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Residents near the Prescott Preserve in Palm Springs crossed paths with a coyote on Monday, stirring safety concerns. The area sees an abundance of wildlife, after becoming a nature preserve. Just last year, Oswit Land Trust bought the plot of land off of Farrell Drive, which used to be Mesquite Golf Course, and turned it
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The low pressure that brought the drop into the 80s and gusty winds over the weekend is heading off to the east. As it weakens its grasp on the Desert Southwest, winds will gradually diminish, and temperatures will warm. Wind speeds will strengthen through the evening hours. Gusts will generally be under 30 MPH on
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We’re following the Firebirds after their blowout win against the Hershey Bears over the weekend! The team is practicing Monday, gearing up for Game 3 of the Calder Cup Finals. While the team hits the ice in Hershey, fans here at home have the opportunity to cheer then on at Spotlight 29 Casino, and they
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A viral image is prompting community outrage by seemingly depicting a member of a valley organization wearing a t-shirt with the message “trans kids are sexy.” However, the photo was debunked as being doctored, and no such message was there in reality. The manipulated image circulated extensively across social media platforms like Twitter, Instagram, Facebook,
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Las leyes laborales para los menores que trabajan en los campos agrícolas son distintas a las de otras industrias.
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The Palm Springs Black History Committee is preparing for their 4th annual Juneteenth Celebration. In 2020, President Joe Biden declared June 19. a national holiday in commemoration of the emancipation of enslaved people in 1865. Courtesy of: Palm Springs Juneteenth Committee In celebration of the holiday, the Palm Springs Black History Committee will be hosting
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Local boxing legend Timothy Bradley Jr. is now in the International Boxing Hall of Fame. Bradley was inducted as one of the headliners for the 2023 class on Sunday. The Coachella Valley native is a five-time world champion in two divisions. But perhaps the biggest moment of his career was his victory over the legendary Manny Pacquiao
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Cada día los estafadores crean nuevas maneras de quitarle a la gente su dinero ganado con esfuerzo.
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CODe on the Road is a week long program that provides an introduction to Cybersecurity to middle and high school students for free. The program consists of six sessions in various parts of the valley. Standard Session Monday, June 12th – Friday, June 16th COD Palm Springs Campus from 9 am – 1 pm (FULL)
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Visit Greater Palm Springs is launching its annual Summer Eats Pass on Monday as a way to help local eateries get people through its doors during the hot days that lie ahead. The pass can be used starting today to September 4, 2023. The process to use the pass is easy. All you have to
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We’ve been extraordinarily lucky this June, with highs running well below seasonal averages, and today that continues. An area of low pressure up North is continuing to feed in cooler and breezier conditions through today and into tomorrow. Winds along the I-10 corridor will remain gusty through this evening, and will gradually ease by tomorrow
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Low pressure is moving into the region, strengthening winds across the Coachella Valley. A First Alert Weather Alert has been issued for Sunday. Winds will remain gusty throughout the day. Here’s a look at what winds are expected to look like by 6 p.m. Sunday: A Wind Advisory has been issued by the National Weather
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Our First Alert Weather Alert Team has issued a First Alert Weather Alert Day for Sunday. You can get our latest forecast here and on-air tonight at 6 p.m. Winds are primarily affecting parts of the Northern Coachella valley, along with sections of the I-10 and pass areas. We were able to capture video of
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The Mayor of Cathedral City and members of the City Council will be at “The First Splash” to kick off the summer pool program a Cathedral City High School. You do not have to be a resident to enjoy the Desert Recreation Programming at the Cathedral City High Pool. “Whether you are living in Cathedral
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The Coachella Valley Firebirds defeated the Hershey Bears 4-0 in Game 2 of the Calder Cup Finals. The team is one step closer to becoming champions. The Firebirds lead 2-0 in the best-of-seven-game series. Backed by Joey Daccord’s second straight shutout, the Firebirds scored four times in the second period to earn a 2-0 series
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On day 2, the festival kicks off with pool parties and various musical acts at 1 pm at various hotels across Palm Springs. The music festival spanning across three resorts: The Renaissance, Margaritaville, and The Saguaro. In each resort, musical performances from Venessa Michaels and the Green Velvet will be held at the Renaissance. The
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Nonprofit organization, FosterAll held an information session at the Assembly of God Church in Indio Saturday morning. Sessions were held in both English and Spanish for those interested in learning more about offering foster or adoptive care. FosterAll organizers shared some common misconceptions people have about becoming a foster parent. People may assume they have
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Splash House has officially begun! The pool party music festival is celebrating its 10th anniversary. Thousands of people from all over the country are ready for 3 days of fun in the sun. “I just love a good pool party. And so like, if you put me in a good pool party… I’m gonna have
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An approaching low-pressure system will move into California this week, bringing a variety of changes, including cooler temperatures and more wind. Similar to what the desert has been experiencing for the past week, winds will be breezy during the day on Saturday, with strengthening occurring through the evening A First Alert Weather Alert has been
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Have you caught it yet? Hockey fans across the valley are getting a serious case of Firebird fever as the team is one step closer to becoming champions. For Annetta Dryer, it was love at first puck drop. “I have a crush on all of them,” said Dryer. “I’d holler, ‘Joey! Joey!’ And he’s really cute
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