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Update 11:30 p.m. We’re learning more about some of our local races. CLICK HERE TO CHECK OUT FULL ELECTION RESULTS Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco appears to be closer to being reelected to a second term. He has 58% of the vote with 14% of votes counted. If he gets 50% +1 of the total
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The Riverside County Board of Supervisors approved a partnership to bring the Date Festival back to Indio on an annual basis. On Tuesday, the board approved a five-year partnership with Pickering Events LLC to operate the Riverside County Fairgrounds in Indio. The agreement will bring back the Riverside County Fair & National Date Festival on
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Desert Water Agency customers are barred from using sprinkler or spray irrigation during daylight hours and restaurants must only serve water on request under restrictions unanimously approved today by its Board of Directors and taking effect immediately. The actions were enacted in response to Gov. Gavin Newsom and the State Water Board ordering water agencies
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El proceso de votación cierra a las 8 de la noche.
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A pet owner was arrested after allegedly leaving their dog inside a car while temperatures reached 102 degrees in Palm Desert. The Animal Service Officer, Rebekah Reyes said ” So when I arrived on scene, I noticed a truck with a lot of people around it and there was a dog inside the truck. All the
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A former Palm Desert High School baseball player is enjoying success at the NCAA Division II World Series currently underway in Cary, North Carolina. Izayah Alvarez, a senior at Point Loma Nazarene University in San Diego, is playing for the World Series title. The Sea Lions are the first team to collect two wins at the national
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An arrest has been made in the shooting death of a 32-year-old man last week in Coachella. Jose A. Molina, 32, of Coachella was shot in front of a house near Cairo Street & Shady Lane just after midnight on June 2. He was rushed to the hospital where he was prononced dead. On Tuesday,
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As we prepare for extreme heat in Coachella Valley, medical professionals are also readying for an influx of heat-related illnesses. Doctors say you can prepare by staying hydrated and out of the sun. Being aware of the symptoms of heat exhaustion and heat stroke will also help you be prepared. Heat-related illnesses should be taken
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June’s Coachella Valley Spotlight of $25,000 goes to Friends of the Desert Hot Springs Library. The organization strives to go beyond the pages. The Friends of the Library give people in the community, like library volunteers Charles Edmondson and his wife Pamela, a chance to be a part of something bigger than themselves. “This has
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Hotter than average temps will be the hallmark of the week, with record highs possible by the end of the week. Yesterday’s highs were already trending above the average of 101. Today we’ll likely be a degree or two above those numbers. A large swath of the Desert Southwest will be under an Excessive Heat
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