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California Indian Nations College continues to work towards federal accreditation while celebrating the class of 2023

The California Indian Nations College held a graduation ceremony for the Class of 2023 Saturday morning. It continues to equip students with resources while simultaneously working to become California’s first Federally Accredited Tribal College in decades. Dozens of students including Claudia Armenta graduated from the California Indian Nations College, also known as CINC. “Not only

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Palm Springs Power baseball starts 20th season

The boys of summer are back! Palm Springs Power opening up it’s 2️⃣0️⃣th season in style! ⚾️ 💥 Here is our @KESQ live coverage this afternoon with @PSPowerBaseball President Andrew Starke. New league, new fun, and some high-level summertime competition! @BlakeArthur24 @Tarp1969 https://t.co/rw5833SXJQ pic.twitter.com/omVdMhERgd— Bailey Arredondo (@BaileyKESQ) June 3, 2023 </script The Palm Springs Power

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19-year-old charged with killing man in shooting outside of Banning High School

A 19-year-old man who allegedly gunned down a young motorist as the victim drove past Banning High School, where a graduation ceremony had ended, was charged today with first-degree murder and other offenses. Daveyon Dickee Lee Woodley of Banning was arrested Wednesday, minutes after the alleged attack.   Daveyon Dickee Lee Woodley Along with murder, Woodley

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Warming into the weekend

Highs today will lag below normal, but we’re looking at triple digits for the weekend. An area of low pressure just to our East is encouraging some breezy conditions today. The cooler air is thinning out as we head toward tomorrow. Whatever your outdoor plans, expect midday temps to be fairly warm, and try to

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Banning High School boosts security at graduation following deadly shooting near campus

An increased security presence was at the Banning High School graduation on Thursday night, following a deadly shooting near the school last night. “Safety is our number one priority,” Terrence Davis, the Superintendent of Banning Unified School District. Davis said it’s vital that students and staff feel protected at all times. “We value that because

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