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Summer may have come to an end, but the desert is getting fired up for the return of the Coachella Valley Firebirds. Puck drop is set for 7 p.m. against the Bakersfield Condors, but you’re going to want to get there early to take in the fun. Fans are invited to come out before the
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Calmer winds and comfortable temperatures are hallmarks of our Friday forecast! Cooler than normal conditions will prevail today, but we see some gradual warming into the weekend. By Sunday and Monday highs climb back toward the triple digits for a brief couple of days.
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Two sisters from the Coachella Valley got to attend the red carpet premiere of Taylor Swift’s concert movie, where they got to meet the star! The premiere of “Taylor Swift: The ERA’S TOUR” movie was held Wednesday at the Grove in Los Angeles. Karah and Katelynn Shouse were out among the fans eagerly waiting to
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Palm Springs will soon have 15 license plate recognition cameras around the city. The city council approved a two-year cooperative subscription agreement with Insight Public Sector Inc. The motion passed with a 4-1 vote. Mayor Grace Garner was the lone “no” vote. Check out the agreement here Palm Springs Police Chief Andy Mills had a
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Indio does it. The Rajahs went 14-0 in league this year, highlighted by two victories over their rival Coachella Valley, including Thursday when they secured the perfect season. Congratulations to Indio VB @RajahsVB on their undefeated DVL season! The Rajahs beat rival Coachella Valley in 3 sets to take the DVL title. 🏐🔴🔵 Highlights &
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People across the globe are impacted by the war in Israel and that includes a Southern California woman now living in Israel whose husband is a soldier on the frontlines. News Channel 3’s Peter Daut spoke with Matana Horowitz about the tense situation there and what she wants Americans to know. Be the first to
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For the past six months, we’ve been pressing San Bernardino County officials about their handling of a powerful blizzard earlier this year. Some residents in the county’s mountain communities were left stranded for several days. “We felt really abandoned by the county,” Ellah Ronen, a Crestline resident. After declining our invitations for interviews, a county
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This morning, the Coachella Valley Rescue Mission unveiled a new art piece for everyone to enjoy! The piece, called JOY, was created by a local pair of artists. Artist Jeff Howe (right) worked and shaped the wood palette which artist Marconi Calindas Cafege (left) then painted for the Rescue Mission. The CVRM is an organization
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Dos personas fueron hospitalizadas después de una sobredosis masiva en el cementerio de Palm Springs el jueves por la tarde. La llamada se emitió por primera vez aproximadamente a las 12:40 p.m. La persona que llamó inicialmente informó que dos sujetos sufrían una aparente sobredosis. “Mientras los oficiales de Cathedral City respondían, los despachadores fueron
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Air quality in the valley today is ranging between moderate to good. This a marked improvement from yesterday. Small particles will continue to settle out of the air as winds continue to weaken. The large trough of low pressure which brough strong gusts to the valley earlier this week is moving off to the east.
Continue Reading Two people were hospitalized after a mass overdose event at the Palm Springs Cemetery Thursday afternoon. The call first came out at approximately 12:40 p.m. The initial caller reported two subjects suffering from an apparent overdose. “As Cathedral City Officers were responding, dispatchers were informed there was a possible third overdose victim. Cathedral City Officers
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Local actors and studios must change how they make money as the actor’s strike continues. On Wednesday, the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers and the SAG AFTRA notified the public that the negotiations were suspended. The strike continues. A local actor also wants the public to know that they are human. Danielle Kennedy
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The Firebirds start their second season this week. This comes after an incredible inaugural season which ended in a Game 7 overtime loss to the Hershey Bears in the Calder Cup Finals. There’s unfinished business for the Firebirds this season. 🔥🦅🏒🏆🗣️”We have a hunger to win and obviously our goal is to win a championship,
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Update 10:00 a.m. Thursday: Indian Canyon at the wash is now open, all roads in Palm Springs at the wash are now open.Update 8:00 a.m. Thursday- Gene Autry Trail and Vista Chino are open again. Indian Canyon Drive remains closed to traffic through the Whitewater wash, according to the Palm Springs Police Department in a
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Indian Wells is hosting the California Forward Economic Conference with leaders around the Coachella Valley and State attending. One key issue they’re discussing, among many others is a regional and statewide healthcare shortage. For this reason, ‘OneFuture Coachella Valley’ and other valley healthcare leaders are hosting a ‘Healthcare Workforce Crisis Tour.’ The tours are an
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Air Quality is steadily improving this morning as wind gusts eased overnight. The Valley is now looking at AQI in the “Good” range. An Air Quality Alert remains in effect this morning, but only for a few more minutes. There are Wind Advisories to our West as winds turn offshore. A brief period of Santa
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The First Alert Weather Team is tracking a First Alert Weather Alert through Thursday morning. Gusty west winds have created impactful conditions for both air quality and visibility. As of Wednesday night, air quality ranges from ‘unhealthy’ to ‘moderate’. This is an improvement from the afternoon. Air quality can change very quickly and differ from
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