A Las Vegas man suing Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco over the lawman’s statements that he believed the GOP activist intended to harm the former president called into the Board of Supervisors meeting Tuesday, saying he hoped the board would not “tie themselves to this corrupt” sheriff. “I keep releasing evidence to show that this
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The Palm Desert Area Chamber of Commerce is hosting the 60th Annual Golf Cart Parade this Sunday, October 27th. The theme of the parade is “Diamonds of the Desert.” The event offers fun for the whole family, including a kid zone, food vendors, beer gardens, and a marching band. The Golf Cart Parade begins at
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A judge ruled that a 19-year-old Indio resident suspected of fatally shooting a man in an apartment in his hometown must stand trial for murder. Jacob Matthew Alvin Vargas was also held to answer on Tuesday for one felony count each of burglary and being a convicted felon and narcotic addict in possession of a
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Authorities sought the public’s help today in locating an at-risk 49-year-old woman last seen in Banning. According to the Banning Police Department, Maria Daria Fuentes was last seen on Monday at approximately 2:30 p.m. near Hargrave Street and Ramsey Street. Officials described Fuentes as a 5-foot-tall Hispanic woman weighing 233 pounds with brown hair and
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DAP Health is hosting the official ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new affordable housing complex, Vista Sunrise II. The 61-unit affordable housing complex is located on DAP Health’s Sunrise campus. The apartments were built in cooperation between DAP Health and the Coachella Valley Housing Coalition thanks to a generous $2.5 million gift to DAP Health’s Vision
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The City of Indio is requesting community input on its plans for Jefferson Street improvements. The project runs along Jefferson Street between Avenue 38 and Varner Road. The city has three proposed projects, and it hopes to collect public feedback on bicycle and roadway improvements. Click here to learn more about the proposed projects. The
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A new high-tech interactive program landed at Colonel Paige Middle School in La Quinta. On Tuesday, a ribbon-cutting ceremony was held to celebrate the school’s new Garner Holt Animatronics & eSports Room. Officials with Desert Sands Unified School District said the animatronics would offer students hands-on experiences — including 3D printing, green screens, coding, and
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AP Sports Writer LOS ANGELES (AP) — Fernando Valenzuela, the Mexican-born phenom for the Los Angeles Dodgers who inspired “Fernandomania” while winning the NL Cy Young Award and Rookie of the Year in 1981, has died. He was 63. The team said he died Tuesday night at a Los Angeles hospital but did not provide
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Six students on a Coachella Valley Unified School bus were injured Tuesday just before 1:00 pm. Cal Fire says the bus was involved in a 3-car collision on Ramon Road near Bob Hope Drive in Rancho Mirage. According to Dr. Esparza from Coachella Valley Unified, who went to the crash scene, 6 out of the
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This year’s 47th Assembly District election is a re-match of 2022 which was decided by just 85 votes. Republican Greg Wallis faces Democratic challenger Christy Holstege. News Channel 3’s John White will profile the race, get the candidates reactions to each other’s ads, and take a deep dive into some of the allegations made during
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Two Massage Envy clinics in La Quinta and Palm Desert are set to open on Wednesday, October 23rd after closing last month. The two clinics were closed after the previous owner cited financial pressures, but a new owner has since taken over. Mike Kostura is the business owner taking over the franchises. He owns other
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The Coachella Valley Mosquito and Vector Control is warning valley residents that a rise in Dengue fever cases in Southern California is causing some concern. Both Los Angeles and San Diego counties have reported an increasing number of new cases of the virus. There are no reported cases of dengue in Riverside country. Dengue can
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The City of Banning is set to implement the Banning Re-Entry & Community Safety Project, a new nearly $7 million project aimed at reducing recidivism of formerly incarcerated individuals by addressing substance abuse and mental health disorders, homelessness, and other factors. Over a 3-year period, the project will provide a full wraparound service to about 900
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The Palm Springs Police are ramping up efforts to improve safety downtown, and part of that plan includes helping to solve the homeless problem along Palm Canyon Drive. “We kicked off a surge of officers and increased the number of officers, actually doubling the amount of officers downtown,” said Police Chief Andy Mills. “We have
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The Empire Polo Grounds in Indio was gearing up for ‘Magic of Lights’. The holiday event was in its third year. It was expected to feature dozens of light displays – made up of more than two million dazzling lights. In addition to a holiday lights experience, organizers said attendees could check out the Holly
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Today is the last day to register to vote in California, and College of the Desert is holding a voter registration and election fair event. The college’s Social Justice Club hosted the event at the amphitheater on the Palm Desert campus. Students flocked to the fair to directly ask questions to local leaders and candidates
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The election is in just 15 days and today is the last day to register to vote by mail or online in California. To check your registration status, go to vote.org. You can register to vote today online or by mail. If you want to mail in your registration, you need fill out a paper
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News Channel 3 and Walter Clark Legal Group awarded Ms. Alissa Cahill from Desert Ridge Academy with $777.77 to support her special education students. They will use the funds for their school-wide coffee cart, “Cool Beans.” Students can get hands-on experience in social skills and money management as they sell coffee to faculty. “We know
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Social media can be a space for inclusivity and connectivity, but it can also have it drawbacks. One local parent is raising concerns on what can be done to help schools better tackle social media misuse among students. PSUSD releasing a statement to families Friday: Dear PSUSD Families: We all share a commitment to helping
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The 3rd annual Pride on the Page festival took place Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the Palm Springs Cultural center. According to the organizers, “The festival features six panels of 25+ LGBTQIA+ and affirming authors and allies in conversation about their books and dynamic topics, book signings, a local authors table, typewriter
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