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Suspect in custody after a nearly four hour standoff in Desert Hot Springs
Roads around 4th Street in Desert Hot Springs were shut down as police negotiated with a suspect barricaded inside a home. The standoff started as a call of multiple people fighting in the street just before 6:00 p.m. on 4th Street just off of Palm Drive, city spokesperson Doria Wilms told News Channel 3 at
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Student Athlete of the Week – Kaylin Montano
The Shadow Hills girls wrestling program has won four straight league titles and a lot of that success can be attributed to senior star Kaylin Montano. Shadow Hills senior wrestler Kaylin Montano is our student athlete of the week.🏅 2x league champ🏆 1 @CIFSS title (hopefully 2 soon)📚 Bookworm👩🔬 Plans to study chemistry or biology💊 Wants to
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Susan Stein receives star on the Palm Springs Walk of the Stars
Susan Stein, the creative producer and director of Fashion Week El Paseo, was honored Tuesday on the Palm Springs Walk of the Stars. Stein received the 465th star on the Walk of the Stars in the category of civic pioneer. Under Stein’s leadership, organizers say that Fashion Week El Paseo has consistently grown. “The meaning of
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Local crews make preparations ahead of storm set to hit the Coachella Valley on Thursday
Local city and county officials are making sure the Coachella Valley is ready for a storm that is set to bring rain and possible flooding to the valley. A First Alert Weather Alert will be in place for Thursday and Friday as an atmospheric river approaches California. Moderate to heavy rain is possible during this
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Nueve residentes del sur de California acusados de tráfico de drogas en Estados Unidos, México y Canadá
Nueve residentes del sur de California, incluidos tres del condado de Riverside, han sido acusados en acusaciones federales contra un presunto oleoducto de drogas en el que presuntos miembros de una red de crimen organizado importaron cientos de libras de cocaína y otros narcóticos desde México a través de Los Ángeles para su exportación a
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El Colegio del Desierto lanza nuevo servicio de transporte ‘Roadrunner Express’ para sus estudiantes
El Colegio del Desierto no quiere que la transportación sea un problema para los que quieren estudiar en persona.
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Tres personas son desplazadas de su hogar tras registrarse incendio
Dos adultos y un niño fueron desplazados después de que un incendio dañara gravemente una casa en Coachella.El incendio se registró alrededor de las 16:30 horas en la cuadra 84000 de Lingayan Avenue, al este de Van Buren. Los equipos llegaron minutos después y encontraron la casa de un solo piso completamente envuelta en llamas,
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Weather Insider: Mudslides and Debris Flows
Mudslides are a hazard caused by heavy rains. There are layers of soil under our feet. The further down a layer of soil is, the more compressed and stable it becomes. When the topsoil becomes saturated with rain, it becomes heavier. This, combined with the flowing water, can lead to that top layer of soil
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PSUSD students recognized for perseverance at Every Student Succeeding Awards
Some local students were recognized for their academic success. Students from each of Palm Springs Unified School District’s elementary, middle, and high schools were nominated by their school principals. The Palm Springs Leadership Association, which is made up of PSUSD administrators and managers, honored the students during the Every Student Succeeding Awards on Monday. “Why these students
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Riverside County hosts 42nd Annual High School Mock Trial competition
Twenty-two high schools throughout Riverside County are participating in this year’s 42nd Annual County Mock Trial competition. “I learned a lot of interview skills and how to ask people questions in an appropriate manner that I carried over into my law practice as I was a practicing attorney,” said Riverside County Superior Court Judge Melissa
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Creativity and a safe environment are the focus for One Class at a Time winner at Toro Canyon
Ms. Tammy Ashworth has been selected as the latest One Class at a Time award recipient. Ashworth has been teaching at Toro Canyon Middle School in Thermal for 20 years. News Channel 3 and attorney Walter Clark, with the Walter Clark Legal Group, surprised Ashworth during one of her art classes. She’s also taught English
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California lawmakers introduce two children’s social media safety bills
This week, California Attorney General Rob Bonta, Senator Nancy Skinner (D-Berkely) and Assemblymember Buffy Wicks (D-Oakland) introduced the Protecting Youth from Social Media Addiction Act (SB 976) and the California Children’s Data Privacy Act (AB 1949). According to the Attorney General’s Office, these new bills would address the harms of social media addiction and provide
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First award of new ‘Impact Grant’ to help Make-A-Wish
KESQ and the H.N. and Frances C. Berger Foundation launched the Impact Grant Saturday at the Palm Springs Health Run and Wellness Festival. The Coachella Valley chapter of Make-A-Wish received $30,000. “We see that Make-A-Wish is making an impact in our community by granting life-changing wishes for children and their families,” the Vice President of
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