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2024 BNP Paribas Open brings local flavors to an international audience
The BNP Paribas Open is offering dozens of dining options during this year’s tournament. Several of the featured restaurants and cafes are locally-owned, including: -Sumo Dog -Dragon Lili Cafe + Boba Bar -Chef Tanya’s Kitchen -Coachella Valley Coffee News Channel 3’s Tatum Larsen is at the BNP Paribas Open for more on how local restaurant
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Neighborhood Hero: Jo Rosen, founder of the Parkison’s Resource Organization
An estimated 10,000 people in the Coachella Valley have Parkinson’s disease. This past year, News Channel 3’s John White has been serving on the board of the “Parkinson’s Resource Organization” and is now the co-chair. He introduces us to Jo Rosen, founder of Parkinson’s Resource Organization and a “Neighborhood Hero” who’s been making a difference
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Tracking stronger winds and a chance for rain
An area of low pressure is continuing to move toward California. It will begin to move through the state on Wednesday, bringing another increase to our winds as well as a slight chance for some showers. The vast majority of the wet weather will be to our west. However, showers here on the valley floor
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It’s CV Giving Day! Here’s how you can help our community
The second annual CV Giving Day is underway! The fundraising initiative spans 24 hours, with local nonprofits competing for the top spots on the giving leaderboard. CV Giving Day supports 204 local nonprofits. “We’re thrilled with the support of the local community to show up in a big way for nonprofits,” said Jake Wuest, Market
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2024 BNP Paribas Open underway with men’s and women’s draw revealed
The draws are out and play is soon to follow at the 2024 BNP Paribas Open. The path to the title is set, who will take it all? 🏆#TennisParadise— BNP Paribas Open (@BNPPARIBASOPEN) March 5, 2024 MEN’S DRAW #1 Novak Djokovic (5-time tournament champion, 24-time grand slam champion) #2 Carlos Alcaraz (2023 tournament champion) #3
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Gusty winds and possible showers in the forecast
A series of storms across the Pacific Northwest will work their way farther South by tomorrow, bringing some gusty winds and the small chance of showers late tomorrow into tomorrow night. The chance of showers is very slim here in the Valley, but the winds will be more of an issue through tomorrow evening. Winds
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Crews around the Coachella Valley clean up damage and debris from high winds
Gusty conditions made quite a mess for areas like Thermal, Palm Desert and Palm Springs, causing issues for homeowners and drivers all weekend long. Some of those issues included downed tress, road closures, and power outages. Since then, crews all over the valley have been picking up the pieces. In Palm Springs, dust and gusty
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Una persona hospitalizada tras ser atropellada por un vehículo en Coachella
Una parte de la Avenida 50 en Coachella fue cerrada el lunes por la mañana después de que un vehículo atropellara a un peatón. El accidente se reportó alrededor de las 10:50 a.m. en el área de la Avenida 50 y la calle César Chávez. Según la Oficina del Sheriff del condado de Riverside, los
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Comienza la construcción del Teatro Palm Springs Plaza
Esta semana marca el comienzo de la tan esperada restauración del Teatro Palm Springs Plaza. El proyecto de restauración estará a cargo de Woodcliff Construction durante el período de construcción estimado de 18 meses. Representantes de la Fundación Teatro Palm Springs Plaza dicen que la restauración y modernización de la plaza es una inversión lucrativa
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Acrisure Arena lleva a cabo el primer simulacro de víctimas masivas con múltiples agencias
Acrisure Arena llevo a cabo un simulacro de emergencia hoy de 8 a.m. a 2 p.m. El escenario fue un ejercicio controlado en el la arena que conto con Desert Care Network, Eisenhower Health, Inland Counties Emergency Medical Agency y Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital. Varias otras agencias y ciudades participarán en el simulacro, incluyendo
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Acrisure Arena holds first-ever multi-agency mass casualty drill
Acrisure Arena is conducting an emergency drill today from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. The scenario will be a controlled exercise onsite at the arena and at Desert Care Network, Eisenhower Health, Inland Counties Emergency Medical Agency and Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital. Several other agencies and cities will participate in the drill, including AMR|Reach, Arrowhead
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Remaining a bit breezy to start the week
The jet stream is currently quite zonal, meaning it is mainly blowing east/west. This will gradually transition to weak high pressure for Tuesday allowing for some slight warming. An area of low pressure will move into California by Wednesday. Winds will overall continue to weaken, but not completely and not for long. The aforementioned area
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The 20th Annual Desert Smash Celebrity vs Pro Tennis Tournament is in La Quinta
Tennis meets Pickleball fun in the desert at the 20th Anniversary Desert Smash. Professional Pickleball players and tennis stars are expected to attend the two-day tournament. Colton Underwood, David Dobrik, Wes Burrows, and Sam Querrey are the emcees of the tournament. It is a tournament for a cause. “Well, does this mass bring together Hollywood
Continue Reading Construction begins on Palm Springs Plaza Theatre
This week marks the beginning of the long-anticipated restoration of the Palm Springs Plaza Theatre. The restoration project will be fronted by Woodcliff Construction through the estimated 18-month construction period. Representatives of the Palm Springs Plaza Theatre Foundation say that the restoration and modernization of the plaza is lucrative investment for the community. Upon completion,
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Firefighters Battle 2-acre fire in an unincorporated part of Thousand Palms
Cal Fire is trying to put out a small blaze near the 27000 block of Rio Del Sol Road in the unincorporated part of Thousand Palms. Officials say the fire broke out just before 2:30 a.m. Monday. Cal Fire tells News Channel 3 that 2 acres of 15-foot mulch piles and landscape debris are burning
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Winds ease a bit, but only briefly
Today will be calmer and fairly mild, but winds were intense over the weekend and have left damage and debris throughout the Valley. Gusts exceeded 50 m.p.h. in several Valley cities. A Wind Advisory remain sin effect for the high desert through 9 a.m. High pressure will hold steady from this afternoon into late Tuesday,
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