The Riverside County Fair & Date Festival is back with more rides, date-filled foods, and dates! This event will run for 13 days, with the closing day on March 2nd. This year’s festival will feature more than 40 date-infused fair food items, including date shakes, date cheesecake funnel cakes, deep-fried dates, and date beer-battered corn
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Rain is already popping up on the radar across portions of Southern California and will continue to push farther south into the Coachella Valley tonight and Thursday. For now—cloudy skies and cool conditions. I’d call today our transition day across the valley. This evening look for mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the low 60s,
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It was a busy Wednesday of high school sports, jam-packed with CIF-SS playoff action. JAKE with the JAM! Sheesh. Jake Brande catches a body in Palm Desert's first round win tonight over Long Beach Jordan. @KenjiitoKESQ captured one of the best highlights of the season. @PDHS_Athletics @HoopsAztec @jakebrande2026 @pdhsalumni @pdhsofficial @CIFSS @KESQ pic.twitter.com/rJBkxgSTVS— Blake Arthur
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Valentine’s Day is right around the corner. Love it or hate it, it’s a chance to celebrate the one you love or even get a little encouragement to meet someone new. According to a Pew Research survey, nearly half of U.S. adults believe dating has become harder in the last decade, and 67% of people
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The Coachella Valley Unified School District continues to grapple with its projected $60 million shortfall over the coming three years and the need for massive budget cuts to right-size the district. It’s looking at cuts to hundreds of jobs in the district that serves approximately 16,500 students over its 22 campuses. Without those financial cuts, the district faces a state
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A minor was hospitalized after being stabbed with a screwdriver in Mecca Wednesday afternoon. The stabbing was first reported at around 1:30 p.m. in the area of 2nd Street and Date Street. “When deputies arrived, they learned a juvenile was assaulted by two other juveniles with a screwdriver,” writes Sergeant Wenndy Brito-Gonzalez, public information officer
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The Palm Springs Police Department is responding to concerns after a patrol car was seen showing political items while on duty. The photo circulating online shows a Palm Springs Police Department patrol car with a “Make America Great Again” hat and a Trump wig on display in the interior of the vehicle. Some people commenting
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El personal de bomberos no es ajeno al rescate de personas que necesitan ayuda. Eso incluye rescates acuáticos en todo el valle durante perÃodos de lluvia. El personal tiene una variedad de herramientas a su disposición en caso de que necesiten realizar rescates en aguas rápidas. Los técnicos de Swiftwater (bomberos especialmente capacitados que están
Continue Reading El Departamento de PolicÃa de Palm Springs está respondiendo a las preocupaciones después de que se vio una patrulla mostrando artÃculos polÃticos mientras estaba de servicio. La foto que circula en el Internet muestra una patrulla del Departamento de PolicÃa de Palm Springs con una gorra que dice “Make America Great Again” y una peluca de
Continue Reading Fire personnel are no strangers to rescuing people who need help. That includes water rescues across the valley during periods of rain. Tommy Ibarra, a firefighter with Palm Springs Fire Department, says there’s a simple way to stay safe: “We always say like the famous phrase: ‘turn around, don’t drown.’ Unfortunately, you know, it doesn’t
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Riverside University Health Systems reports in its most recent data from Jan. 26 to Feb. 1, that 21.7% of residents had been vaccinated for Influenza. Nearly four in five people are not vaccinated, with the lowest vaccination rates in ages five to 25 at 12.3%. Doctors say that the influenza vaccine is 50% effective, and
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This week, the Coachella Valley is expecting as much as a half inch to an inch of rain on the valley floor following steady downpour on Thursday and Friday. On the eve of the anniversary of the Valentine’s Day floods, an expert with the Coachella Valley Disaster Preparedness Network shares how to be prepared for
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As overcrowded animal shelters remain a big concern in our valley, a local non-profit is collaborating with the county to host low-cost dog and cat clinics Friday, February 14, and Saturday, February 15, in Indio. News Channel 3’s Peter Daut spoke with Coachella Animal Network founder Kim Hardee to get details of the event. Hardee
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The Palm Springs Unified School District (PSUSD) has decided to offer AP African American Studies as an elective rather than a required history course, a move that has sparked debate within the community. Supporters of the course, including the president of the Palm Springs Black History Committee, had hoped it would be classified as a
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La lluvia ya está apareciendo en el radar en partes del sur de California y continuará avanzando más hacia el sur hacia el Valle de Coachella esta noche y el jueves. Por ahora—cielos nublados y condiciones frescas. Esta noche espere cielos mayormente nublados y temperaturas en los 60 grados, que caerán a entre 50 grados durante
Continue Reading El Distrito Escolar Unificado del Valle de Coachella continúa lidiando con su déficit proyectado de $60 millones en los próximos tres años y la necesidad de recortes presupuestarios masivos para ajustar el tamaño del distrito. Está considerando recortar cientos de empleos en el distrito que atiende a aproximadamente 16,500 estudiantes en sus 22 campus. Sin
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Un hombre de 52 años murió en el hospital a causa de las heridas sufridas en un accidente de atropello y fuga hace casi dos semanas en Cathedral City. Rubén Mijarez de Cathedral City fue declarado muerto el lunes en el Centro Médico de la Universidad de Loma Linda. La policÃa dijo que Mijarez fue
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Coral Mountain Academy en Coachella organizará una clÃnica gratuita de vacunación TDAP: tétanos, difteria y tos ferina el jueves 13 de febrero de 2:45 p.m. a 5:30 p.m. La clÃnica de vacunación gratuita está abierta al público, sin necesidad de seguro, en la biblioteca de la escuela Coral Mountain Academy en 51375 Van Buren Street
Continue Reading Riverside University Health Systems informa en sus datos más recientes del 26 de enero al 1 de febrero que el 21,7% de los residentes habÃan sido vacunados contra la influenza. Casi cuatro de cada cinco personas no están vacunadas, con las tasas de vacunación más bajas entre las edades de cinco a 25 años, del
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Millions of people use online dating apps or social networking sites to meet someone. But instead of finding romance, many find a scammer trying to trick them into sending money. Romance scammers create fake profiles on dating sites and apps or contact you through popular social media sites like Instagram or Facebook. The scammers strike up a relationship
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