Video

A multi-vehicle crash left one car on its roof Monday afternoon in La Quinta. The crash happened on the intersection of Blackhawk Way and Adams Street at approximately 3:52 p.m. A total of four vehicle were involved in the crash. One ended up on its roof, another crashed into a nearby fence. The Riverside County

It’s getting close to that time of year when many choose to say “I love you” through a beautiful bouquet of flowers. However, if you’re ordering flowers, you need to get ready to likely spend more money on that special someone this Valentine’s Day. Jordan Hall owns Palm Springs Florist and he said supply shortages

Willie’s Modern Fare is planning on opening its doors later this month, but not before the owners host a fundraiser for the Children’s Discovery Museum. On February 18, you can expect the smell of European Cusine to start filling the air at Willie’s Modern Fare. “We took what we thought was a very dark closed

The organization Love Local CV is kicking off the new year with a street fair event at Southwest Church. There will be 80 local businesses at the street fair showcasing products and services. Also, businesses from around the Coachella Valley will partner with the community to drop off nonperishable food items to be donated to

Veterans who love baseball are getting the chance to transition to the diamond. The California Winter League has a partnership with the Wounded Warrior Umpire Academy, which teaches veterans how to umpire.  They served our country and now continue their service on the baseball field.  “I was hit by an IED. I was pronounced dead three

After years in the making, Lift to Rise has launched an online portal tool which allows people to see development progress on affordable housing projects throughout the Coachella Valley. “Affordable housing developments that are in various stages of planning, some may be entitled, some may have some funding, some may just be conceptual,” Co-Chair of

Plans for a new surf resort are moving forward in Palm Desert after development delays and pandemic-related changes. Developers say it could only be a couple more years before people can hit the waves at DSRT Surf, a new $200 million dollar surf resort that got unanimous city council approval last week. A 7-million-gallon surf