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Emmi Jacobus is a Desert Christian Academy senior standout on the volleyball court. She’s proven to be one of the valley’s top players, and her and volleyball were love at first sight. “Actually it was in 6th grade and I went to Desert Sports volleyball center down the street. It was a club and they
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Para muchos, el día del trabajador sirve como un recordatorio sobre las contribuciones de los inmigrantes al país.
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News Channel 3 is checking in with Indio Police to hear their recap on the three-week festival rush. Both Coachella Music and Arts Festival along with Stagecoach Country Music Festival took place on the Polo Grounds in Indio, over the past three weeks. Check Out: Indio PD: ‘No major concert-related incidents’ for Coachella Weekend 1,
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Valley conservationists are celebrating what they say is the largest acquisition of land in Coachella Valley History. In a deal that has been decades in the making, Oswit Land Trust announced the purchase of nearly 4,000 acres above Highway 111 in Palm Springs – a move that will protect land loved by both hikers and
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It’s been a warm day across the desert but cooler than what the weekend delivered. Clear skies will persist beyond the sunset, which is at 7:30 p.m. Temperatures will steadily cool into the low 80s around 9:00 p.m. There is a Wind Advisory to the north, around I-15 and I-40, until early Tuesday morning. Wind
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Sunday is the last day of Stagecoach Country Music Festival, marking the end of the three week festival rush in the Coachella Valley. It’s been three weeks of back to back festivals, welcoming music lovers to the Coachella Valley, and seeing filled festival grounds. Luke Combs is wrapping up the festival as the final headliner.
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At least one person died this evening when a big rig crossed westbound lanes to the eastbound side of the 10 Freeway in Blythe and went about 300 feet down an embankment. The crash was reported at 5:56 p.m. near the Wiley’s Well off-ramp, according to the California Highway Patrol. The driver of another big rig stopped to
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A front bearing down on NorCal will provide some gusty NW winds for the Valley last this afternoon and evneing. Some areas to our North are presently under wind advisories, but none of those covers the Coachella Valley. Winds here will reach 25-30mph but stay below advisory levels. Highs will continue to warm up this
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The City of Banning is trying to improve the living conditions for those staying at the homeless encampment right off the I-10 freeway while it works to build a new village to replace the old one. In March, those experiencing homelessness were asked to vacate a section of vacant private property on Williams Street after
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Winds are increasing through the San Gorgonio Pass Sunday afternoon. The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Advisory until 10 p.m. to account for gusty conditions. Blowing sand and dust is likely to continue during this time. Winds are expected to weaken through the overnight hours and increase again Monday evening. KESQ Lighter winds
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Although they did not get drafted, Coachella Valley natives Tayler Hawkins and Daniel Whelan will get a shot at making an NFL roster. The San Francisco 49ers have signed Hawkins and the New Orleans Saints signed Whelan following the conclusion of the NFL Draft. Hawkins, a 2015 grad of Palm Springs high school, had 62
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It continues to be a lively weekend in the Coachella Valley. This weekend marked the return of the White Party to Palm Springs. This year’s party is focused on celebrating the life of the White Party’s founder, Jeffrey Sanker, who passed away from liver cancer last year. We spoke to the White Party’s Executive Producer,
Continue Reading Air quality and visibility are both reduced across the Coachella Valley following previously strong winds. Air quality is considered ‘Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups’ for much of the west and central valley, with ‘Moderate’ air quality otherwise. Sensitive groups include children, older adults, and those with lung-related medical conditions. It’s best to stay in a well-ventilated
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Tamarisk Country Club hosted for the first time the 9th annual Rattler Scramble golf tournament benefiting Rancho Mirage high school athletics. “We are excited,” said tournament sponsor Barry Golden. “We have a hundred players and a hole in one for five thousand bucks. Woo Woo! We hope everyone enjoys the coming football season. We look
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Líderes locales y la activista Dolores Huerta celebraron el arranque de la primera fase del proyecto.
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The new Mecca Regional Sports Park will bring a new active green space to the area and bring more recreation opportunities for the community of Mecca. The community was invited to the park’s groundbreaking Saturday, April 30. Riverside County Supervisor V. Manuel Perez, the Riverside County Facilities Management Department, and the Desert Recreation District were
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Read With Me Volunteer Programs is a local non-profit that helps children in low-income, limited English speaking environments develop to their fullest potential by learning to read, comprehend and speak English. RWM volunteers typically provide more than 24,000 free hours of tutoring annually to develop students’ mastery of key foundational reading skills needed to read
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The long-awaited reconstruction of apartments in Coachella that will be able to house dozens of low-income families got underway on Friday. The apartment complex will be named after legendary activist Dolores Huerta, who was on hand to accompany local leaders in the traditional shoveling. Huerta celebrated her 92nd birthday earlier this month. She is the
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