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The 32nd Annual Morongo Thunder and Lightning Powwow kicks off Native American Day
The 32nd Annual Morongo Thunder and Lightning Powwow kicks off on California’s Native American Day. Their public relations team says this event will attract over 900 tribal dancers and 20 drum groups from the U.S. and Canada. The event is free to enter. Powwow & Indian Market Where: Morongo Casino Resort & Spa 49500 Seminole
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Meet K9 Solo, Riverside County District Attorney’s Office newest Electronic Scent Detection dog
We’re getting to know a special team member with Riverside County District Attorney’s Office. Solo is a two-year-old English Labrador, and the newest member of the county’s Child Exploitation Team. Jason Polanco, Senior DA Investigator with Riverside County said, “I believe there’s four Electronic Scent Detection dogs (in the state of California), and we’re fortunate enough
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First Alert Weather Alert for windblown dust through tonight
A First Alert Weather Alert was in effect through Thursday evening for impacts to air quality and visibility as a result of windblown dust. Gusty conditions were expected. Gusts could exceed 30 MPH in many of our more wind-prone areas. As of 3:27PM, all levels of air quality from ‘moderate’ to ‘hazardous’ are being reported
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‘To serve the youth’ Boys & Girls Club celebrates 75 years in Palm Springs
The Boys and Girls Club of Palm Springs is celebrating 75 years of serving the desert community. Since 1948, the organization has called this spot on Sunrise Way home along with the thousands of kids and volunteers throughout the years. “They’ve helped us turn this into a facility that youth can use in preparing their
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Hispanic Heritage Month: Meet Conchita Pozar, the voice fighting for improvements in the North Shore area
In honor of Hispanic Heritage, we’ll highlight the contributions of community members making a difference in the Coachella Valley for the next four weeks. Ask anyone in North Shore near the Salton Sea; they’ll probably have heard the name Conchita Pozar. “If political leaders do not start doing something in our community, the solution will
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7 heridos en un accidente con un autobús de Sunline en Palm Springs
Una parte de E Vista Chino fue cerrada temporalmente en Palm Springs después de un accidente con un autobús Sunline. El accidente ocurrió en E. Vista Chino cerca de Via Roberto Miguel alrededor de las 3:20 pm. Video de nuestro equipo en la escena muestra lo que parece ser tres vehículos implicados y un autobús
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Palm Springs buys new equipment to help keep roads clear of blowing sand that leads to closures
Piles of sand and dirt, some as tall as 6 feet or higher, have accumulated at a number of washes and roadways throughout the Coachella Valley, primarily in areas that were flooded by Tropical Storm Hilary. The problem has been a reoccurring issue along Vista Chino and Gene Autry Trail, for example, but has been
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Mes de la Herencia Hispana: Conozca a la voz que lucha por mejoras en North Shore
Conchita Pozar se ha convertido en la voz de muchos que viven en una comunidad cerca del Salton Sea.
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Insider Blog: When can we expect to see improvements in our air quality
Lately, we have seen many days with air quality and visibility concerns. We have talked at length about how and why we have seen so many days like this, but the short answer is that small and very light particles of sand, dust and dried mud are easily picked up by even relatively light winds.
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Sandy elements in the air are impacting daily outdoor activities
According to the World Meteorological Organization, airborne dust poses serious health risks. The Coachella Valley is experiencing low visibility, but temperatures are moving toward those fall like temperatures, and people want to go outdoors. The California Air Resource Board is recording that windblown dust concerns air quality statewide. Not only does this affect those with respiratory
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Major roads in DHS expected to remain closed for another 6 to 9 months due to tropical storm damage
Three major roads in Desert Hot Springs are expected to be closed for at least half-a-year due to the damage caused by Tropical Storm Hilary. Desert Hot Springs’ interim deputy city manager, Daniel Porras, shared a quick update on the roads during Tuesday’s city council meeting. You can watch the full updates in the Sept.
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Strong winds make for another dusty day causing poor visibility
It’s another windy day in the desert with dust filling the air, causing poor visibility. You could probably see the brown haze sitting over the Valley. We’ve been dealing with a lot dusty days, especially after Tropical Storm Hilary. “It’s dusty, the wind is blowing and sand is all over the place,” said resident David
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Five local students honored with ‘Do the Right Thing’ award for Sept. 2023
Five local students are being recognized with this month’s “Do the Right Thing” award. It’s a partnership between News Channel 3 and Palm Springs Police. Students Diamond Bunton, Alexis Campos, Steve Gonzalez, Lacey Harris, and Anthony Youssef were honored on Wednesday. The students were chosen for their positive attitude, behavior, and accomplishments. If you know
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