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New synthetic opioid ‘cychlorphine’ raises alarm among health officials

PALM DESERT, Calif. (KESQ)  – A newly emerging synthetic opioid is creating concern among health officials and anti-drug advocates across the country as communities continue battling the fentanyl crisis. According to the Addiction Center, the drug known as โ€œcychlorphine,โ€ is a “synthetic opioid with effects similar to morphine and fentanyl.” The San Francisco Department of

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I-Team Update: Land Lease Limbo

A major development in a News Channel 3 I-Team investigation into the ongoing land-lease battle at Saddlerock Estates in Palm Springs. A tribal court on Wednesday dismissed a lawsuit filed by the tribal landowner against Hallview Management, which is the company challenging the controversial successor leases tied to the community. But while the ruling is

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Triple Digits on the Way Late Week

The warming trend officially kicks off across the Coachella Valley today as high pressure begins building back into the West. After two noticeably cooler and windy days to start the work week, we’re looking at warmer and calmer conditions through the remainder of the forecast period.  Highs will continue climbing through the week, weekend and

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Cuatro personas heridas en un choque el miรฉrcoles por la maรฑana en Cathedral City

CATHEDRAL CITY, Calif. (KESQ) – Cuatro personas fueron hospitalizadas tras un grave choque ocurrido la madrugada del miรฉrcoles en Cathedral City, que segรบn los investigadores podrรญa estar relacionado con una carrera ilegal. El choque ocurriรณ poco antes de las 4 de la madrugada cerca del cruce entre Date Palm Drive y Ramon Road. Segรบn el

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Indio High Agriculture Program set to end sparking concern from students and alumni

INDIO, Calif. (KESQ) ย – Indio High Schoolโ€™s Agriculture Program will end after the current school year, a decision that is drawing concern from students, alumni and agricultural leaders who said the program is deeply tied to the community and local workforce. In a statement Tamara Wadkins, Desert Sands Unified School District (DSUSD) Public Information Officer,

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Brailleย Instituteย breaks ground on new 5,200-square-foot Coachella Valley center

RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. (KESQ) – A major step forward for accessibility in the Coachella Valley. The Braille Institute is opening a new facility in Rancho Mirage aimed at helping people with vision loss live more independently. The Braille Institute broke ground Wednesday morning on a new 5,200-square-foot center located at 42525 Rancho Mirage Lane. The

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