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Taste of Jalisco makes its return to Cathedral City
The 6th Annual Taste of Jalisco Festival will be returning Friday, with several foods, entertainment options, and tequila tastings. The festival is a celebration of the 25-year sister city relationship between Cathedral City and Tequila, Jalisco in Mexico. You can enjoy free admission for access to the carnival, vendor market, the auto show on Saturday.
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Near-record heat expected again today
Yesterday the highs were squarely in the mid-80s but today will be warmer. Warm air lingering along the coast will bring us one of the hottest days so far. A Heat Advisory covers much of SoCal today, stretching from the pass to the coast. The record for Palm Springs is 90 today, and 88 a
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Palm Springs featured in Super Bowl ad starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek
You may see a familiar scene while watching the Super Bowl this Sunday February 13 at 6:30 p.m. as the Cincinnati Bengals face off against the Los Angeles Rams at SoFi Stadium. A new BMW commercial promoting its new iX SUV electric vehicle will air during the game, and it was filmed in the Coachella
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Man shot in Palm Springs
The Palm Springs Police Department is investigating a shooting in the northern part of the city. Police confirmed that one person has been shot. The extent of their injuries remains unknown at this time. The shooting happened on the 400 block of W Palm Vista Drive at around 9:15 p.m. According to Lt. William Hutchinson
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Super Bowl Experience ‘NFL’s interactive theme park’ held in DTLA
Super Bowl Sunday steals the show this week, but the Super Bowl Experience is a one-stop shop for fans to participate in a multitude of festivities. Highlights of the day ⬇️ @KESQ#SuperBowl bringing together fans from all across the country here to Los Angeles. Kids, adults, don't matter! It's for the love of the game!
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Dining Decks Around the Desert: Some remain better than others when it comes to safety
Some dining decks around the Coachella Valley remain safer than others nearly three months after our first I-Team report on curbside dining options. A lot of people will be heading out for a nice meal this Valentine’s day. But a continuing I-Team investigation reveals dining decks being used, even fully approved by local cities, that
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Los aficionados del fútbol americano se preparan en la Super Bowl Experience de Los Ángeles
Luces brillantes, pantallas gigantes , y un campamento de entrenamiento de la nfl. Elementos que le darían la sensación a cualquiera que se están preparando para el juego de fútbol más importante de la NFL, Super Bowl 56. El traje que llevó Lady Gaga para su espectáculo de medio tiempoEl espectáculo de medio tiempo establecido
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DSUSD, COD students build tiny home to ‘rethink housing’
It’s a tiny home – that’s making an even bigger impact. “Some of them have never even held a hammer and then to build something like this, help build something like this.. It’s just amazing,” said Bert Bitanga, professor of architecture at College of the Desert It’s all thanks to a couple of students who
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Feeling the heat for days to come
The heat is on! Palm Springs peaked at 85° this afternoon, 12° above average. A ridge of high pressure over the west coast is aiding in our temperatures climbing into unseasonable territory and relief is still days away. A Heat Advisory remains in effect for the Inland Empire, all the way to the coast, through Sunday afternoon.
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Citibank in Palm Springs robbed at gunpoint, suspect on the loose
Police are searching for a suspect in an armed bank robbery in Palm Springs. The robbery happened at the Citibank on the 1600 block of E Palm Canyon at around 4 p.m. The suspect is described as a Hispanic male, who was wearing a black hat, multi-gray gator mask, grey long shirt, blue jeans. Police
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Defense expert disputes prosecution blood spatter report in Palm Springs quadruple murder trial
A defense expert testifying Thursday in the trial for quadruple murder suspect Jose Larin Garcia said there were “some inaccuracies” in a prosecution blood spatter report. Randolph Beasley, a forensic consultant and crime scene re-constructionist testifying for the defense, gave testimony that disputes analysis by the prosecution’s blood stain pattern interpreter, Craig Ogino. Ogino looked
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Riverside County reports 2065 new cases, 25 deaths, and 20 fewer COVID hospitalizations since Wednesday
Hospitalizations Riverside County’s COVID-19 hospitalizations continue to drop off. Since Monday’s report, the county has 20 fewer patients in the hospital with COVID-19. The county now has a total of 601 COVID hospitalizations. It remains at its lowest amount of patients since Jan. 4, 2022. The downward trend of hospitalizations really started to kick off
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Local former shelter dog picks Super Bowl winner
A former Riverside County Animal Services shelter dog, Molly, thinks she knows the winner of the big NFL game set for Sunday in Los Angeles. Two bowls of food were set up in front of Molly, giving her the option to choose between the L.A. Rams and the Cincinnati Bengals before the two teams face
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Warm and windy today
A High Wind Warning (formerly a Wind Advisory) for the Inland Empire will expire at 4 p.m. today, but it will remain gusty through the early part of the day. You can see that the Warning runs right along the edges of the Valley. The broader view shows not only the High Wind Warning but
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