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New data published this week by the California Department of Justice shows big differences from county to county in the number of concealed carry licenses that have been issued. After the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Americans have the right to carry hidden handguns outside of their home, local gun rights experts are expecting to see
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Winds continue to pick up in the evening hours on Friday and Saturday. Peak gusts for wind-prone areas could be upwards of 40 mph. Winds continue to carry much cooler air into the Coachella Valley, making for mild conditions over the holiday weekend. Here’s a look at how winds could shape up around 6 p.m.
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Ayer en una entrevista hablo Shinna Camacho una madre de cuatro niños quien se recupera en el hospital ya que le amputaron las dos piernas y le pusieron un reemplazo de cadera ya que resulto herida el pasado 18 de junio cuando estaba en la entrada de la cochera de su casa en Desert Hot
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La policía de Indio realizó el decomiso de cientos de fuegos artificiales ilegales durante una parada de tráfico, además incautaron cuatro pistolas, varias cajas de balas, $14 mil dólares en efectivo y varios paquetes de marihuana. Pero en el reporte no especificaron en que área de la ciudad fue el operativo y tampoco dijeron a
Continue Reading In just a blink of an eye, Shinna Camacho’s life was changed forever. “I never saw it coming. I was facing the opposite way.” On June 18th, Shinna Camacho was grabbing something from a friend’s car. “Two of my kids, they saw what happened. The other ones weren’t there. The two girls weren’t there but
Continue Reading Here we go! Wrapping up the month of June with a high temperature of 112° in Palm Springs. The average high for the date is 107°, so just above normal to close out the month. Looking back at the month as a whole, the average high is about 106°. Clear skies and a breezy west
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There’s a new law in California that will change how you throw out your trash – and it starts for some here in the valley Friday. In Palm Desert, the first phase of new composting rules are being rolled out ahead of a July 1 start date – bringing changes people’s trash bins, and even
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The lack of consistent access to clean water is an issue that many people in the east valley deal with daily, but on Thursday, the concerns are getting the attention of a federal official. Congressman Raul Ruiz, M.D. (CA-36) and U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development Under Secretary Xochitl Torres Small toured several areas
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The 1994 Northridge earthquake killed nearly 60 people and injured more than 9,000. The 6.7 magnitude quake destroyed or severely damaged tens of thousands of homes, apartments, and businesses, making it one of the costliest natural disasters in U.S. history. In addition, eleven hospitals suffered structural damage or became unusable. Not only were those hospitals
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Low pressure continues to dominate the current forecast, increasing westerly winds and filtering cooler air into the valley. Peak wind gusts tonight between 30-40 mph will be possible, with occasional stronger winds for areas that typically see more wind than others. Here’s a look at how winds may strengthen by 6 p.m. KESQ Conditions remain
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The city of Palm Springs announced that We Are One United, a local Palm Springs-based nonprofit, recently received a $2.1 million grant this month from the California Board of State and Community Correction’s Violence Intervention grant program. In October 2019 Governor Newsom signed the Break the Cycle of Violence Act with the purpose of improving
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El vocero del hospital Einsehower de Ranco Mirage informó que atendieron a un hombre de 60 años y que están a la espera de los resultados de los análisis que se le practicaron ya que posiblemente tiene la viruela del mono porque presenta todos los síntomas, pero no requirió hospitalización por lo que este podría
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Ayer se presentó en corte Joshua Lamar quien fue arrestado el viernes de la semana pasada cuando agentes de la patrulla fronteriza le ordenaron detenerse mientras manejaba su auto sobre la I-10 y la calle Golf Center Parkway en Indio. Al inspeccionar el vehículo un perro entrenado olfateó el cargamento de droga que estaba escondida
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Palms Springs Police Chief Andrew Mills recently shared his thoughts on what it means to be a leader in law enforcement, as the fall out continues from the mass shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas. Chief Mills’ blog post examines the insufficiencies he believes contributed to the botched response at Robb Elementary on
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Thursday, June 30th marks the last day for employees at RI International Mental Health Urgent Care in Palm Springs. Peer Support Specialist, Jessica Hurst, has been with the company for almost 4 years. “I felt violated, I felt used, I felt like I didn’t matter. That none of us mattered to this company. That we’re
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The Plaza Theatre in downtown Palm Springs is inching closer to its fundraising goal for a multi-million dollar restoration of the 1936 landmark. The project received a $2.5 million allocation in the state’s budget plan that’s awaiting final approval Thursday. After a $5 million contribution from TV producer and Palm Springs resident David Lee, and
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