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A new billboard along Interstate 10 is renewing a call for tips from the public into an unsolved murder that happened in Palm Desert last year. 47-year-old Edward Snyder was shot around 10:30 p.m. on Nov. 11 in the area of Palm Desert Country Club – at Tennessee and Oklahoma avenues. The signage is the
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Leticia De Lara dice que continuará apoyando el bienestar de las comunidades
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The infamous moment between Will Smith and Chris Rock, distracted the world from several historical moments from this weekend’s Academy Awards. One of them being the three Academy Awards that the film ‘CODA’ received. The film brought in wins for best picture, best adapted screenplay, and best supporting actor for Troy Kotsur. Kotsur, is the
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A five-day event starting Thursday is giving people somewhere to experience immersive dining, shopping, and art experiences at the Kimpton Rowan Palm Springs. The event is called Palm Springs Escape, “Oasis of Tranquility, Artistry, and Design” and runs from Thursday to Monday. It kicks off with a Pixi Drone Show between 7 pm – 8
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Some local seniors who never thought they’d be able to see and experience parts of the world again got the chance to in a different way, and that’s through virtual reality. Eva Oravedz is living at a La Quinta senior living facility. She was diagnosed with partial blindness about a year ago. Her doctor said
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Thanks to a passing cool front to our North, highs will step down from the 89 we posted yesterday. The passage of that frontal zone will allow cooler air to drop into SoCal, shaving just a few degrees of the pace of yesterday. A stable ridge of high pressure moves in, and we can expect
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Wednesday was the final tune-up before first round action tee’s off tomorrow at the Chevron Championship. A five-million dollar purse on the line and the chance to be the last winner to jump in poppie’s pond. The Pro-Am and media press conferences headlined the day and resurfaced fond memories of what this tournament has meant
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A new pilot program for providing financial support for transgender and non-binary people is in the works in Palm Springs. Hoping to tap into millions of dollars in state funding to help LGBTQ homelessness and poverty, Palm Springs city council last week put up $200,000 toward researching and designing such a program. The city is
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El precio elevado de la gasolina en estos días está afectando a todo aquel que tenga un carro.
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Mostly clear skies will be with us after the sun sets at 7:05 p.m. Please send any sunset photos you take to share@kesq.com! Temperatures will steadily cool into the mid-70s around 9:00 p.m. with lows dropping into the upper 50s overnight. Temperatures will hem and haw over the next couple of days. Today was warmer
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INDIAN WELLS, CA – The Reserve Club honored recent World Golf Hall of Fame inductee Susie Maxwell Berning on Wednesday, March 30th during a speaking engagement featuring several of the four-time major champion’s friends (and former competitors) from the LPGA Tour, including Judy Rankin, Patty Sheehan, Pat Bradley, Betsy King, Sandra Haynie, and Sandra Palmer.
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A police pursuit ended with a stolen truck crashing into the fence of a Palm Springs home Wednesday morning. The Riverside County Sheriff’s Department told News Channel 3 the incident began at around 11 a.m. when deputies began following a stolen vehicle near Dillon Road and Palm Drive in North Palm Springs. Authorities said the
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As gas prices continue to increase, some are wondering if local school districts are having to adjust their budgets to accommodate for the surging expenses. Local school districts heavily depend on different vehicles and transportation services. Everything from school buses to maintenance and operation vehicles. Brian Murray is the assistant superintendent of businesses services for
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It’s the type of love story you think can only possibly happen in movies, except it happened to two former College of the Desert students. Peter and Jennifer Terhune were both 18-years-old when they started their first year at College of the Desert. Both of them were transplants to the area, so neither had any
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Winds have remained gusty through the morning, but will slowly ease into the afternoon. Highs will warm up nicely today, roughly ten degrees warmer than yesterday. We’ll see some partly cloudy skies tomorrow as a weak front drops into NorCal. Highs will fluctuate a little tomorrow, but return to warmer levels by Friday and into
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