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Brian Nestande died at the age of 60 after being found dead in his home in Palm Desert last week. There was no word on the cause of death. Nestande’s funeral was held at Sacred Heart Church in Palm Desert. “He just loved giving back to the community that was always in his blood, and
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120 Coachella Valley Unified School District employees are faced with uncertainty about their employment next year after they received layoff notices earlier this month. The Reductions in Force (RIFs) process is based on seniority, with newer employees set to be impacted rather than those who have worked with the district for a longer period of
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Un sospechoso de un triple asesinato en Carolina del Norte fue detenido el fin de semana cerca de Salvation Mountain, en el condado de Imperial. Benjamin Joseph Taylor, de 35 años, era buscado por el asesinato de una madre y sus dos hijos a principios de este mes en Charlotte, Carolina del Norte. Taylor fue
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Esta es la primera vez que se realiza dicho evento.
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The first-ever State of the Fourth District took place Monday morning. Supervisor V. Manuel Perez and other officials spoke about the district’s accomplishments and future plans for changes. Economic growth and infrastructure development were key points. Perez noted the connection between infrastructure, housing, and employment opportunities.“[We want to] drill down the dollars at a state
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We’ve seen a few storms move across the Coachella Valley throughout the day. As of 5:15 PM on Monday, La Quinta is now leading the valley in terms of rainfall totals with 0.17 inches. Thermal and Palm Desert are both at just over a tenth of an inch and the rest of the valley has
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Starting this week, Palm Springs residents are invited to partake in a series of meetings regarding renovations at the city’s public library. Library staff and architects from Group 4 Architecture will be available at all five meetings to receive feedback, answer questions and share information about the renovation plans. The meetings will be on: Thursday,
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Most weather patterns are quite transient and don’t stick around for very long. But sometimes a weather pattern can form which serves as a block and can stick around for a few days or more. There are three main types of blocking patterns. The first is called a blocking high and is most common in
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The area of low pressure remains just to our East, bringing a bit of instability and the very small chance of showers or isolated thunderstorms today. Moisture sweeping around that cut-off low will offer a very slight chance of those showers and keep us below average in the temperature department, too. Highs will be running
Continue Reading INDIAN WELLS, Calif. (AP) — Carlos Alcaraz arrived at Indian Wells full of doubt about his twisted right ankle. He’s leaving as a two-time champion. He defeated Daniil Medvedev 7-6 (5), 6-1 for the second straight year in the BNP Paribas Open final on Sunday, earning his first title since winning Wimbledon last year. Iga
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Mostly sunny skies are expected for Sunday although spotty showers will remain possible for local mountains and the High Desert. Today will be noticeably warmer than yesterday as daytime highs reach the upper 70s. This is great news if you have any outdoor St. Patrick’s Day plans! A Winter Storm Warning will expire at 8
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INDIAN WELLS, Calif. (AP) — Carlos Alcaraz defeated Jannik Sinner 1-6, 6-3, 6-2 to end the Italian’s 19-match winning streak and advance to the BNP Paribas Open final on Saturday night. Alcaraz retained his world No. 2 ranking with the victory and extended his winning streak to 11 matches at Indian Wells, where he’ll play
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Light showers and isolated thunderstorms will remain possible through Saturday evening due to a lingering low pressure system that is ushering more moisture into the region. Mostly sunny skies and drier conditions are expected for Sunday as the low pressure system departs east. A Winter Storm Warning will remain in effect for local mountain areas
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After a long year of debate, the city of Coachella has established an ordinance to regulate street food vending. Coachella Mayor Steven Hernandez says the measures are fair and favorable. Hernandez says that the new ordinance was created with the point of view of activists who defend street vending. This March 29, new rules come
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Students at Indio Middle School are getting some early insight into career paths available to them in the future. Friday morning, the school held its 11th annual College and Career Day. Several local guest speakers from different industries gave in-person and virtual presentations, including professionals in golf, small business and art. Members of the Indio
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When you think of a tennis tournament like the BNP Paribas Open, the players and environment come to mind, but life of the ball crew is like no other. People ages 13 to early 30’s all around the United States get to experience some of the best players in the world right in front of
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A Winter Storm Warning is currently in place for the local mountains for elevations above 5,500 feet. Periods of heavy snow may lead to several inches of snow accumulating. 1-3 inches are possible between 5,000 and 7,000 feet and 4-7 inches are possible above 7,000 feet. A low pressure system has been cut off from
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