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The Voice of the Next Generation, Young Leaders Weigh in on Local Elections
As the candidate lists for local and state elections are expected to be released on Thursday, young political leaders from the Coachella Valley are stepping up to offer their perspectives on the upcoming races. News Channel 3 checked back in with young voters from both the Republican and Democratic parties to understand the importance of
Continue ReadingGas prices see a drop ahead of holiday weekend
Americans are getting ready to close out the summer, which oftentimes means hitting the road for the Labor Day holiday weekend. AAA projects this year will shatter records, with overall, domestic travel over expected to be up 9% compared to last year. Meanwhile, AAA estimates the cost to travel domestically is down 2%. Travelers taking
Continue ReadingShelee’s Travel Center gearing up for holiday weekend traffic
Labor Day Weekend means increased traffic and travel. Shelee’s Travel Center, located in Coachella just off Dillon Road south of the I-10, is gearing up for more visitors. It’s home to one of the largest underground storage tanks in Southern California, holding a total of 248,000 gallons of fuel. It’s owned by the 29 Palms
Continue ReadingWeather Indsider: Fall Warming 2024
Fall is warming all across the nation, according to a new report from Climate Central. They punched the numbers to identify trends for more than 240 locations across the US and found that more than 234 areas have warmed by at least 2.5°F (1.4°C) since 1970. While warming occurred all over, the Southwest has experienced
Continue ReadingUna calle llena de basura en el Valle de Coachella: familias de la comunidad piden ayuda
La comunidad “The Villas at the Vineyards” está situada sobre la calle Vista del Norte y aloja a unos cien residentes. Pero de acuerdo con los residentes que hablamos, la ciudad de Coachella los tiene en el olvido. “La calle está completamente olvidada, tanto que no estamos en el mapa de Coachella.” Alicia Nuño, residente
Continue ReadingAbove average temps into the weekend
Highs will be close to 110 again this afternoon, and all through the weekend. Light winds will keep conditions warmer than normal but fairly dry through the Labor Day Weekend. Few changes are expected through the weekend, with temps remaining above normal into next week.
Continue ReadingRiverside County Supervisor urges cities to build their own animal shelters amid criticism over euthanasia rates
Riverside County’s Board of Supervisors responded to backlash regarding its Animal Services. During the meeting, Supervisor Karen Spiegel questioned where certain groups were obtaining data about the county’s euthanasia rates. Supervisor Kevin Jeffries called on individual cities to build their own shelters. We had the opportunity to get more insight into Supervisor Jeffries’ comments. He clarified that he
Continue ReadingTribal leaders and state legislators call on Biden to name Chuckwalla a National Monument
Tribal leaders, state legislators, and business owners are in Sacramento today, holding a press conference to urge President Biden to designate three new national monuments in the state. The three proposed monuments include Sàttítla National Monument, Kw’tsán National Monument, and Chuckwalla National Monument, which begins in the East Valley. Preservationist hope Biden will recognize Chuckwalla
Continue ReadingPalm Springs man wanted in several sexual assaults arrested, police seek additional victims
A Palm Springs man is behind bars after police say he sexually assaulted several people, the latest occurring earlier this month. According to Palm Springs Police, an incident was reported on August 19th, involving a suspect identified as “JC.” The victim had returned to the Inland Empire and reported they met the suspect at a
Continue ReadingCommunity concerns grow over broken fountain at Civic Center Park in La Quinta
A broken fountain at Civic Center Park in La Quinta is sparking concern among residents, who said they fear for the well-being of the park’s wildlife. Residents are taking to social media to urge city officials to address the issue. According to community members, the fountain has been out of order for more than a
Continue ReadingDry for now with more humidity on the way
Wind out of the northwest will become breezy through the evening, with gusts 20-25 MPH on average. Stronger gusts are expected closer to the San Gorgonio Pass. A ridge of high pressure is moving inland to our north. While not being a major influence on the desert’s temperatures, it will keep them slightly above average
Continue ReadingCollege of the Desert warns students about growing financial aid scams
With the new school year underway, College of the Desert is warning students to be vigilant of viral social media trends sharing financial aid advice to obtain more financial aid. Companies are advertising their services on platforms such as TikTok, and offer students assistance at a cost. “Our understand is that these individuals are able
Continue ReadingDr. Alan Williamson discusses new COVID-19 vaccines
New COVID-19 vaccines are expected to be available as soon as this week amid a surge of the disease here in California. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration authorized the distribution of the updated Moderna and Pfizer vaccines for the upcoming season. The companies are now set to begin shipping millions of doses. Doctors at
Continue ReadingFamily rescued after medical emergency during hike south of Coachella
A family of five was rescued from a hiking trail after one person sustained a medical emergency Wednesday afternoon. The rescue was reported at around 12:45 p.m. at Ladder Canyon trail, which is located north of Painted Canyon Road and Box Canyon Road. CAL FIRE said the patient was part of a hiking party of
Continue ReadingLocal law enforcement holds ‘civil unrest’ drill at Acrisure Arena
We are less than 70 days away from the presidential election. Reuters reports that two-thirds of Americans fear that violence could follow the election. Here in the Coachella Valley, officers say political violence is not expected, but preparedness is critical. On Wednesday, more than 150 officers were out at Acrisure Arena as they trained and
Continue ReadingEntrenador de fútbol juvenil acusado de agresión sexual será juzgado
Un entrenador de fútbol juvenil de Menifee acusado de agredir sexualmente a una niña del Valle de Coachella debe ser juzgado, dictaminó hoy un juez. Rosario Navarro González fue acusada inicialmente de dos delitos graves de acto lascivo contra un menor, según registros judiciales. Se declaró inocente de los cargos el 22 de diciembre
Continue ReadingFamilia rescatada después de una emergencia médica durante un senderismo al sur de Coachella
Se llevo a cabo una operación de rescate de excursionistas en el sendero Ladder Canyon después de que una persona sufriera una emergencia. El rescate se informó alrededor de las 12:45 p.m. en el sendero, que se encuentra al norte de Painted Canyon Road y Box Canyon Road. CAL FIRE dijo que el paciente es parte de
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