at Eisenhower Medical Center. He says vaccinations are critical. “Sometimes when we have a particularly bad strain, we really regret the fact that people didn’t

The 4th annual Aging Positively Conference kicked off at the Joslyn Senior Center on Wednesday. The conference brought resources and information on the community along with 4 time gold medal Olympic champion, Greg Louganis, as the keynote speaker. Guest Speaker, Greg Louganis, also called the greatest diver in history raises awareness not only to the

September is officially Craniofacial Acceptance Month. Every year, advocates and families band together to help shed light and encourage the acceptance of those diagnosed with a rare disease that can cause facial distortion. One family that lives in the valley, has had to experience it first hand. 9-year-old Jordan Watkins has gone through multiple surgeries

The sound of a drilling operation is in the air at Mission Hills Country Club in Rancho Mirage, as Lynn Lowry watches and listens, just feet away, while standing in front of her condo. She says the drilling along Dinah Shore Drive, began Monday, with work crews starting their day Tuesday at 6:15 in the

Residents of the La Quinta Cove were evacuated from their homes as Riverside County Sheriff’s deputies engaged in a standoff late Wednesday, residents told News Channel 3. Residents called into the newsroom to report deputies surrounding a house near the intersection of Avenida Navarro and Calle Monterey. Deputy Robyn Flores, public information officer for the

The future of Well in the Desert in Palm Springs is no longer in question. The Palm Springs City Council voted unanimously to reauthorize its conditional use permit, allowing the organization to continue helping the homeless in the downtown area. “This is where they can come and get it all, they can get the shower

The review of the conditional use permit for the Well in the Desert facility and an update to the Downtown Park Project and are among the topics going before the Palm Springs City Council Wednesday night. Amid the city’s ongoing review process for recently submitted construction bids for the 67,500-square-foot Downtown Park planned in the