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Una página de GoFundMe fue creada para un padre de seis hijos que fue asesinado en Desert Hot Springs
Se creo una página de GoFundMe en relación con el asesinato de un hombre de Desert Hot Springs que ocurrió el viernes por la noche. Christian Salas, de 31 años, murió trágicamente en un tiroteo y le sobreviven su esposa, Rachel Salas, y sus seis hijos. Salas organizó el GoFundMe para dar sepulta a su marido. Salas escribió: “Estoy
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Peligros de viajar en calor: prepárese para viajes por el desierto
Viajar en el calor puede poner en riesgo tanto a usted como a su automóvil. Las altas temperaturas pueden volverse mortales rápidamente, especialmente si no se está preparado. El oficial David Torres de la Patrulla de Caminos de California dice que las personas que se dirigen al este, hacia áreas remotas desérticas, enfrentan el mayor
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Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco attends Republican National Convention
Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco is at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee. Each day has a theme playing off of former President Donald Trump’s tagline and Tuesday’s was “Make America Safe Once Again” something Bianco thinks will help conservatives win in November. This year’s RNC is welcoming Riverside County’s top cop among the thousands
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Aumenta la mercancía de Trump en una tienda local localizada en el valle
Las ventas de producto del local “The Patriot Store” aumenta tras el intento de asesinato del expresidente Donald Trump el pasado fin de semana. Ubicada en Palm Desert, la tienda ofrece camisetas, gorras y banderas. The Patriot Store dice que espera seguir teniendo un buen negocio debido a la Convención Nacional Republicana.
Continue Reading Trump merchandise increases at a local store located in the valley
The Patriot Store’s business is booming after the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump this past weekend. Located in Palm Desert on Paseo Drive, the store offers shirts, hats and flags. Store manager Heidi Miedecke is grateful for the full house that’s come in since Monday morning.”It’s hotter than heck here and it hasn’t
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Rescued dogs in animal hoarding cases continue to find new homes
Volunteers and the Coachella Valley Animal Campus coordinated on Monday to transport eight dogs from the shelter in Thousand Palms to other shelters in Central California. In a post to the shelter’s Facebook page, the Coachella Valley Animal Campus writes that Christina Courcier, a volunteer, found two rescue organizations — Iron Paw Rescue and Peace
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Reaction to New California Law Banning Schools Notify Parents of Child’s Pronoun Change
Governor Gavin Newsom signed a law that bans rules requiring schools to notify parents of a child’s gender identity or sexual orientation without the child’s permission. Supporters of the law say it will help protect LGBTQ+ students who are living in unsafe households, but opponents say this will hinder a school’s ability to be transparent
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Thunderstorms leave St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church with significant water damage
St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church in Palm Desert suffered dramatic water damage from the thunderstorm that struck the city over the weekend. In a news release sent by Rev. Andrew Butler, Rector of St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church in Palm Desert, he stated, “A significant amount of rain fell in a short amount of time yesterday afternoon
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The battle of heat and humidity continues throughout the week
Tuesday afternoon provided drier conditions than Monday. As a result, thunderstorms were nowhere to be seen around the Coachella Valley. The brief dry-out won’t last. Another surge of moisture will arrive in the low desert Wednesday morning, creating a muggy start to the day. Storm chances remain minimal throughout the week, but an isolated thunderstorm
Continue Reading Dangers of traveling in heat: preparing for desert drives
Traveling in the heat can put both you and your car at risk. High temperatures can quickly become deadly, especially if you are unprepared. Officer David Torres of the California Highway Patrol says people heading east toward remote desert areas face the greatest risk. These areas typically lack cell service, putting people in compromised positions
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Fire destroys golf carts in Palm Desert; No injuries reported
Firefighters knocked down a blaze today that engulfed several golf carts in Palm Desert, and no injuries were reported. The fire was first reported at 5:44 a.m. Tuesday in the 1000 block of Pinehurst Lane, according to a Riverside County Fire Department statement. Fire crews found several golf carts burning in a parking structure
Continue Reading Un incendio destruye unos carritos de golf en Palm Desert; no hay heridos
Los bomberos han sofocado hoy un incendio que ha afectado a varios carritos de golf en Palm Desert, sin que se hayan registrado heridos. El incendio se declaró por primera vez a las 5:44 de la mañana el martes en el bloque 1000 de Pinehurst Lane, según un comunicado del Departamento de Bomberos del Condado
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Subtle drying in the forecast as we warm up
Highs will be slightly above normal today, and warm up through the week. With that, monsoonal moisture will gradually decrease as well. The warming will not be as intense as last week, but highs will be about 5 degrees above averages heading into the weekend. Today, I expect to match yesterday’s 110 reading. By the
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Trump supporters react to assassination attempt, looking for answers
Days after the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump, the East Valley Republican Women Patriots gathered to debrief. The women, staunch Trump supporters, emphasized that peace is more important than politics. Across the nation, people on both sides of the political spectrum expressed dismay over the violence. Joy Miedecke, President of the East Valley
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‘Don’t ignore severe weather push-alerts during monsoon season,’ says meteorologists at the National Weather Service
It can be easy to dismiss, or even ignore those push alerts that get sent to your phone during severe weather, but you shouldn’t, at least according to weather experts. Meteorologists with the National Weather Service San Diego office are constantly monitoring storms in Southern California, including here in the desert. Sam Zuber is one
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Parents raise concerns about staffing shortages and safety at PSUSD campus
As the 2024-2025 school year approaches, parents of students at Bubbling Wells Elementary School in Desert Hot Springs are raising concerns about on-campus safety, particularly for students with special needs. New Channel 3’s Jennifer Franco talked with two mothers of special needs students at Bubbling Wells who say they are nervous about what the new
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