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We’re expecting a mostly sunny and mild Valentine’s Day with highs in the lower seventies this afternoon. A persistent ridge of high pressure remains in place over the region, protecting us from the storm moving across the Pacific Northwest. Changes arriving early next week include a chance of rain on Monday and Tuesday, but prior
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Palm Desert Boys’ soccer goalie Michael Cornwell is this week’s student athlete of the week. Described as a displinced and competitive athlete, Cornwell credits those traits from the people that are closest to him. “This team is built on allowing me to be the best because they are the best I can ask for,” Cornwell
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La fundación también donó $5,000 mil dólares al programa de migrantes.
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Los amantes del diseño de todo el mundo están aquí en Palm Springs para la Semana del Modernismo y este año, los organizadores dicen que será más grande que nunca. Están programados más de 350 eventos, desde el jueves hasta el 26 de febrero. El festival incluirá recorridos por casas emblemáticas, fiestas nocturnas y una
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Local businesses are preparing for big Valentine’s Day crowds. To see how local florists are bracing for the holiday, watch Allie Anthony’s full report. The general manager of Copley’s on Palm Canyon, Shannon Mesey, says that they’re already prepping their Valentine’s Day special for over 300 diners. Mesey says supporting small businesses is a great
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Ayer se realizó la ceremonia de corte de listón de la nueva Unidad Móvil del Eisenhower Hospital que dará atención médica a las personas más vulnerables principalmente en el área agrícola del este del Valle de Coachella. La unidad móvil ayudara a las personas que no tienen transporte para ir hasta el hospital de Rancho
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Thousands of Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, and workers from other app companies are set to go on strike Wednesday, February 14 to raise awareness about their current work conditions. The group Justice For App Workers organized the nationwide strike over fair wages, safety, and more, according to its website. The planned strike is expected to take
Continue Reading Design lovers from across the globe are here in Palm Springs for Modernism Week and this year, organizers say it will be bigger than ever. More than 350 events are scheduled, beginning Thursday through Feb. 26. The festival will feature tours of iconic homes, nightly parties, and a classic car show. All events are open
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Northern California looks to have a rainy Valentine’s Day as a low-pressure system nears the West Coast on Wednesday. It’s a very different picture for Southern California, with plenty of sunshine and highs in the low 70s for V-Day. The next opportunity for rain in the desert arrives early next week, with Monday currently being
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Un hombre de 26 años de San Jacinto que suministró una dosis mortal de fentanilo a un conocido fue sentenciado hoy a 12 años de prisión estatal. Samuel Leo Mussaw admitió el mes pasado cargos de homicidio voluntario y posesión de sustancias controladas para la venta bajo un acuerdo de culpabilidad con la Oficina del
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The Palm Springs Plaza Theatre Foundation announced that Oak View Group (OVG), the owners and operators of Acrisure Arena, has entered into a partnership agreement in which OVG will provide day-to-day management of the historic theatre and secure programming and new sponsorship opportunities. “All of us at Oak View Group are thrilled to partner with
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The Knights have done it. Shadow Hills girls wrestling claimed their first team title in program history, which is also the first for any girls wrestling program in the entire Coachella Valley. The Knights were led by individual champions and senior stars Kaylin Montano and Alyson Ortiz. Shadow Hills senior wrestler Kaylin Montano is our
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Valentine’s Day is tomorrow! The holiday is the #1 holiday for floral purchases. In 2024, the Society of American Florists is expecting for 250 million roses to be cut. Wade Frahm is the owner at Dr. Orchid in Palm Desert. He says the shop pre ordered 100 dozen roses. And they have been hard at
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We remain a bit cooler than normal today, but high pressure is slowly building into the region. This will keep us clear and sunny, and will also warm temps up by a few degrees over the next several days. This afternoon will see highs near 70, beating yesterday’s 68 reading. By the weekend, highs will
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The top 4 candidates in California’s Senate race to fill the seat held by the late Dianne Feinstein will face off in a live debate tonight. Locals watched and shared their perspectives. News Channel 3 – What issue stood out the most and impacts the Coachella Valley the most? David Weiner (Chair – Desert Stonewall
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Thousands of participants, fans, and volunteers came together on Saturday morning for the annual bike ride. “We just helped set up the cones. And we also handed out waters and medals to all the people who did the race,” said Giselle Bazan, a volunteer with the event. Every year, all proceeds from the event are
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The City of Palm Springs is now one of the first cities in the state to receive funding from an opioid settlement agreement. Several major opioid manufacturers, including Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Mckesson, AmerisourceBergen and Cardinal Health California, will dole out yearly payments to California cities to, “…resolve their liabilities in over 3,000 opioid crisis-related lawsuits nationwide.”
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