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Coachella Valley’s first Texas Roadhouse opens in Indio
The first Texas Roadhouse in the Coachella Valley has opened its doors on Monday. The restaurant is opening its doors at 42790 Jackson Street, off of the Interstate 10 exit. Ryan Campbell, managing partner of the location, says they’re excited to welcome the Coachella Valley in. “Our bar is always playing sports. I mean, we’re
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Mild temperatures this week as summer comes to a close
The First Alert Weather Team is keeping a close eye on air quality and visibility around the Coachella Valley. Conditions reached ‘Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups’ by Monday evening and has lasted into the night. Gusts in excess of 30 MPH were measured along I-10 Monday evening. A gradual tapering will take place into Tuesday morning,
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Palm Springs Police explain use of technology, military equipment with residents
Several residents met with Palm Springs police to learn more about the technology used to help combat crime in the city. Police held a Community Townhall on Monday so residents could get a better understanding of the military equipment and technology being used in their city. “We really want the public to be comfortable with
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Estudiantes universitarios indocumentados ahora podrán recibir apoyo económico al participar en el programa estatal Youth Corps
La directora ejecutiva de TODEC Luz Gallegos dice que los detalles del programa se están finalizado.
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Dave and Buster’s opens its doors at the River in Rancho Mirage
After months of anticipation, the Coachella Valley’s first Dave and Buster’s has opened its doors. The restaurant/sports bar/arcade is located at the River in Rancho Mirage. “Not only is it central in our valley, but the river is like our downtown for Rancho Mirage. So to have this kind of activity is really exciting for
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Los residentes con daños por las tormentas de 10.000 dólares o más pueden solicitar deducciones fiscales
Los propietarios que sufrieron daños por la tormenta tropical Hilary de $ 10,000 o más pueden presentar una solicitud de deducción fiscal de la propiedad de desastres con el Condado de Riverside, se anunció hoy. El alivio cubrirá la propiedad sujeta a impuestos incluyendo residencias, edificios comerciales, barcos y aviones que se evalúan a nivel
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Michael Castelli, legendary valley restauranteur, dies over the weekend
A valley icon, legendary restaurateur Micahel Castelli died this weekend of undisclosed causes. Michael and his brother John were long-time proprietors of Castelli’s Ristorante in Palm Desert. For over 35 years, the restaurant was, and remains, a go-to for great Italian food and a fun, upbeat ambiance. The walls are covered with celebrity photos from
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One person dead after crash knocks down power pole in Indio
One person is dead after a two-vehicle crash that ended up knocking down a power pole Sunday afternoon in Indio. The crash was initially reported at around 2:30 p.m. on Indio Boulevard, east of Flower. According to the Indio Police Dept., a black pickup truck did a u-turn in front of a Jeep. This caused
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Fall hiring is underway in the Coachella Valley
The Coachella Valley expects more people and job opportunities as we move into the colder fall months. According to the California Employment Development Department, Riverside County has a labor force of around 1.1 million people. In the Coachella Valley, there are a little over 184 thousand. After speaking to a Golf Club General manager in
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Insecticide spraying scheduled in Mecca due to rise in mosquitoes carrying West Nile virus
The Coachella Valley Mosquito and Vector Control District, the CVMVCD, will be spraying EPA-approved insecticide in Mecca through Wednesday from 1:00 a.m. until 7:00 a.m. The CVMVCD is spraying insecticide in response to the rise in West Nile virus carrying mosquitoes in the area. While Mecca is being targeted for spraying this week, this is
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Breezy and dusty
Air Quality is in the “MODERATE” range this morning as breezy conditions push sand and silt into the lower levels of the atmosphere. Temps will be running about 5 degrees below average today, and even cooler later in the week! Dew points have been elevated, above the 50 degree mark, but are slowly coming down
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Desert Hot Springs celebrates its 60th Anniversary
The City of Desert Hot Springs hosted a fun filled day for the community to celebrate their 60th Anniversary as an incorporated city. Desert Hot Springs was incorporated on September 17, 1963. “Well, over 60 years, one of the highlights would be when we finally got a stop sign,” says Council member Russell Betts. “We didn’t
Continue ReadingA day in Coachella to celebrate Mexican Independence Day
In Coachella, people celebrated Mexican Independence Sunday at the Rancho Las Flores Park. The Annual “Fiestas Patrias” celebrates the cry of independence on September 16, 1810. Even though they celebrated a day late, the community came to party with family, friends, and neighbors. Officials say It reminds the community that the spirit of freedom helps
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Easy breezy week ahead
Low pressure off the coast continues to pull in dry air to Southern California. As it remains stationed off the coast, increased onshore flow will cool down the valley. Winds will continue to build from the west each afternoon and evening over the next several day, primarily impacting areas closest to I-10 with occasionally gusty
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