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Long regarded as the gem of professional golf in the Coachella Valley, The American Express continues to cast its ever-growing spotlight on many of the PGA TOUR’s brightest stars. This year’s tournament touts another elite, well-rounded and deep field of competition, which was finalized on Friday with 154-of-156 players confirmed to play in the 65th-annual
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The Firebirds shutout the Colorado Eagles on Friday night, 2-0 the final. Ales Stezka stopped all 30 Colorado shots to earn his second shutout of the season. The win moves Coachella Valley to 19-11-2-1 on the season. See the game’s full box score HERE. NEXT GAME The Firebirds and the Eagles wrap up the weekend
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Construction is underway at the site of a new city hall and library on Civic Center Dr. and Towne St. in downtown Indio. Before recently being torn down, the library was over 50 years old and “was inadequate and not meeting the needs of residents,” according to Indio City Manager Bryan Montgomery. Construction of the
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As of just before 5 PM (Pacific Time), many parts of the northern plains and intermountain west are already seeing sub-zero temperatures. Parts of Montana are more than 20 degrees below zero! The Dakotas are not far behind with temperatures more than 10 degrees below zero. Keep in mind that these temperatures are BEFORE we
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Por primera vez, el estado de California está llevando a cabo una encuesta de su población LGBTQ de edad avanzada. La encuesta es anónima y puede realizarse en línea. Los investigadores utilizarán las respuestas para aprender más sobre el bienestar de los residentes LGBTQ mayores de nuestro estado. La información también se utilizará para informar
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The 35th Annual Palm Springs International Film Festival is coming to a close. This year, the festival is not hosting a closing ceremony. Instead, they have a weekend of finale events. On Saturday, they will screen the closing film, ‘Ex-Husbands’, directed by Noah Pritzker. On Sunday, there will be a Family Day at the Mary
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The First Baptist Church of Indio opened its doors almost 100 years ago. One of the church members says they watched churches open and close over the years. Before Jan. 18, 1924, church members would meet at various members’ homes. In the Spring of 1924, Reverend Jones combined his congregation with the Community Methodist church
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After a frosty start to Friday morning with lows in the 20s/30s, there is some warming in our future! Mornings will remain chilly, but afternoons will slowly reach the mid-60s on Saturday, then near 70° on Sunday. 70° is the average high temperature for Palm Springs. Cloud cover will increase through Saturday afternoon. An incoming
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Los negocios en Indio esperan que esto los ayude a continuar prosperando.
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For the first time, the state of California is conducting a survey of its older LGBTQ population. The survey is anonymous and can be done online. Researchers will use the responses to learn more about the well-being of our state’s older LGBTQ residents. The information will also be used to inform California policies and programs.
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Fronts are a meteorologist’s bread and butter. Essentially, a front is the boundary between two air masses. Remember that winds flow counterclockwise around low pressure. As a low pressure system forms, cold, dry air is brought in from the north, and warm, moist air moves in from the south. Ahead of a warm front, there
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Lo mejor de todo es que son en español.
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It’s a case we’ve been following for more than a decade. David Replogle, and Daniel Carlos Garcia are awaiting sentencing for their involvement in the 2008 Palm Springs killing of art dealer, Clifford Lambert. Both men were in court today. Because the presiding judge, was ill and not able to make it to court both sentencing for
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A bill to ban tackle football for children under the age of 12 is headed to the State Assembly. On Wednesday, AB 734 was heard by the California Assembly Arts, Entertainment, Sports and Tourism committee in Sacramento. It was approved 5-2, sending the bill to the State Assembly. The bill was introduced by Sacramento lawmaker,
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Mornings lows are dipping well into the 30s this morning, and that has prompted widespread Frost Advisories around the region. An outbreak of cold air descending into the U.S. is affecting large swaths of the nation this morning. including the Coachella Valley. Over the next few days, high pressure will bring a modest warming trend
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It was a star-studded night out at the Mary Pickford is D’Place theater in Cathedral City which played host to the world premiere of “Miller’s Girl.” The film stars Martin Freeman, Dagmara Dominczyk, Bashir Salahuddin, Gideon Adlon, and La Quinta native Jenna Ortega. The stars attended the premiere along with director-writer/director Jade Halley Bartlett. The event
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The Palm Desert City Council unanimously approved the final map for the redistricting process as the city gets ready to shift from two council districts into five. On Thursday, councilmembers approved Map 109 Renumbered B, which came about after objections from the city’s objections from Northside residents last month. 06-Redistricting-pptDownload The city’s five council districts
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La unidad de asistencia a personas sin hogar del departamento de policía de indio ofreció ayuda a personas sin un hogar. Los servicios incluyeron: información sobre refugios, ayuda contra la adicción, oportunidades de empleo y alimentos. En los últimos años se ha visto un aumento en personas sin hogar y que enfrentan algún tipo de adición
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The 35th annual Palm Springs International Film Festival is in its final days and organizers are hosting some special screenings for valley students. “I actually do want to work in film, but more in a creative aspect I would like to do maybe as animation and films,” said Sophia Alejandre, an Indio High School student.
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The Palm Springs International Airport (PSP) announced it set a new record for passenger traffic in 2023. The airport reported a total of 3,237,325 passengers in 2023, surpassing the previous record set oneyear prior in 2022 by nearly 9%, when 2,981,844 traveled through PSP. Throughout 2023, PSP seteight new monthly passenger records. The airport also
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