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Saturday marks National Learn to Swim Day. The day is observed every third Saturday of May to bring attention to the number of people that drown each year, especially children. Lifeguard Supervisor at Palm Desert Aquatic Center, Kenneth Cross shares, “There’s a lot more pressure to go into the water in the summer. And that
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The First Alert Weather Team has issued a First Alert Weather Alert today. Gusty west winds will blow sand and dust, likely reducing visibility and air quality. KESQ Here’s a look at some of the strongest winds in our area over the last 24 hours. KESQ A broad trough of low pressure is developing to
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The Veteran of Foreign Wars Post 3699 in Indio hosted a free medical and vision services clinic on Saturday to give back to the community. It was a one-stop-shop for free medical and vision care for anyone who needs it. Terry Gonzalez is an Imperial County resident who came to take advantage of the free
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One more game to cap off an energetic La Quinta baseball season. But this game means everything. On Saturday the Blackhawks will face Oaks Christian in the CIF-SS Division 3 Championship game at Cal State Fullerton. Checked in with @lqathletics ⚾️ before they leave tomorrow for @CIFSS D3 Championship game – and I asked for
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Strong winds are making their way through the Coachella Valley, and some businesses are making changes to work around the weather. The owner of a local roofing company tells me he’s planning to pause all projects this weekend because of the winds. The high winds continue to be an inconvenience for drivers and people hoping
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CVUSD y Desert Jet llevan un poco más de cinco años trabajando juntos para crear estas oportunidades para los estudiantes.
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A month after being notified that they won the St. Jude Dream Home, Jose Gonzalez and Mary Gonzalez of La Quinta saw their home for the first time. “Brings chills, you know, and it’s just unimaginable to win a home like this,” said Jose. The Gonzalez family walked through the doors for the first time of
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A new Riverside County Sheriff’s Department officer is patrolling schools in Coachella to deter kids from smoking and vaping. Officer Alma Fregoso, a new community service officer only weeks on the job, has been hitting schools across the city with students of all ages to educate kids about the detrimental health effects of smoking and
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Construction on College of the Desert’s Roadrunner Motors, an automotive repair and technology training center in Cathedral City, will cost nearly $3 million more than originally planned. The college’s Board of Trustees heard the latest update on the project during its board meeting Friday morning. Earlier COD budget reports pegged the total building cost at $18,800,000 dollars.
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With the high winds expected on Friday, it’s best to prepare yourself and take the necessary precautions around your home and when driving. Winds are starting to pick up across the Coachella Valley. Roadways in and out of Palm Springs still remain open, however, they could change at any time of the day. North Indian
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Indio has become the latest Coachella Valley city to allow cannabis retail. “If you go to some of our neighboring cities in the valley, you will find some of our residents inside of the dispensaries,” said Indio Mayor Waymond Fermon. Fermon said it’s been years in the making, since California legalized marijuana 6 years ago.
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Assistance is available in Riverside County for small businesses that were negatively impacted by the pandemic. The county’s economic department says it is important to apply as soon as possible as funds are limited. “La Casa de la Novia” in Indio is the family business of Maria Aceves. She says her small business had to
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While families wait for relief from the baby formula shortage, several organizations, businesses and hospitals are helping families feed their babies. JadaBug’s Kid Boutique in La Quinta is taking formula and breastmilk donations and supplying it to families in need throughout the community. The boutique continues to partner with About Families to point families to
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Hasta la fecha solo 2,000 solicitudes se han llenado.
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After a shortened 2021 season, Palm Springs Power is back in action for a full slate of summer games at Palm Springs Stadium. The @PSPowerBaseball are back in action full-time this summer! ⚾️💥Spoke with Manager @CaseyDill22 ahead of their summer start and I didn’t realize how much baseball history is here in the desert 🏜️Much
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We are continuing to take an in-depth look at mental health help in the desert. May is Mental Health Awareness Month. I-team reporter Karen Devine wanted to find out how the youth in the valley are coping while navigating the changes and challenges of the pandemic. And, to find out what resources are provided. “Everything
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El Centro Sector Border Patrol agents in coordination with a joint task force of various law enforcement agencies seized over $1.56 million worth of narcotics in three separate events over the weekend. The first incident occurred on Friday afternoon, at approximately 12:13 p.m. A joint task force obtained a warrant and searched a vehicle suspected of
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