Light breezes graced the Valley overnight, despite a Wind Advisory covering a large swath of SoCal to our West. That Wind Advisory for the San Gorgonio Pass and Inland Empire was extended until 8 p.m. this evening due to continued gusty offshore winds. High pressure is building into the region, which will keep us sunny,
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The Palm Springs Chamber of Commerce hosts a concert series that started on Wednesday, where several tribute bands will play. The concert series will be taking place at the new Palm Springs Downtown Park’s amphitheater. The park is located at the intersection of Museum Drive and Belardo Road. People who want to attend are being
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Much calmer winds today than we saw yesterday, when gusts climbed into the 40mph range. Today a Wind Advisory will go into effect for the mountains, pass, Inland Empire and Coastal areas, but the bulk of the Valley will not be included in that advisory. Desert Hot Springs and North Palm Springs could see gusty
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The First Alert Weather Team has issued a First Alert Weather Alert today until 7:00 p.m. for strong offshore winds. The strength of these winds will cause travel issues, reduce visibility, blow lightweight, unsecured objects away, and potentially lead to power outages and poorer air quality. Here’s a glance at some of the strongest wind
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For tickets and more information, visit: https://www.psmuseum.org/events/black-history-month
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Palm Desert is taking steps towards putting a measure on the November ballot asking residents if the city should move to five voting districts or remain with the current two. So why is this happening? News Channel 3’s Peter Daut spoke with Palm Desert Mayor Jan Harnik to learn more.
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We’re taking an in-depth look at a local non-profit that helps to solve crimes. Valley Crime Stoppers has been instrumental in solving many crimes in the valley. News Channel 3’s Peter Daut spoke with the organization’s president, Greg Hough about how it works. You can reach Valley CrimeStoppers at 760-341-7867. Tips can remain anonymous and you
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A chilly start to our Monday as first thing this morning temps dropped deep into the 30s in the East Valley. A ridge of high pressure is retreating to the East and that will allow more onshore flow and increasing clouds moving in off the Pacific throughout today and overnight tonight. We’ll continued to see
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Winds still remain the main focus of the forecast through tonight and into tomorrow for portions of SoCal. Wind Advisories and Warnings remain in effect for areas adjacent to the Valley. DHS and North Palm Springs remain under that advisory until 10 p.m. Winds are quite strong through the pass, but have been fairly benign
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Riverside County District Attorney Mike Hestrin is asking voters to focus on his public-safety record in light of recent criticisms from his opponent, Superior Court Judge Burke Strunsky in an interview with Peter Daut earlier this week. Hestrin joined Peter Daut for an in-depth interview.
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Gusty Santa Ana Winds will return to the region this evening, lasting through Saturday in parts of the Southland, and that has prompted some advisories and warnings. A Wind Advisory covers areas from DHS all the way to Ventura County, and a High Wind Warning will go into effect tonight and last through Saturday for
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California has made improvements when it comes to tobacco control in the state, but a new report from the American Lung Association says Riverside County and the Coachella Valley, have some major improvements to make. None of the valley’s nine cities received a passing grade when it comes to their tobacco control and all of
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The newly named Acrisure Arena in Thousand Palms continues to move forward. On Wednesday, officials revealed the arena’s name and revealed other plans as completion nears. Check Out: Coachella Valley arena will be named the Acrisure Arena Acrisure, a Michigan-based financial services company, agreed to a 10-year naming rights deal with developers Oak View Group.
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Winds of yesterday were breezy, but eased in the overnight allowing the Wind Advisory for the Inland Empire and San Bernardino mountains to expire ahead of schedule. We clocked winds near 25mph in Palm Springs. Wind Advisories expired earlier today, but the National Weather Service has issued a new Advisory for late Thursday into Friday
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Coachella Valley residents will join others worldwide this Thursday in remembering holocaust victims. A local observance will be held this Thursday starting at 1:00 p.m. at Palm Desert’s Civic Park. Organizers say this year’s ceremony will be especially meaningful in light of recent anti-semitism. News Channel’s Peter Daut spoke with the director of the “Mensch
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The organization “Safe Schools Desert Cities” works to empower local LGBT youth, offering scholarships and financial assistance awards. News Channel 3’s Peter Daut spoke with the organization’s president, Eric Ornelas, about the work they do. To learn more visit: https://www.safeschoolsdc.org/
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A mild and partly cloudy morning will give way to gusty offshore winds later this afternoon, with winds here in the Valley expected to reach 20-30mph. Because of the potential for significant winds, a Wind Advisory will go into effect at 4 p.m. lasting through 10 a.m. tomorrow for the Inland Empire, the San Gorgonio
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Construction began on Monday on a pipeline project in Indio affecting traffic on Miles avenue. The 3,700-foot long water pipeline is being constructed on Miles Ave from Monticello Avenue to Sedona Drive with completion expected in March. The goal of the project is to increase water pressure in the area. The project was originally slated
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Riverside County Superior Court Judge Burke Strunsky announced he plans to challenge incumbent County District Attorney Mike Hestrin in the upcoming election. Strunsky says the county is facing a “public safety crisis,” and accuses Hestrin of mismanaging a ballooning budget of taxpayer dollars. Strunsky has served as a judge at the Justice Center in Indio
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Posting a final round of 64 to shoot (-23), Hudson Swafford takes home The American Express for the second time here in the desert. A winner in 2017, Swafford shot a 66 and 64 over the weekend to secure the title. Swafford was electric down the stretch scoring an eagle on 16 and birdie on
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