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On Thursday, graduating students at College of the Desert had the chance to grab their tickets and pick-up their caps and gowns ahead of the 2022 commencement ceremony. More than 1,200 COD students will get their degrees and certificates on May 25. The college says it’s the largest graduating class in its history. Students say that they are
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A comic book chronicling the unique experiences of those living in the Coachella Valley is about to be released. On Friday, Alianza Coachella Valley will unveil the new locally-produced comic book, “How Did We Get Here?” The comic book is the culmination of a multi-year project of young leaders working in partnership. The goal is for
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News Channel 3’s Peter Daut is taking an in-depth look into what is called Long Covid, a medical phenomenon that is as real and extensive as it is uncertain and unpredictable. Long Covid can affect multiple systems and organs, including the brain and heart. Clues about the damage and causes are emerging, but right now
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Que conquistan la música sierreña así como el genero regional.
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Este es un proyecto de la organización Alianza del Valle de Coachella.
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Triple digits returned to the Coachella Valley this afternoon. Palm Springs peaked at 102° and Thermal topped out at 100°. It will be a warm evening with clear skies and breezy west winds. Sunset is at 7:33, and temperatures will cool into the upper 80s around 9:00 p.m. The ridge of high pressure will remain
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Joshua Tree National Park is gearing up for the grand opening of its new cultural center, which replaces a more than 60-year-old staple of the park’s infrastructure. Filled with the rich history of native tribes, the new cultural center in Twentynine Palms is a product of the massive growth the park has recently seen, park
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More than 500 elected officials and leaders from throughout Southern California gathered in Palm Desert. The two day conference is focused on the challenges and opportunities ahead for the region. Southern California Association of Governments addressed a variety of pressing issues throughout the area. SCAG’s, Executive Director, Kome Ajise tells me why it’s important to
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In honor of the surviving family members of fallen soldiers of the Coachella Valley, the City of La Quinta has confirmed the design of a new Gold Star Family Monument that will be erected in the Civic Center Campus. City of La Quinta The significance of the location has ties to the 9/11 and Veterans
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A ridge of high pressure will control the weather for the next few days, taking highs into the lower 100s. We will continue to see dry and hotter than normal conditions through the period, with dew points in the 20s and 30s. That means your evaporative coolers will be very efficient. Highs today should top
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Update: 5/5/22 39-year-old Tiffany Ellen Wright, 39, the woman accused of selling fentanyl has been charged with one count of murder. Tiffany Ellen Wright Full Details: Murder charge for Palm Desert woman accused of selling fentanyl that led to man’s death Original Report 5/4/22 Loved ones are remembering a Palm Desert resident Cameron Bridges, 32,
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High temperatures in the upper-90s were recorded across the Coachella Valley on this Wednesday afternoon. Humidity will remain low along with light winds through the night. With a ridge of high pressure settling over the Desert Southwest for the next couple of days, temperatures are headed on an upward trajectory. Triple digits join for the
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The first week of May brings us a stacked schedule of high school playoffs. Multiple sports across multiple days. Aztecs cruises by Canyon, Yucca Valley moves on Palm Desert won their first round match 12-6 over Canyon. No. 1 singles Eduardo Gonzalez and No. 1 doubles Dilen Kakar/Jake Presser won all three of their matches.
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California is working to help residents interested in becoming homeowners. The state launched a program last month to allow first-time home buyers to borrow a down payment at 0% interest. The Forgivable Equity Builder Loan Program will help buyers with a loan of up to 10 percent of a home’s purchase price. It is offered
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A benefit concert at the Purple Room Supper Club in Palm Springs raised $28,000 for UNICEF direct aid to Ukraine. The event was held on Monday, which two hours of entertainment, including performers from Ukraine, a silent auction, food & drinks. Robin Richardson Miller & Ron Richardson organized the event. “We have so much local
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In the leaked Supreme Court draft opinion, Justice Samuel Alito said quote “Nothing in this opinion should be understood to cast doubt on precedents that do not concern abortion.” However, local LGBTQ+ advocates are not convinced. “What I’m most worried about is that the court is setting a precedent that we don’t have a federal constitutional right
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