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Gusty winds return today with cooler conditions this weekend
Mild conditions to start the day will give way to low triple digits again this afternoon. The Northern tear of the Jet Stream will ag into California and Nevada, causing some gusty winds across the region. Counties to our North, including LA, Kern and Inyo will be under Wind Advisories through tomorrow afternoon and evening.
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Cathedral City hosts its annual State of the City
Cathedral City hosted its annual State of the City on Thursday, in person, after being unable to the last two years. Mayor Ernesto Gutirrez led the event, alongside other city leaders. They discussed the successes and economic opportunities Cathedral City has had within the last year. Some of the discussions included a new hotel opening
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Palm Desert’s Brian Serven makes MLB debut for the Colorado Rockies in front of family
Welcome to the Show! Palm Desert High School grad Brian Serven made his MLB debut on Wednesday for the Colorado Rockies. It’s Serven Szn 😤Brian got the call & will be making his MLB debut today! #Rockies pic.twitter.com/p9gM81yAGb— Colorado Rockies (@Rockies) May 18, 2022 There’s truly nothing like making your MLB debut.Go be great, 6️⃣!
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Indio family remembers 20-year-old Bryan Barboza, who died in Twentynine Palms crash last week
An Indio family is remembering 20-year-old Bryan Barboza, who died in a crash in Twentynine Palms last week. Last Thursday, Barboza was driving home from work when he collided into the rear of a Caterpillar road grader. He died at the scene. The other driver was not injured. An investigation into the crash continues. He
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Artist repairs vandalism to longtime mural in Indio
About a year ago a mural in the city of Indio was vandalized. One of the main figures had spray painted numbers on his chest. The city’s council approved a restoration program that they will go periodically and repair any of the 19 murals that need repair and maintenace. The original artist Don Gray was
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Statue standoff: Judge rules Bogert statue can stay in front of Palm Springs City Hall, for now
A Riverside County judge ruled Wednesday morning that the statue of former Palm Springs Mayor Frank Bogert should remain unmoved from its location in front of City Hall until the case can be heard further. This is a victory for those protesting its removal. A group of people involved with Friends of Frank Bogert guarded
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Meet the Candidates: California’s 36th State Assembly District
The Primary election is fast approaching. One of the big races for State Assembly includes the redrawn 36th district. This year’s candidates include: Eduardo Garcia, Democratic, California State Assemblymember Marlon G. Ware, Democratic, University Professor/DirectorIan M. Weeks, Republican, Certified Financial Planner From left to right: Eduardo Garcia, Marlon Ware & Ian Weeks 36th State Assembly
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Wednesday: Weaker winds with warmer temperatures
Palm Springs reached a high of 100° Wednesday afternoon, 5° above average. The triple-digit heat will make for a warm evening around the Coachella Valley. Temperatures will cool just to 90° around 9:00 p.m. A trough of low pressure will develop to our north and begin to strengthen onshore flow. Temperatures will remain in the
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Palm Springs cyclist killed on cross-country ride honored at ‘Ride of Silence’
It is National Bike Month and local cyclists are taking to the streets in Palm Springs for a memorial ride in honor of cyclists who were killed or injured in collisions with cars. The Ride of Silence begins at 6:30 p.m. at the south entrance of Ruth Hardy Park in Palm Springs with a group
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Student Athlete of the Week – Dawson Janeski
This week we highlight Dawson Janeski. The engine of the Xavier Prep boys tennis team. Dawson came into high school knowing he wanted to compete on court. “I started in eighth grade actually. Right before high school and then have been playing ever since,” said Janeski. “Me and my mom went to the BNP a
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Coachella Valley cities face major risk of wildfire, new tool shows. Look up your address here
A new online tool allows you to see where your home stands at risk of wildfire, as well as flooding. Risk Factor, a tool provided by the First Street Foundation, a nonprofit research, and technology group, allows you to type in your city or zip code to see how many commercial/residential properties are at risk.
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Highs head toward triple digits again today
Yesterday we topped out at 98, pretty comfortable and only 3 degrees above average. We are heating up a little bit more today. This morning lows dipped well into the 60s for a comfortable start to the day. An upper level low pressure system is departing, followed by building high pressure which will aid in
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Local Links: Hokulia brings Hawaiian flavors to Coachella Valley
Hokulia Shave Ice brings Pacific Islander roots to the Coachella Valley in a way that can be satisfying during the hot summer months. Hokulia serves authentic Hawaiian shave ice, just as you would get in on the mainland said owner Simon Lam. What makes this shave ice different from others is the special “island way”
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