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CA Senate passes bill that would restore public access to encrypted police radio traffic
The California State Senate passed a new bill that would require police agencies to restore public access to radio communications. In late 2018, valley law enforcement agencies encrypted their radio signals, blocking the public from hearing real-time updates on crimes, crashes and other matters of safety. “We believe that there’s a critical need for both
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Sheep Fire – 990 acres burned, 35% contained; All evacuation warnings/orders lifted
Update: Tuesday, June 14 The San Bernardino County Fire Department announced that the Sheep Fire is now 35% contained. #SheepFire (Tuesday Morning Update)➡️ 990 Acres➡️ 35% contained ➡️ Remain in unified Firefighters continue to take advantage of cooler temperatures and low winds. 300 firefighters are working on mop-up & containment lines. pic.twitter.com/GHbIweXnmD— San Bernardino County
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Windy and then warmer
A trough of low pressure has increased the onshore flow of winds through area mountains and the San Gorgonio Pass. A Wind Advisory has been issued by the National Weather Service through tonight at 10 p.m. for some of our more wind-prone spots. KESQ Gusty and dusty conditions can be expected through this evening, with
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Well In the Desert Unhoused Bike Program in Palm Springs
Eric Frankson is a Director on the Well In the Desert Board and he created a Bike Program to give unhoused individuals transportation here in the desert. Frankson believes that giving transportation to their clients gives them the ability to get around the city with hopes of helping them get back on their feet. Some
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Thousands of baby formula tins arrive in California
95,000 tins of baby formula were shipped to California on Sunday night to help ease the shortage families across the United States are seeing. This is part of “Operation Fly Formula”, a plan created by the Biden Administration. The formula was shipped from Melbourne, Australia from a company called “Bubbs Infant Formula”. The tins will
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How fire crews cope with the desert heat throughout the summer
High temperatures don’t come as a surprise to fire crews throughout the desert. Cal Fire Riverside was battling a fire west of Whitewater Sunday afternoon, you can read the full story here. Battalion Chief, Cody Wright, shares how his department battles the flames on days that are especially hot. “We request a lot of engines.
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Firefighters respond to structure fire near Whitewater
Fire crews with the Cal Fire Riverside Department worked to put out flames west of Whitewater. The fire engulfed an RV burning it to the ground and spreading flames to nearby vegetation. The fire burned about a quarter acre of the surrounding area. Chief Battalion Cody Wright said crews responded to a call around 2:06
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Wind Advisory in effect until Monday night
With the heatwave now behind us, what comes next? An approaching trough of low pressure will move inland, strengthening onshore flow. The gustiest winds will be felt over the mountains and desert. A Wind Advisory is now in effect until 10:00 p.m. Monday for gusts greater than 40 MPH. The rest of the low desert
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First Alert Weather Alert issued for excessive heat through Sunday
The First Alert Weather Team has issued a First Alert Weather Alert for excessive heat through Sunday, June 12th. Temperatures will climb above 110° providing the hottest days of 2022 so far. South Coast Air Quality Management District issued an Ozone Advisory ahead of the heatwave. “Elevated temperatures, which enhance ozone formation rates and increase
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Valley locals react to 6-year anniversary of Pulse nightclub shooting
6 years ago on June 12, 2016, a gunman opened fire at the Pulse gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida killing 49 people and hurting 53 others. In light of several recent mass shootings across the country, many people are taking the time to remember the lives lost in the Pulse shooting. David Weiner, the chair
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Palm Springs Power get back on track with a 14-8 win over Orange County Pirates
After losing two-straight, the Power bounce back with a 14-8 win over Orange County Pirates on Saturday night at Palm Springs stadium. Power Up! ⚾️ 💥 Summer desert baseball & triple digit heat 😮💨@PSPowerBaseball VS. Orange County Pirates Coverage at 10/11 ➡️ @KESQ! @PSCLbaseball22 pic.twitter.com/1N50X7bXKq— Bailey Arredondo (@BaileyKESQ) June 12, 2022 The Power’s offense got
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Local catering companies carry out events while dealing with extreme heat
The Coachella Valley continues to see dangerous heat above a hundred and ten degrees. Several event and catering companies throughout the valley are carrying on with events, and they’re making accommodations while they work in the extreme conditions. Executive chef and co-owner of Ruby and Snow Catering and Event Planning, Ashelanna Ruby, makes sure to
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March For Our Lives rally in Palm Springs
The Desert Stonewall Democrats hosted a March For Our Lives rally in support of gun control Saturday morning in Palm Springs. March For Our Lives is a nationwide effort by the survivors of the 2018 Parkland, Florida, school shooting to eliminate gun violence in the country. March For Our Lives rallies were held at the same
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Family friendly activities throughout the Coachella Valley keeping kids cool and safe
With the temperature only getting hotter, families throughout the valley are trying to stay cool. Our weather team has issued a First Alert Weather Alert for excessive heat through Sunday. Click here for our latest forecast and take a look at this weekend’s numbers. Families are tasked with keeping the kids busy and entertained, all
Continue ReadingInternational travelers will no longer need proof of negative COVID test to enter the U.S.
If you are flying internationally into the United States, you will no longer need to show proof of a negative coronavirus test before boarding your flights. One of the senior Biden administration officials said that they are ending one of the United State’s final pandemic-related travel mandates. The requirement will end at 12:01 a.m. Sunday,
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Instalarán cerca de 8 pies de alto en plantel escolar de CVUSD tras varios traspasos ilegales
El proyecto de la cerca tiene un precio de $156,000 mil dólares.
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