Check out ‘A Night to Remember 2,’ an event benefiting the Alzheimer’s Association of the Coachella Valley
Find more information at antr2.givesmart.com
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Find more information at antr2.givesmart.com
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The Alzheimer’s Association in the Coachella Valley has been serving the desert community for more than 24 years. It will be hosting a fundraising event on April 16th. The event would not be possible without community partners who are dedicated to uplifting the organization’s mission. Bob Thistle, a resident of Segovia in Palm Desert, has
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The winds of yesterday were a force to be reckoned with! Lizette Munoz sent in this photo of her daughter’s car, under a tree downed by the wind. Wind speeds were impressive throughout the day and overnight. The blowing sand and dust reduced air quality yesterday, but it’s recovering today. Wind Advisories and High Wind
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The La Quinta City Commission is meeting Tuesday to continue the conversation on whether or not the proposed La Quinta surf park will get the green light. The commission last met on March 22 where it heard from both sides on why the surf park should, and should not be built. After seven hours of
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The First Alert Weather Team has issued a First Alert Weather Alert Day today through early tomorrow in anticipation of dangerous winds. Strong winds could result in dangerous travel conditions, blowing sand, downed trees, and possible power outages. The National Weather Service has issued a High Wind Warning for the Coachella Valley through 5:00 a.m.
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The Palm Desert Charter Middle School finished just outside the top 10 in the WGI Color Guard World Championships! The school’s color guard team finished 11th out of 140 teams after they performed over the weekend in Ohio. PDCMS made history that weekend, being the only middle school team competing against the best high school teams from
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A retired Palm Springs police officer was honored for his bravery when he disarmed a man believed to have a gun. The incident happened back on the morning of December 13, 2021. Pete Rode was at the Starbucks on Palm Canyon Drive in downtown Palm Springs when he saw a man waving a what looked
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Todo el valle de Coachella inició la semana con intensos vientos.
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Gusty winds and blowing sand have been sweeping through the Coachella Valley on Monday. It’s caused road closures, forcing drivers to take alternate routes to get to their destinations. Some travelers have had no choice but to stop on the side of the road or at gas stations to wait out these winds. “We actually
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The city of Desert Hot Springs is planning a rebranding campaign to change its image, and bring in more activities for residents and tourists. The city has hired Palm Springs designer, Tracy Turco, to create the designs to be used in signage, maps, website materials and more. Turco told News Channel 3’s Peter Daut, “This
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Strong winds throughout much of the Coachella Valley typically mean road closure for many, but for residents in the parts of the east valley, it has meant days without power. Over the past few years, strong winds have knocked down dozens of power poles throughout the area. There were two major instances within the past
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It’s been a long battle for better pay, benefits and safety among SoCal grocery store workers. Some grocery store workers will vote this week on proposed agreement, after alleging ‘unfair labor practice’ violations. Last week, a tentative agreement was reached in negotiations between the union representing SoCal grocery workers and stores including Stater Brothers, Ralphs,
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Cal Fire Riverside County reported a house fire in Palm Desert early Sunday morning. It happened just south of Fred Waring off of Portola Avenue and was reported at 5:27 a.m. Residential Structure Fire in Palm Desert RPT @ 5:27 AM – 44300 Blk Lingo Ln. Firefighters are on scene of a fire involving a
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Another warm day across the Coachella Valley resulted in temperatures like these around 3:30 p.m. Saturday. KESQ High pressure has dominated the forecast over the past week, resulting in unseasonably warm conditions. Change is set to arrive over the next few days, as low pressure moves across the west coast, increasing winds and bringing cooler
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FIND Food Bank is already putting the donations from their telethon to work. Using the money to support food distribution sites like the one at Agua Caliente Elementary School Saturday morning. https://youtu.be/XWBi4AiQb5Q More than 250 households lined up to receive fresh fruit, vegetables, and meat. The site is one of the 150 distribution sites in
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The 10th Annual Autism Walk & Resource Fair was hosted by the Autism Society Inland Empire at the Civic Center in Palm Desert. April is National Autism Awareness Month. The Autism Society Inland Empire “Autism Walk & Resource Fair” is the Inland Empire’s largest Autism event for local resources. There was a 5k Walk/Race and
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Thanks to the community, we were able to raise more than $251,000 to fight child hunger during 12th annual FIND Food Bank Telethon. Summer will be difficult for families facing hunger. Budgets tighten while the desert’s economy slows. Kids are home and missing meals they would normally get at school. Neighbors may have to choose
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