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RIVERSIDE, Calif. (KESQ) – Riverside County has reported its first confirmed case of measles since 2018. On Thursday, health officials announced that a Coachella Valley resident tested positive for measles. The person has a history of international travel. They are recovering at home. Documented measles vaccination could not be confirmed at this time. It’s the
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CATHEDRAL CITY, Calif. (KESQ) – Cathedral City leaders are looking to install entryway monuments as part of the city’s branding campaign. City officials say the monuments would help to identify the city’s boundaries and provide a recognizable icon of the city. A study session was recently held to review size and cost options of the
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COACHELLA, Calif. (KUNA)– Informase y unese con la organización TODEC, este domingo a las 12 p.m. se llevará a cabo un taller gratuito de inmigración y otros servicios legales. La ubicación se revelará una vez registrado. Los talleres de inmigración brindan información y herramientas prácticas para que la gente conozca sus derechos. Luz Gallegos, directora
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Enjoy these cooler-than-usual temperatures while they last, because big changes are on the way! The Coachella Valley is experiencing highs about 10 degrees below normal today, thanks to a dominant low-pressure system hanging over the western U.S. But that cool influence won’t stick around much longer. For comparison, we should be about 84 degrees this
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YUCCA VALLEY, Calif. (KESQ) – Up in the high desert, some residents outraged with the Yucca Valley Animal Shelter. On Tuesday, a 90-day review of the shelter’s operations was presented to town council. Among the findings in the report, the shelter reported a 53.76% euthanasia rate in 2024 and staff shortages. Yucca Valley Animal Shelter
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JOSHUA TREE NATIONAL PARK, Calif. (KESQ) — Six employees at Joshua Tree National Park who were laid off earlier this year have been rehired following a federal judge’s ruling. The workers were cut as part of a cost-saving initiative by the Department of Government Efficiency, which aimed to streamline staffing and reduce spending. Tune into
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Otro día con temperaturas fantásticas en el Valle de Coachella. Las máximas de hoy están aproximadamente 10 grados por debajo del promedio estacional. Esto se debe a la extensa y persistente zona de baja presión que atraviesa el oeste de Estados Unidos. El sistema comenzará a perder fuerza lentamente a partir de mañana. Esto permitirá
Continue Reading RIVERSIDE, Calif. (KUNA) – El Condado de Riverside reportó su primer caso confirmado de sarampión desde 2018. El jueves, las autoridades sanitarias anunciaron que un residente del Valle de Coachella dio positivo en la prueba de sarampión. La persona tiene antecedentes de viajes internacionales y se recupera en casa. No se ha podido confirmar la vacunación
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PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KUNA) – Dos aerolíneas canadienses finalizarán sus servicios de temporada en el Aeropuerto Internacional de Palm Springs un poco antes, confirmaron las autoridades. Flair Airlines y WestJet han acortado ligeramente su servicio de temporada a Vancouver y Winnipeg, confirmó el portavoz de PSP, Jake Ingrassia. “Las aerolíneas han informado al aeropuerto que estos
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INDIO, Calif. (KUNA) – Una nueva cartelera a lo largo de la I-10, cerca de la salida de Jefferson, llama la atención de los conductores con el mensaje “¿Un romance desastroso?”. El anuncio, inspirado en un festival de música y creado por la Fundación para el Cuidado de la Salud del SIDA (AHF), promueve pruebas gratuitas
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Actualización 4/03/2025 Indian Canyon ha reabierto Actualización 4/02/2025El sendero Gene Autry ha reabierto. El sendero N Indian Canyon permanece cerrado. Actualización 3/31/25 E Vista Chino reabrió sus puertas el sábado. El sendero Gene Autry y el cañón Indian permanecen cerrados. PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KUNA) – Gene Autry, Indian Canyon y Vista Chino permanecen cerrados en el arroyo Whitewater en
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It’s another day of some fantastic temperatures here in the Coachella Valley. Highs today are roughly 10 degrees below the seasonal average. This is thanks to the large and persistent area of low pressure across the western US. The system will slowly start to weaken its grip on us starting tomorrow. This will allow warmer
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Update 4/3/25 Indian Canyon has reopened Update 4/2/25 Gene Autry Trail has reopened. N Indian Canyon Trail remains closed Update 3/31/25 E Vista Chino reopened on Saturday. Gene Autry Trail and Indian Canyon remain closed. Original Report PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) – Gene Autry Trail, Indian Canyon, and Vista Chino are closed at the Whitewater
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The tournament is set for Monday, April 7th, at 7 a.m.
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Grab your free scoop of ice cream on April 8th from 12-8 p.m.
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Set for Friday, April 11th at 7 p.m.
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Highs today will remain about ten degrees below average in the wake of an area of low pressure that is now circulating over the Four Corners states. Gusty winds have given way to calmer conditions. Temps are relatively cool today but a warming trend is on the way. Today, expect highs in the lower and
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A few lingering breezes across the Coachella Valley, but the strongest winds are now behind us as we continue to see gusts decreasing and calmer weather on the horizon. Temperatures are well below average as cooler air lingers in the area. This is all a result of the large area of low pressure dominating the
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DESERT HOT SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) – The City of Desert Hot Springs is breaking ground on a road improvement project along Hacienda Avenue, a main road that crosses through the center of the city. City officials say the improvement project, which is set to continue through March 2026, will bring new bike lanes, better street lighting,
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RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. (KESQ) Leaders at the Tolerance Education Center in Rancho Mirage are speaking out after a Nazi flag was flown earlier this week in Cabazon, calling it a painful reminder of rising antisemitism and the urgent need for education. Michelle Gold, the center’s executive director, said the flag, displayed over a cluster of
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