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Importance of Feather Alerts for local tribes, missing and murders disproportionate
Indigenous people face disproportionate number of missing and murdered people with high numbers of unsolved cases. There have been two cases late last month, one involving a Morongo Tribe member. California launched Feather Alerts in 2023 to create a new system to help the state find Indigenous who have gone missing “under unexplainable or suspicious
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Heatwave in place for the weekend
Highs remain well above normal through the weekend, so the Excessive Heat Warning continues through Monday. The heat is not just focused on the Coachella Valley, virtually all of California remains under some form of heat advisory or warning. High pressure is pouring on the heat, and holding the Jetstream well to our North so
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Indio community holds vigil for veteran
Friends, family and community members gathered Thursday night to honor the life of James Silva, a local veteran who passed away. The vigil, held at Dominguez Park, served not only as a tribute to his memory but also as a call to action for mental health support for veterans. Oscar Ortiz, Indio council member, said
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Sobreviviente de la violencia doméstica cuenta su historia para inspirar a otros en el valle
Octubre es el mes de la concientización sobre violencia doméstica. Victoria López, una mujer del Valle de Coachella, disfruta de una vida llena de alegría y de amor, pero no siempre fue así. Ya que hace unos años atrás sufrió de violencia doméstica por parte de su pareja. “Estuvo a punto de matarme, fue cuando reaccioné
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Continuing to feel more like summer in the desert
It is yet another hot day here in the Coachella Valley. Our Excessive Heat Warning remains in place through 8 PM Monday evening as temperatures have the potential to climb into the 110s. be sure to ALWAYS practice heat safety, no matter the time of year! We will stay well above average for the next
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Latina, karateka y empresaria del valle de Coachella ayudando a personas con necesidades especiales
Telemundo 15 continúa celebrando el mes de la Herencia Hispana. En esta ocasión se reconoce a Tamara Canedo-Lifschutz, una mujer excepcional que ha desarrollado a través de los años y practicado karate gracias a su papá y, un sacerdote quien le propuso compartir su adiestramiento entre personas con necesidades especiales aquí en el valle de
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Locked-Up: In-depth looks at the fallout of Chuckawalla Valley State Prison closing
City and business leaders in Blythe are upset as they begin to deal with the consequences of their second largest employer being closed. The state has removed all inmates from Chuckawalla Valley State Prison an is in the process of locking it up for good. The move is already being felt by local businesses and
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Housing market impacted by upcoming election
We’re just 32 days away from the presidential election, and it’s already affecting the housing market. In the Coachella Valley, the busy season typically brings a wave of snowbirds and tourists, but this year might be unique. The overall median home price in the Valley has increased by 5%, while interest rates nationwide are higher
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No debate planned in 41st district Congressional race
It appears there will not be a debate between the two candidates in the 41st district Congressional race that includes a large chunk of the Coachella Valley and western Riverside County. News Channel 3 evening anchor John White sat down with Republican Congressman Ken Calvert for a story he is working on for Tuesday night.
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Riverside County DA settles with Albertsons and Vons for alleged overcharging
District Attorney Mike Hestrin announced Thursday, Oct. 3, 2024, that Albertsons and Vons will pay $3,962,500 in a stipulated judgment to settle a civil law enforcement complaint, alleging the grocer engaged in false advertising and unfair competition. The civil complaint alleges that grocers unlawfully charged customers prices higher than their lowest advertised price. Beyond the
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College of the Desert unveils new “Power of Five Program” offering students paid internships
College of the Desert unveiled a new paid internship program Thursday expected to offer students paid internships, at a rate of 21 dollars an hour. COD’s gymnasium was filled with students looking to pave their way toward future success yesterday morning. “It gives students the opportunity to learn how to manage a project as an
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