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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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We now know who won Coachella Valley St. Jude Dream Home giveaway! Jose Gonzalez of La Quinta is the winner of a brand new home in the Agua Dulce community in Desert Hot Springs. The home is built by GHA Companies and will have an estimated value of $470,000, the home will have five bedrooms,
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Some of the top women’s players in the world addressed the media on Tuesday at the Chevron Championship in Rancho Mirage. This is the final time the major tournament will be played at the Dinah Shore Tournament Course at Mission Hills Country Club before moving to Houston. Based on this picture, it appears the final
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Sunshine has returned following Monday’s Pacific storm. While rain mostly stayed to the west, we did see spotty showers reach as far east as Thermal. Here’s a look at some rainfall totals for the Coachella Valley and surrounding areas. KESQ A trough of low pressure still has some control over conditions in our area, allowing
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The investigation into Riverside County’s foster care and dependent adult programs following the mishandling of the Turpin children case is delayed due to bureaucratic hurdles, an attorney said on Tuesday. In Jan. 2018, authorities discovered the 13 Turpin siblings were held captive, abused, and tortured by their parents, David Allen Turpin, 59, and Louise Ann
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The murder trial for Lisa Vargas is moving forward. She’s the mother of unlicensed bail agent Fabian Herrera who forced entry into a condo and shot and killed a Palm Springs man last April. Vargas said she accompanied her son the night of the shooting as “back up,” despite not being trained or licensed as
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Last chance for tickets is at 4:45pm on March 29th. The live drawing for winner is at 6PM on NewsChannel3
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Palm Springs resident Michael Moser, 66, was identified as the victim in last Thursday’s deadly shooting at the Desert Hills Premium Outlet Stores in Cabazon. Riverside County Sheriff’s received a call on March 24 just before 7 p.m. that someone had been shot at the outlets. Deputies on scene located Moser and emergency crews attempted life-saving measures,
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A groundbreaking ceremony was held Tuesday morning to officially mark the next phase of construction for the CV Link. The Coachella Valley Association of Governments (CVAG) and the City of Palm Springs joined together for this event. The ceremony was held at 9 a.m. at Demuth Park in Palm Springs. The park is going to
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Gusty winds and a splash of rain marked yesterday tumultuous weather. Calmer today, but still breezy and cooler than normal. Winds will top out around 20-25mph. The storm brought lots of rainbows to valley skies. Viewers captured those and sent us them via share@KESQ.com. There was also a bit of fresh snow on the mountains.
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After one final leap into the Poppie’s Pond, the Chevron Championship will leap to Houston, leaving the valley after 51 years of hosting one of the most iconic and historic events in golf. Symbolic photo as the Dinah Shore Tournament Course says goodbye while Houston looks on, waiting to take over one of the most
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The incoming rain didn’t keep many tourists from changing their plans. It was a girls trip for Sarah Moran and her two best friends. “We’re from San Francisco. Like we want rain. Get away from the heat,” said Moran. “We’ve never been to Palm Springs and we’re like it’s fun, it’s a close flight– girls trip.” Already used
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El parque es una visión que nació a principios de los 2000 y en unas semanas se convertirá en una realidad.
Continue Reading New body camera video obtained by News Channel 3 is revealing more about the deadly April 2021 shooting of a Palm Springs man who police say was killed by an unlicensed bail agent. A shorter clip of police-worn body camera video was first released in September last year. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CM836RShZII It shows 33-year-old David Spann held
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A single mother and her two boys are out of a home after a fire destroyed most of their home Sunday morning in Indio. “My kids, my kids. I wanted to get them out.” Those were Maritza Cota’s first thoughts when she saw her sons’ room in flames. “He said mom, mom there’s a fire.
Continue ReadingEisenhower Health and Desert Regional Medical Center have gotten notable evaluations on the most recent Health Equality Index, which is conducted by the Humans Rights Campaign. According to the Human Rights Campaign website, “the Healthcare Equality Index (HEI) is the national LGBTQ+ benchmarking tool that evaluates healthcare facilities’ policies and practices related to the equity
Continue ReadingPalm Springs resident Michael Moser, 66, has been identified as the victim in last Thursday’s deadly shooting at the Desert Hills Premium Outlet Stores in Cabazon. Riverside County Sheriff’s received a call on Thursday, March 24 just before 7pm that someone had been shot at the outlets. Deputies on scene located Moser and emergency crews
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The Living Desert Zoo and Gardens kicked off its first Glow in the Park: A Spring Lantern Festival on Sunday. This event gives attendees the opportunity to learn about the importance of several animals and take photos of the whimsical displays. Throughout the zoo and gardens, there are dozens of illuminated animal and nature-scape lantern
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