Revolution Stage Company Presents “Broadway Bad Guys!”
Showtimes: Saturday, May 24th at 7 p.m. & Sunday, May 25th at 2 p.m.
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Newly hired Director of Riverside County Department of Animal Services discusses shelter goals for 2025
RIVERSIDE, Calif. (KESQ)– A new report found the euthanasia rate for the Riverside County Department of Animal Services dropped by 33%. Data shows in 2025, there have been 540 fewer animals euthanized this year compared to this same time period last year. According to the Riverside County Department of Animal Services, a report on the progress from the first part of 2025
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Winds on the increase into the weekend
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) – An area of low pressure drops in from the North delivering winds and cooler temps this weekend. Gusts are expected to reach near 40 m.ph. The Jetstream also dips a bit, keeping the winds up through most of the day tomorrow. Winds will ease a bit on Sunday. Winds will max
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Former Palm Springs Blue Zones Director Pushes Back on Departure Story, Cites Non-Disclosure Deal
A high-profile wellness initiative is officially underway in Palm Springs. But the launch of the Blue Zones Project is being overshadowed by confusion and controversy surrounding the sudden resignation of its first local leader. Geoff Kors, the former mayor of Palm Springs and the original director of the local Blue Zones effort, stepped down just
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Sunny and warm as we approach the weekend
Temperatures have continued to warm today back into the lower 90s. We are exactly where we should be for this time of year! Day time highs climbed to 94 degrees Thursday, which is seasonal. Expect the same Friday. Clear skies made for a beautiful Villagefest & Concerts in the Park evening. Even though our winds
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CVUSD teachers share their fate after district layoffs finalized
THERMAL, Calif. (KESQ) — A months-long, mass layoff process at Coachella Valley Unified School District is coming to a head Thursday, the deadline for finalizing layoff notices. News Channel 3 has followed this story since the beginning, when it was revealed CVUSD was facing a more than $50 million budget deficit. The district has authorized
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CIF-SS softball, baseball first round highlights and scores
The CIF-SS playoffs for baseball and softball are underway. We had four baseball teams and seven softball teams play Thursday in their respective first round. Shadow Hills softball won the DEL this year, going 14-1 in league. They just lost 12-0 in the first round at Whittier Christian in Division 2. La Quinta finished 2nd
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From City Hall to Courtroom: Recap of Pougnet corruption case
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) – News Channel 3 is staying on top of former Palm Springs mayor Steve Pougnet’s bribery plea. On Wednesday, we reported the former mayor pleaded guilty in a bribery case stemming from an alleged scheme to buy off the mayor and ensure his support for a real estate developer’s projects. Tonight,
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Health experts warn inflammatory foods may affect hormone balance
RIVERSIDE, Calif. (KESQ) – In a study published by ‘Human Reproduction’ earlier this month, health experts suggest a healthy diet during childhood may be linked to starting menstrual periods later in life. Local health experts add that eating inflammatory foods, like processed foods, sugary snacks, and saturated fats, can cause imbalances with hormones. They say
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Palm Springs celebrating ‘Kids to Parks Day’ on Saturday
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) – The City of Palm Springs Parks and Recreation Department invites the community to celebrate a free, fun-filled day with “Kids to Parks Day” on Saturday, May 17. Kids to Parks Day is a nationwide event dedicated to connecting kids with nature and encouraging outdoor exploration. From 9:00 a.m. to noon
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Five local JROTC students receive Military Officers Association of America scholarships
INDIO, Calif. (KESQ) – Five local students received scholarships from the Palm Springs Chapter of the Military Officers Association of America Leadership and Scholarship Luncheon Thursday. This year the organization gave out five $2,500 scholarships including the Hunter Lopez Scholarship. Herman and Alicia Lopez, parents of fallen local Marine Corporal Hunter Lopez, presented the scholarship
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Soleado y cálido a medida que nos acercamos al fin de semana
Las temperaturas han seguido subiendo hoy, alcanzando los 90°F. ¡Estamos justo donde deberíamos estar para esta época del año! El cielo también está muy despejado, lo que nos brinda una hermosa tarde y noche. Aunque los vientos han disminuido en comparación con el comienzo de la semana laboral, seguimos bajo alerta de calidad del aire
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Adolescente del Valle de Coachella fallece a causa de una enfermedad relacionada con la gripe
CONDADO DE RIVERSIDE, Calif. (KUNA) – Un adolescente del Valle de Coachella falleció a causa de una enfermedad relacionada con la gripe, anunciaron las autoridades sanitarias del condado. Se trata de la primera muerte pediátrica de la temporada de gripe 2024-2025 en el Condado de Riverside. Las autoridades sanitarias del condado informaron que el adolescente falleció
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Cathedral City recomienda cambios en los límites de velocidad en 11 carreteras
CATHEDRAL CITY, Calif. (KUNA) – El Ayuntamiento de Cathedral City está tomando medidas enérgicas contra la variación en los límites de velocidad y los accidentes en toda la ciudad. En una sesión de estudio el miércoles por la noche, los miembros del consejo debatieron los límites de velocidad en 74 carreteras. De las carreteras debatidas, el
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CAL FIRE: Under Pressure Part One
2025 is off to a burning start across the state. The Los Angeles wildfires, back in January, are now projected to be one of the costliest natural disasters in U.S. history. In an I-Team exclusive, CAL FIRE under pressure. News Channel 3’s Karen Devine watched as wildland-trained firefighters went through grueling exercises, being tested to
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Juez de Los Ángeles falla en contra de la decisión de no proteger el Joshua Tree
LOS ÁNGELES (KUNA) – Un juez federal de Los Ángeles ha dictaminado que la decisión del Servicio de Pesca y Vida Silvestre de EE.UU. (USFWS) de no otorgar las protecciones de la Ley de Especies en Peligro de Extinción al árbol de Josué, en peligro de extinción, es ilegal, según documentos judiciales obtenidos hoy. El
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El “Programa de Rehabilitación de Vivienda Prefabricadas” podría ayudar a reparar casas rodantes en el Condado de Riverside
El Condado de Riverside dio a conocer detalles del “Programa de Rehabilitación de Viviendas Prefabricadas” que ayudara hasta con $50 mil dolares a dueños de casas rodantes que quieran hacerle reparaciones de plomería, techo y electricidad. El requisito es que la familia viva en dicha vivienda por un mínimo de cinco años más y que
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Palm Springs officials ask residents, businesses to participate in economy surveys
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) – City officials are urging residents and business owners to take part in a pair of important surveys aimed at finding ways to improve the Palm Springs Economic Development Strategic Plan. One of the surveys is specifically designed for business owners while the other is for those who live, work, or
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Hombre de Banning que abusó sexualmente repetidamente de una mujer con discapacidad es sentenciado
BANNING, Calif. (KUNA) – Un hombre de Banning que agredió sexualmente a una mujer con discapacidad durante cinco años fue sentenciado hoy a ocho años de prisión estatal. René Leonel Robles Cerna, de 39 años, se declaró culpable el mes pasado de penetración sexual por la fuerza en virtud de un acuerdo de culpabilidad con la
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