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Slightly warmer today
Highs are gradually increasing as we head into the meat of the work week. Cooler air retreating a little farther to the North will allow us to warm to near-normal. A weak low pressure system also lingers nearby, which may add a touch of humidity to the mix, especially later this week. Highs will actually
Continue Reading‘Hunter Lopez Lightsaber Vigil’ honors the late Marine’s life and service
A lightsaber vigil was held Monday evening to honor the life and service of Marine Corporal Hunter Lopez and his twelve fellow service members who tragically lost their lives in the August 2021 attack at Kabul airport in Afghanistan. Lopez’s parents spoke with News Channel Three’s Tori King about what the vigil means to them. “What
Continue ReadingShadow Hills’ Anthony Garcia earns play of the week honors for sideline snag
Shadow Hills wide receiver Anthony Garcia earned the most votes ovet the weekend to secure play of the week honors for his catch in the team’s win over Indio. The play of the week nominees are voted on with the winner revealed every Monday on KESQ News Channel 3. Stay with KESQ throughout the season
Continue ReadingNo injuries after school bus involved in hit-and-run crash in La Quinta
A school bus filled with students was struck by a vehicle that fled the scene Monday afternoon in La Quinta. The crash happened at around 3:17 p.m. on Avenue 50 and Washington Street. According to the Desert Sands Unified School District, the school bus was stopped due to a separate crash that it was not
Continue ReadingCity of Palm Springs settles lawsuit over ‘Forever Marilyn’ location
A lawsuit over the location of the “Forever Marilyn” sculpture in Palm Springs has been settled. The city of Palm Springs announced it has settled the lawsuit filed by the Committee to Relocate Marilyn (CReMa). This comes after the city agreed to move “Forever Marilyn” to the Downtown Park. “P.S. Resorts and the Committee to
Continue ReadingCollege of the Desert kicks off fall semester
It’s the first day of classes at College of the Desert. The 2024-2025 school year will welcome 14,000 students across 5 campuses. “We’re excited to welcome students back, we have been working on taking their feedback and that was why we launched the welcome day event last Friday,” said Nicholas Robles, the PIO for the
Continue ReadingExclusive first look at Palm Springs International Airport’s newest addition to its concessions
Cactus to Clouds is the latest in a series of new concessions to open at Palm Springs international Airport. The space transforms the former fountain atrium of the Sonny Bono concourse to bar/restaurant seating for roughly 60 people, offering increased capacity for the high tourism season. The sit features mid-century modern design and colorful flair. The name
Continue ReadingA slightly warmer work week ahead
We enjoyed a very pleasant weekend here in the Coachella Valley! Today, temperatures were slightly warmer, and we will continue to gradually warm up into tomorrow. Dry air continues to dominate the Southern California region this afternoon. Dew point temperatures for this evening will be in the 40s. As we get into tomorrow morning, those
Continue ReadingUpdate on Xavier Prep Football Players, one recovering from concussion
Two Xavier football players were injured during a game Friday between Coachella Valley High and Xavier Prep. As of this weekend, both players are recovering back home, according to a statement by the school. The team’s quarterback, King Pellum, sustained a serious head injury. The game was paused and a medical helicopter landed in the
Continue ReadingNo hay heridos después de que un autobús escolar se involucrara en un accidente de choque y fuga en La Quinta
Un autobús escolar lleno de estudiantes fue impactado por un vehículo que huyó del lugar el lunes por la tarde en La Quinta. El accidente ocurrió alrededor de las 3:17 p.m. en Avenida 50 y Calle Washington. Según el Distrito Escolar Unificado de Desert Sands, el autobús escolar fue detenido debido a un accidente separado
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