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Highs will warm up as we move through this week, but we will still see some gusty conditions. A Wind Advisory is posted today through 6 p.m. for areas West of the Coachella Valley. The low pressure system that moved through over the weekend has shifted to eastward and will leave cooler than normal temps
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“We are back in springtime where we belong.” “March is our vibe.” “Players are fresh. They are excited, it’s the first combined 1000 event of the season. So you have the top me the top women. All heading out to the desert,” said Tennis Channel host Steve Weissman. Monday is the start of 14 days
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As the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues, several locals in the valley have taken it upon themselves to help the people of Ukraine. One of the latest local organizations pledging to help Ukraine refugees is the Mensch International Foundation. Steven Geiger is the group’s founder and he is asking for donations to help provide the
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This weekend, Congressman Raul Ruiz traveled to Poland to assess the humanitarian crisis brought on by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. He went as part of bipartisan Congressional Delegation to the Poland-Ukraine border. Ruiz was an Emergency Room doctor at Eisenhower Medical Center in Rancho Mirage before being elected to Congress. He is also trained in
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After a couple of stormy days, winds have calmed down around the Coachella Valley, but not for long. Northerly winds are expected to pick up early Monday morning. The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Advisory for areas just west of the Coachella Valley and along I-10 as far east as Desert Hot Springs.
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The Living Desert Zoo and Gardens celebrated its 29th Annual Zoobilee Gala on Saturday night. The gala is one of their major annual fundraisers. People got up close encounters with animals and got a chance to bid on items in silent and live auctions. Attendees enjoyed live music as well. The event will also honor Larry
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A peace vigil was held in Rancho Mirage at the Peace Labyrinth in support of the Ukrainian people and all who are experiencing war and violence. It was held by the Resources for Uncovering Wonder at 5:30 p.m. at 74245 Vía VailRancho Mirage, CA 92270. Several local residents came to the Peace Labyrinth to show
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The Coachella Valley Unified School District hosted a teacher recruitment fair to hire applicants from all subject areas. The district is looking for applicants who have a teaching credential or will be eligible for credentials for this next school year. Applicants for certain subjects can expect a $7,000 incentive if they’re hired. About 175 people registered for the recruitment fair and
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A woman and a two-year-old toddler are in the hospital after police said was a road rage incident that led to a rollover crash Friday afternoon in Cathedral City. The crash was reported at 1:50 p.m. on Varner Road at Bob Hope Drive after a crash. According to the Cathedral City Police Department, a vehicle
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A bar and grill in Palm Indio is joining in a boycott against Russian vodka. On Friday, Alex Haagen, owner of Tack Room Tavern, was joined by his staff as poured out their Russian vodkas. The store owners announced that they will stop selling Russian vodka in solidarity with the people of Ukraine. They said
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News Channel 3’s Peter Daut is going in-depth with one of the candidates vying to represent the new Coachella Valley district in Congress. At 29, Democrat Shrina Kurani would be one of the youngest members of Congress if elected and she believes her scientific background as a mechanical engineer would serve her well in crafting
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Olive Crest held their “Power of One” luncheon in Indian Wells. Emceed by News Channel 3’s Patrick Evans it was to celebrate 20 years of Olive Crest helping kids throughout the Coachella Valley. Its mission is to help families in crisis and prevent child abuse. People helped by the organization shared personal stories about how the organization helped turn
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Local high school students took the stage to compete in a Shakespeare competition in Palm Springs. Fourteen students from seven high schools took part in this regional competition. They performed well known sonnets by the bard. “I think that all the performances are doing great. And I wish them luck on all of their performances. And I hope
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Thirteen awardees were recognized at the FIND Food Bank’s Hunger Hero awards for their efforts in helping the food bank during the pandemic. “Every time we called they picked up the phone. The group that never asked for any kind of recognition, they only asked that we take the resources they were able to share,”
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La falta de aceras es un problema que el barrio ‘Carver Tract’ ha aguantado por casi medio siglo.
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A new contender for Riverside County is announcing his candidacy. Former Riverside County Sheriff’s Captain Michael Lujan is the first to challenge incumbent Sheriff Chad Bianco, who is running for his second term. “The reason why I’m running is to restore the integrity, honesty, and professionalism and leadership to the department to the Office of
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Jury deliberations have been ongoing in the Palm Springs quadruple murder trial for more than a week. Jose Larin Garcia is accused in the deadly shootings of four people in Palm Springs in 2019. News Channel 3 obtained communications between the jury and the judge during their deliberations, which could give key insight into what
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