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Modernism Week comes to a close this Sunday. The 11-day event that has showcased over 400 home tours along with parties, live music events, and keynote speeches. One of this year’s featured homes is Wexler ’54, a post and beam residence designed by architects Donald Wexler and Richard Harrison, situated in the Deepwell neighborhood. The
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High pressure is building in across the Western States, clearing skies and warming temps a bit. That ridge of high pressure will shape the forecast through weekend, allowing daytime highs to rise to near 80. Today you’ll notice some increase in those temps into the middle 70s. Warm through the weekend, then Monday a weak
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The Firebirds hit the road for the first time since January and came away victorious on Wednesday night, defeating the San Jose Barracuda 5-4. Logan Morrison was the star of the game, recording four points (two goals, two assists) to help the Firebirds earn their 30th win of the season. For the game’s full box score,
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After 54 holes at the Greg Norman Course at PGA WEST, Texas Tech took home the team trophy, winning by a whopping 12 shots. As @TexasTechMGolf won the 2024 Prestige in the team catergory, head coach Greg Sands said that the victory is bittersweet. @KESQ @BlakeArthur24 pic.twitter.com/7AghkFlxFU— Kenji Ito (@KenjiitoKESQ) February 22, 2024 The Red
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La Policía de Palm Springs ha confirmado que el niño secuestrado en Garden Grove esta mañana ha sido localizado en Palm Springs. “Tendríamos que diferir preguntas adicionales a Garden Grove PD, pero ayudamos a recuperar al niño cerca de la estación de Amtrak”, dice el teniente Araiza de la Policía de Palm Springs. Justo antes
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Les preocupa que sus quejas sobre los robos del correo sean ignoradas.
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Se anima a los residentes del condado de Riverside que quieran expresar su opinión sobre dónde deberían asignarse los fondos para el transporte en los próximos años a que echen un vistazo a la propuesta de “Plan de Alivio del Tráfico 2024”, que estará abierto a comentarios públicos hasta finales de marzo. “Las actualizaciones y
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The Riverside County Transportation Commission released its extensive Traffic Relief Plan 2024 Draft Update, detailing a new transportation strategy for the future. The plan works to address some of the county’s biggest concerns and and issues for residents and those driving through the area. It was also created to reduce traffic bottlenecks, improve roadway safety,
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Desert Hot Springs aprobó una reducción permanente de la tasa impositiva sobre el cultivo de cannabis para los propietarios de negocios locales. Durante su reunión del martes, el consejo municipal votó a favor de reducir la tasa impositiva de $10,20 por pie cuadrado a $5,75 por pie cuadrado de espacio utilizado para cultivo. MGN Según
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Now that the low-pressure system has passed, high pressure will begin to build over Southern California. This will allow our temperatures to rise into the mid to upper 70s through the weekend. February 2024 has been quite a wet month for Southern California. Our mountains have picked up a lot of snow as a result.
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Jodie Capper, a Health Academy teacher at Coachella Valley High School in Thermal, has been named the latest winner of the One Class at a Time award. The academy promotes public and mental health awareness and education for youth and communities in the Coachella Valley. As the lead for the school’s Mental Behavioral Health Pathway,
Continue Reading Desert Hot Springs approved a permanent cannabis cultivation tax rate reduction for local business owners. During their Tuesday meeting, the city council voted to lower the tax rate from $10.20 per square foot to $5.75 per square foot of space used for cultivation. According to Deputy City Manager, Doria Wilms, the decision to cut the
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Through two rounds of play, Texas Tech is on top in La Quinta, leading the 24-team field by 10 shots. Texas Tech is on top through two rounds of play at the Prestige at PGA WEST. The Red Raiders are at 24-under as a team and take a 10-shot lead into tomorrow's final round.@TexasTechMGolf @TexasTech
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Greek treats were enjoyed by many over the weekend in Palm Desert. During the 26th annual Greek Festival, organizers said all of the food was prepared on site. Visitors also had a chance to tour Saint George Greek Orthodox Church of the Desert. It featured colorful mosaics, which showcased the rich history and traditions of the Greek
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Dustin Hay commutes 45 minutes to FIND Food Bank’s distribution center each morning and greets the day with a smile, unfailingly. Just a few years ago, Hay first stepped foot into the distribution center as a volunteer. After a few volunteer shifts packing and organizing food, Hay decided to become a full-time employee at FIND.
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The powerful storm that pounded coastal and inland areas of SoCal is now slowly leaving the region as the center of low pressure pulls Northeastward. A Flood Watch remains in place until 10 this morning, along with a Winter Weather Advisory in the mountains as snow showers linger, too. The snowfall will be slower to
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Rain has impacted parts of Southern California since the weekend with significant flooding from the Central Coast to the L.A. Basin. Showers still have the chance to push through the Valley today, with heavier rain in the Riverside and San Bernardino County mountains today and overnight as low pressure slides through. A First Alert Weather
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Indio Girls’ water polo point Mia Buelna is this week’s student-athlete of the week. Joining the varsity team as a sophomore, Buelna was ready to compete as soon as she joined. “It was clear from the start that she wanted to get better at the sport, and she really proved from an early stage that
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It was an historic day at the Empire Polo Club in Indio as two NSWL teams stepped on the pitch Tuesday afternoon. For the first time ever, professional womens’ soccer was payed in the Coachella Valley. The Coachella Valley Invitational is a pre-season exhibition tournament hosted by the LA Galaxy. And this year, four NWSL
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An I-Team investigation reveals the daily struggles some Cathedral City residents still say they face six months after Tropical Storm Hilary and their reactions to the city’s storm response. “So at this point, we’re still living out of bins in our bedrooms and in our bathroom,” said Beatrice Toledo whose Cathedral City home was flooded by a mudflow
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