The Palm Springs Police are ramping up efforts to improve safety downtown, and part of that plan includes helping to solve the homeless problem along Palm Canyon Drive. “We kicked off a surge of officers and increased the number of officers, actually doubling the amount of officers downtown,” said Police Chief Andy Mills. “We have
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After a beautiful and extremely comfortable weekend, we are tracking a warmup this week. Temperatures today are very mild, but noticeably warmer than over the weekend. That trend will continue over through midweek as temperatures rise back to the upper 90s. We continue to track dry conditions as well. Speaking of dry weather, we are
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Today is the last day to register to vote in California, and College of the Desert is holding a voter registration and election fair event. The college’s Social Justice Club hosted the event at the amphitheater on the Palm Desert campus. Students flocked to the fair to directly ask questions to local leaders and candidates
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The election is in just 15 days and today is the last day to register to vote by mail or online in California. To check your registration status, go to vote.org. You can register to vote today online or by mail. If you want to mail in your registration, you need fill out a paper
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Social media can be a space for inclusivity and connectivity, but it can also have it drawbacks. One local parent is raising concerns on what can be done to help schools better tackle social media misuse among students. PSUSD releasing a statement to families Friday: Dear PSUSD Families: We all share a commitment to helping
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After a weekend of sunny and comfortable weather, we’re starting to warm back up a bit. Highs will climb into the lower 90s, only a couple of degrees above normal. High pressure building in across the Desert Southwest will increase temps through midweek, with highs stabilizing in the mid-to-upper 90s for much of the week.
Continue ReadingOver two dozen LGTBQ+ and affirming authors turned out Sunday for the Palm Springs Public Library Foundation’s third annual “Pride On The Page” festival. The free full day festival brought together local and national authors in a series of panels to discuss topics of LGBTQ+ representation in media, humor and pain. Attendees also enjoyed book
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The 3rd annual Pride on the Page festival took place Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the Palm Springs Cultural center. According to the organizers, “The festival features six panels of 25+ LGBTQIA+ and affirming authors and allies in conversation about their books and dynamic topics, book signings, a local authors table, typewriter
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We have a beautiful Sunday evening on tap as we round out the weekend! Temperatures have remained a touch below average, conditions are dry, and winds are calm. In the week ahead, though, expect the return of warmer temperatures. FutureTrack is showing our wind gusts below 15 mph across the valley overnight and into tomorrow
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In the Coachella Valley, days are getting shorter as sunset times gradually shift earlier. As of mid-October 2024, sunset occurs at approximately 6:07 p.m., with daylight lasting about 11 hours and 16 minutes each day according to Time and Date. As darkness falls earlier, many people may experience a shift in their mental health according to experts. Dr.
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Earlier this week, News Channel 3’s Peter Daut shared his experience aboard the USS Somerset, and highlighted some of the training. He also took an in-depth look at the warship’s namesake, and its connection to United Flight 93. Poignant reminders of Flight 93 can be found throughout the Somerset: on every deck there are photos,
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Halloween candy, costumes and decoration prices are high for families this year due to inflation. Consumers are expected to spend $11.6 billion on Halloween this year, with shoppers planning to spend an average of $104 each, according to a National Retail Federation survey. News Channel 3 spoke with people who said they are noticing higher
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The playoffs are here for both girls volleyball and flag football. Nine teams in volleyball and four teams in girls flag football all look to claim the title. Here is a look at the schedule. THURSDAY, OCT 24 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL – Xavier Prep at Bishop Amat (Division 4), Newbury Park at Desert Christian Academy (Division
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Following yesterday’s wind event, the winds have calmed down on Saturday. Air quality is improving across the valley, and with temperatures remaining below average, conditions are beautiful this Saturday afternoon. Wind gusts overnight are expected to be much weaker than what we experienced Thursday and Friday. Gusts across the valley are expected to be below
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“A future where all Coachella Valley families are healthy, stable and thriving.” This is Lift to Rise, a local non-profit organization’s mission. The group is a collaboration of more than 70 partners, that share a common goal — to radically increase housing stability and economic mobility for everyone in the Coachella Valley. The group is
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The suspect in a fatal officer involved shooting in Banning has been identified by the Riverside County Sheriff’s Office. Sheriff’s confirmed to KESQ 39-year-old Fernando Guerrero Esparza of Banning died Thursday. Esparza was shot and killed by an officer after police received calls for a suspect armed with a knife in the 300 block of
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Week 9 of the high school football season is in the books. This week’s schedule was headlined by a DEL showdown between two unbeaten teams, Rancho Mirage and La Quinta. Rancho Mirage 28 at La Quinta 42 – Blackhawks improve to 3-0, in sole possession of first place in league Palm Springs 20 at Xavier
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En medio de un tiroteo en un parque del centro de Palm Springs a altas horas de la noche, buscamos programas que ayuden a hacer frente a la violencia juvenil. La organización Grupo Jovenes Valle de Coachella se dedica a salvar la vida de adolescentes y personas de todas edades involucrados en violencia y en
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