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Westerly winds are expected to increase Sunday afternoon and remain through Monday. During this time, sustained gusts could reach between 25-35 MPH with peak gusts near 50-60 MPH in wind prone areas like the San Gorgonio Pass. A Wind Advisory and an Air Quality Alert have been issued through late Monday morning due to these
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The first annual GROW at the Gardens event occurred in Palm Desert all day Saturday. GROW was a mini-retreat open to the cancer community and their families with day-long wellness experiences focused on setting realistic goals, providing opportunities for personal growth, and promoting success through movement and education. The event benefitted “Shay’s Warriors,” an organization
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The Coachella Valley Firebirds get back into the win column after shutting out the Tucson Roadrunners, 4-0, on Saturday night. Driedgs gets the shutout!!❌ pic.twitter.com/pyapyF6PCf— Coachella Valley Firebirds (@Firebirds) October 22, 2023 Goals scored by Marian Studenic, Cale Fleury, Shane Wright, and John Hayden. WRIGHTER FIND THE BACK OF THE NETWE LEAD 3-0 pic.twitter.com/jJMPsXDydg— Coachella
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In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, the Hispanic American Chamber of Commerce presents the Maya La Feria festival in Cathedral City. In Coachella, the Sixth Annual Tacos, Tequila & Chavelas Festival celebrated the valley’s best tacos. Some of your local favorites were competing for that title. A dozen local businesses participated in the competition. Judges
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Mario DelGuidice, of the Coachella Valley’s Mario’s restaurant chain dedicated a jumbo-sized flag and flagpole to fallen Cpl. Hunter Lopez. The dedication took place today at 9 a.m. outside of the Palm Desert Mario’s Café at 73-155 Hwy. 111. The 29 Palms Marine Color Guard participated in the ceremony where a dedication plaque was presented
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Gusty west winds are expected to increase through the weekend. This will result in dropping visibility at times and much cooler temperatures by the start of the week. Here’s a look at how Sunday evening will look. The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Advisory that begins at 3 p.m. Sunday through late morning
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<!–[if lte IE 10]> Sorry, you are using an unsupported browser. This page will not display correctly. Please click here to upgrade to a newer browser. <![endif]–> /**/ Check Out: High School Football: Rancho Mirage clinch DEL title after beating LQ, playoff race intensifies Be the first to know when news breaks in Coachella Valley.
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It’s time. Brook Sibrian out of the Lee Espinoza Boxing Club in Coachella will make her professional debut next Saturday in Ontario. “We have been preparing for this since day one. Obviously there are tweaks that are made along the way, we have kept the same style of training. The intensity though has increased,” said
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Temperatures reached a record-high of 108°F yesterday but cooler conditions are on the way this weekend. The ridge of high pressure that brought us record-breaking heat is now pushing east. This shifting high pressure system is allowing for a cooler air to move in. A cooling trend is expected to start this weekend but it
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It’s the second to final week of the regular season for high school football. Game of the Week La Quinta: 14(5-4) / DEL: 2-2@Rancho Mirage: 27(6-2) / DEL: 4-0F The undefeated Rancho Mirage Rattlers clinched their league title with their win over La Quinta. It's official! With tonight's 27 -14 win over La Quinta the
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The San Andreas Fault gets a lot of attention, but it’s not the only fault that could have a big impact on the Coachella Valley. Looking at the Community Fault Model by the Southern California Earthquake Center, there are roughly 26 fault zones from I-40 in San Bernardino County, to the Mexico border, and west
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“Typically when people are suffering from food insecurity they are also suffering from other things as well, said Debbie Espinosa, CEO of the FIND Food Bank. Espinosa has shared her personal experiences with food insecurities. Now – it’s a cancer journey – that’s inspiring her to help the community in a different way. “For me,
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California is home to hundreds of faults. This partly explains why the state sees so many earthquakes. They can range wildly in size and shape. A fault is a fracture zone between two large blocks of rock. Some, like the San Andreas Fault, are hundreds of miles long, traverse most of the state, and remain
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Actor and comedian Leslie Jordan, who died after having a medical emergency and crashing his car into a wall in Hollywood last year, was honored today with the 462nd star on the Palm Springs Walk of the Stars. “We are immensely thankful that we have the honor to pay tribute to the remarkably talented and
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Su frustración los llevó a formar una pequeña protesta en las afueras donde se instalaron.
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Today was a day of record-breaking heat here in the Coachella Valley! The previous high temperature record for today for Palm Springs was 105°F set back in 2003. The high temperature recorded today was 108°F, smashing the previous record! As the ridge of high pressure continues moving to the east, it is leaving an open
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The Palm Springs Police Department says incidents of laced Halloween candy are rare, but people planning to trick or treat should be cautious. Palm Springs Police Department statement: “With Halloween upon us, PSPD is reminding parents to always check their kid’s Halloween Candy after Trick-Or-Treating. While incidents of laced Halloween candy are rare, it’s important
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It’s the event highlighting the architecture that draws thousands to Palm Springs twice a year for ‘Modernism Week’ in October and February. There’s a little bit of something for everyone from educational tidbits, entertainment and of course plenty of tours featuring Mid-century Modern homes. Modernism Week in October spans over four days and features more
Continue ReadingThe ridge of high pressure remains in place today keeping us warmer than normal but that changes into the weekend. A trough moving into NorCal will bring breezy and cooler conditions through the weekend and into next week. Wind speeds will remain gusty through Sunday, but those winds will help usher in the cooler temps.
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