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Al menos una persona fue detenida después de un atraco a un banco en Palm Springs el jueves por la tarde. El robo ocurrió en el Wells Fargo en Vista Chino y Sunrise justo antes de las 5:00 pm. El sargento de la policía de Palm Spings Michael Torres dijo que el sospechoso fue descrito
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El Presidente Biden anunció la fecha clave para mantener a las familias unidas para miles de ciudadanos estadounidenses pero es necesario mantener cuidado en no caer en las garras de los estafadores. Las personas que califican pueden aplicar el 19 de agosto. La Abogada Rosa Elena Sahagún nos da unas recomendaciones. Si un estafador intenta
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Al menos una persona fue detenida después de un robo a un banco en Palm Springs el jueves por la tarde. El robo ocurrió en Wells Fargo en Vista Chino y Sunrise justo antes de las 5:00 p.m. El sargento de policía de Palm Spings, Michael Torres, le dijo a Bianca Ventura de News Channel
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On June 26, Cathedral City passed a resolution to begin the process of selling Festival Lawn located in the city’s downtown. According to the city manager’s office, the end of the state’s redevelopment plan in 2012 caused them to designate certain unused property as surplus land. One of the parcels listed was the, now, Festival
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COVID-19 wastewater viral activity has reached “very high” levels in 26 states, including California, for the first time since last winter according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The CDC reports that more than 70% of illnesses are stemming from a new group of highly contagious COVID-19 strains known as the FLiRT variants.
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It’s almost time to Pack the Bus! Sunline Transit agency is partnered with KESQ News Channel 3 to provide school supplies to hundreds of children at the Galilee Center. The school supplies drive is located at the Walmart on Monterey in Palm Desert, beginning at 7:00 AM and ending at 7:00 PM. Last year, 480
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Highs will climb to the middle one-teens, along with a bit of monsoonal humidity, so the National Weather Service has issued an Excessive Heat Warning from Friday morning through Sunday evening. A Heat Advisory will also be in place for the Inland Empire for a similar timeframe. The heat will be accompanied by some humidity
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One person was killed and two others were injured after a shooting in Desert Hot Springs Wednesday afternoon. The violence was reported at 4:53 p.m. on Two Bunch Palms Trail in front of Desert Springs Middle School. Details were limited. DHSPD Chief Jim Henson confirmed at the scene that the two injured people were rushed
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We’ve experienced humid heat this week as elevated moisture levels made things uncomfortable in the Coachella Valley. More moisture will continue to move in tomorrow morning, with dew points around 60° to 70° across much of the region. The extra moisture also elevates the chance of storms in the mountain and high desert regions tomorrow.
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The parents of fallen local Marine Corporal Hunter Lopez were among the Gold Star families honored Wednesday night at the 2024 Republican National Convention. Herman and Alicia Lopez took center stage to speak out about their son’s passing and honor the lives of the service members who were lost nearly three years ago. Hunter Lopez,
Continue Reading Una persona murió y otras dos resultaron heridas después de un tiroteo en Desert Hot Springs el miércoles por la tarde. El tiroteo se reportó a las 4:53 p.m. sobre las calles Two Bunch Palms Trail, justo frente a la escuela secundaria Desert Springs. Los detalles siguen siendo limitados. El jefe de policía de dicha
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Con unos fenómenos climáticos extremos cada vez más frecuentes y unas previsiones científicas de un futuro más caluroso y seco, la agricultura californiana está en peligro, según el Centro Climático de California del USDA. El Rancho Tudor de Meca sufrió un duro golpe a finales de junio y principios de julio, cuando las temperaturas alcanzaron
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Starting July 1, California became the first state to charge an extra tax on guns and ammunition. The new 11% tax will be added on top of the current federal and state tax. Supporters say will this help reduce gun violence, but opponents say this will impact gun sales and a violation of the Second
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Native people have the highest rates of substance-involved deaths, serious mental illness and the second highest rates of suicide in the state according to data from the California Department of Public Health. Tribal leaders, lawmakers, Assemblymember James C. Ramos (D-San Bernardino) and top mental health state department and agency leaders met to discuss mental health
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With more frequent weather extremes and scientists projecting a hotter and drier future, California’s agriculture is at risk, according to the USDA California Climate Hub. The agency has reported that when heat stress combines with (or leads to) water stress, crop yield, size, and quality can all be affected. Currently, changing when and how much irrigation
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The City of La Quinta reviewed options for a “Road Diet’ along Eisenhower Drive. The plan will be used to reduce speed, provide a bicycle connection, and increase safety on Eisenhower Drive south of Calle Sinaloa. Several options were considered during the City Council meeting on Tuesday, July 16th. One option proposed is to reduce
Continue ReadingWe’ve been battling heat and humidity all week, but the heat is going to win out heading toward the weekend. An Excessive Heat Watch will go into effect Friday lasting through Sunday evening. Broadly, high pressure still controls the weather pattern across the Western states, with moisture rising up from Northern Baja into SoCal. Highs
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