Ruthie Darling discusses her recent releases of children’s books
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Indian Canyon, Gene Autry Trail both reopen
Update 5/10/22 Palm Springs Police reopened Gene Autry Trail to traffic just before 9 Tuesday morning. N Indian Canyon Drive at the Whitewater Wash reopened late Monday. A spokesperson for the city of Palm Springs told News Channel 3 that winds had continued to create hazardous driving conditions on the road, prompting the overnight closure.
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Breezy and cool today
An area of low pressure to our North will continue to bring in some onshore winds through this afternoon and evening. Winds will not be as gusty as we saw over the weekend. We will continue to see breezy conditions through the evening hours. That low is is also keeping us much cooler than normal
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May 10 marked as National Fentanyl Awareness Day
Tuesday is the first-ever National Fentanyl Awareness Day after two senators led an initiative to bring more awareness to the issue. Senators Dianne Feinstein (D-California) and Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) introduced the Senate resolution to mark May 10 as National Fentanyl Awareness Day. This is because of the overwhelming number of overdose deaths the country has
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First Alert Weather Alert expires
Have you downloaded the ‘KESQ First Alert’ app yet? It’s FREE! Click here. You’ll stay up-to-date with the latest weather videos. In addition, be able to monitor the changing conditions from wherever you are!
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Clean up continues after gusty winds covered roads with sand
Clean up continues, after the gusty winds left sand and debris on streets throughout the Coachella Valley. The high speed winds caused low visibility over the weekend through Monday. In Cathedral City on Monday, the gusts knocked down a billboard off of Date Palm Drive near Vista Chino. And off of Landau Boulevard, the high
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Veteran group on nationwide trip on a horse-drawn wagon makes a stop in Palm Springs
A group of Veterans who are traveling coast to coast with a covered wagon made a stop in Palm Springs. The “Veterans Promise Kept” group were on the last leg of their “PTSD Ride” raising awareness of post-traumatic stress disorder. They stopped by Legion Post 519 in Palm Springs. The group came in from Missouri. This west
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En Coachella celebran la gran apertura de unos nuevos apartamentos económicos
El proyecto de viviendas económicas está valorado en más de $47 millones de dólares.
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Officials highlight future improvements at Palm Springs International Airport
There are changes underway at the Palm Springs International Airport, and officials say they are possible because of federal funding. Congressman Dr. Raul Ruiz toured the airport with PSP executive director Harry Barrett and Palm Springs Councilmember Dennis Woods. They talked about improvements to be made at the airport with the $17.2 million in federal
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New details in Cabazon outlet murder, teen pleads not guilty
A teenager accused of gunning down a Palm Springs man in an attempted robbery at the outlets in Cabazon was in front of a judge in court Monday. Reginald Trice, 18, pleaded not guilty to all counts, denying all allegations of his involvement in the killing. Trice’s relatives and attorney declined to comment. 66-year-old Michael
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Pueblo Viejo Villas housing development opens in Coachella
A key milestone in the redevelopment of an area in Coachella’s downtown was reached Monday morning with the grand opening of the Pueblo Viejo Villas. The development includes housing for more than 100 units and the city expects it to be fully occupied by June. Pueblo Viejo Villas, located on 6th Street, is part of
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Biden announces program offering discounted internet service
By AAMER MADHANI and WILL WEISSERT WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden announced Monday that 20 internet companies have agreed to provide discounted service to people with low incomes, a program that could effectively make tens of millions of households eligible for free service through an already existing federal subsidy. “High speed internet is not
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Cathedral City apartment complex roof damaged by strong wind
Some residents of a Cathedral City apartment complex tell News Channel 3 they are forced out of their homes after strong winds blew pieces of their building’s roof off of the structure. On Monday morning, large pieces of the debris were strewn across the property. MORE: Strong winds, blowing sand bring closure of Gene Autry
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COD baseball survives and advances in CCCAA playoffs
The College of the Desert baseball team is getting ready for the CCCAA Super Regional. On Saturday at Ted Hamilton field, COD needed to win back to back games to stay alive in the playoffs against Long Beach City. The Roadrunners won game two, 12-5, behind a grand slam from Rancho Mirage alum Spencer Dickinson.
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Coachella Valley Families celebrate Mother’s Day despite high winds
A high wind warning hasn’t stopped families from celebrating moms on Sunday. The 80 degree weather in the Coachella Valley made it an almost perfect day, but the winds caused families and restaurant owners alike to second guess their plans. Jerry Keller, owner of Acqua and Lulu California Bistro said, “Actually I was quite worried
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Palm Springs couple welcomes baby girl on Mother’s Day
Callie Johnson Reichle and her fiancé Anthony Hernandez just became parents at Desert Regional Medical Center in Palm Springs. Desert Care Network The Palm Springs couple welcomed a new baby girl- a Mother’s Day surprise. Baby girl Charolette Hernandez weighed 7 lb, 1 oz, entering the world at 3:24 a.m. on Sunday. Desert Care Network
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Local flower shop owners prepare for Mother’s Day while dealing with supply shortages
People are out and about doing their last minute Mother’s Day shopping, many of them stopping by local flower shops to pick up a gift for mom. We were able to speak with owners about the rush, along with the impacts of rising gas prices and supply strains. Sharon Gonzalez, the owner of Coachella Valley
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Rotary of Rancho Mirage hosts Kentucky Derby fundraiser
On Saturday at Revel Palm Desert, the Rotary Club of Rancho Mirage hosted a Kentucky Derby party in fundraising for multiple local organizations. “The fundraiser is for six projects here in the valley and also for the Ukraine disaster relief fund,” said Rotary President David Hammer. “We also have an internship program through College of the
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