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A little late-season heatwave is upon us and highs will jump back into the triple digits today and through most of the weekend before we see those numbers come back down a bit next week. The higher than normal temps have prompted a Heat Advisory for many areas West of the Coachella Valley. Yesterday we
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It’s the ‘Bachelor’ but with a golden twist. The new season of ‘The Golden Bachelor’ follows widower, Gerry Turner’s journey to finding love in his golden years. News Channel 3 went on a search throughout the valley for tips for on finding love, a little bit later in life. “Love is possible again,” said pickleball
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“We’re broken. We miss him. And we just want justice,” said Misty Pickton, mother of Mattew Herver, an 18-year-old killed in a shooting back in July. It’s an absence that can never be replaced, the family members of 18-year-old Matthew Hervey recall what they loved most about him “He was just full of life. Very
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We continue to shine a spotlight on Latino voices here in the Coachella Valley in light of National Hispanic Heritage Month. This week News Channel Three’s Marco Revuelta brings us the uplifting story of a woman who took a leap of faith during the height of the pandemic by starting her own business. Erika Flannery
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House Republicans will meet next week to discuss potential nominees for House speaker. Rep. Kevin McCarthy’s ouster, which has left the house paralyzed without a successor, leaves the next speaker with an enormous task uniting the deeply fractured GOP. News Channel 3’s Peter Daut spoke today with Republican Valley Congressman Ken Calvert.
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Fall has been getting consistently warmer since 1970 in more than 230 locations across the United States. This warming is widespread but has been most evident in the Southwest. On average, fall has become 2.4 degrees Fahrenheit warmer across the country. Here in Palm Springs, our fall has gotten 2 degrees warmer since 1970. In
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SunLine Transit Agency is now offering a new transportation option called SunRide to Veterans Village veterans and their families. The SunLine Board of Directors recently approved the expansion of SunRide service in Cathedral City and Desert Hot Springs, which went into effect in May. Supervisor V. Manuel Perez, a board member for SunLine Transit Agency,
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La banda de rock AC/DC ha convertido un bar local en un experiencia inmersiva para los fanáticos de su música.
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La policía está buscando a los sospechosos después de un robo en una joyería en El Paseo en Palm Desert. El robo fue reportado aproximadamente a las 4:26 p.m. en la cuadra 73000 de El Paseo. La parte informante dijo a los investigadores que varios sujetos entraron en el negocio con sudaderas con capucha, máscaras
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Temperatures over the next few days in Southern California will be warm and above average. Highs will peak between 90° and 100°. There is a heat advisory to our west through 7PM Friday. Broad high pressure has taken hold over the western United States. This is leading to temperatures at least 5° above average through
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Fans from across the globe are lining up to see the High Voltage AC/DC pop-up museum at Club 5. The pop-up will be located at 82971 Bliss Avenue. The pop-up is taking over the dive bar, and they will provide a beer garden, a tattoo lounge, exclusive merchandise, artifacts, raffles, food, ample photo opportunities, and
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A Heat Advisory will be in effect for the Inland Empire from Noon today until 7 p.m. tomorrow (and may be extended) as warmer conditions creep into the forecast. A ridge of high pressure will keep temps above average through the coming weekend. With modest offshore winds through tomorrow, temps will stay elevated until early
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St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church in La Quinta holding its feast day for their patron saint today. Photojournalist Chris Tarpening brings us all the sights and sounds from the celebration, which included a blessing of animals.
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Los bomberos han apagado un incendio que quemó dos casas en La Quinta Cove la madrugada del miércoles y mató a dos personas. Las muertes fueron confirmadas por CalFire Riverside County Fire, pero no había ninguna palabra inmediata sobre sus identidades. Los vecinos se despertaron con el sonido de fuertes estallidos y motosierras a las
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Firefighters have put out a fire that burned two homes in the La Quinta Cove early Wednesday morning and killed two people. The deaths were confirmed by CalFire Riverside County Fire, but there was no immediate word on their identities. Neighbors awoke to the sound of loud popping and chainsaws at 2:20 a.m. to see firefighters working
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Union workers at Tenet Healthcare hospitals throughout California, including three desert locations, have voted to authorize a strike if progress is not made at the bargaining table. In the Coachella Valley and surrounding area, about 1,200 union members work at Desert Regional Medical Center, JFK Memorial Hospital, and Hi-Desert Medical Center. News Channel 3’s Peter
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