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Local nonprofit Parkinson’s Resource Organization (PRO) is the Coachella Valley Spotlight recipient for June. PRO is dedicated to improving the quality of life for families and individuals affected by Parkinson’s disease through education, support, and practical resources. The organization was created over 30 years ago by founder and president Jo Rosen. She made PRO when
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Update 6/11/23 Congratulations to our Student-Athlete of the Year winners: Marjourie Lopez of Shadow Hills High School Tristan Mulahusejnovic of Palm Desert High School Original Article: Blake Arthur and Bailey Arredondo have featured local high school seniors throughout the 2022-2023 school year with the “Student-Athlete of the Week” segment. From this year’s seniors who were
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Ready-to-eat meals were stolen from Food Now, and they are hoping to restock their storage. The ready-to-eat meals are stored in backpacks to be distributed to children and their families. On May 22, 2023, their distribution center was burglarized. Not only were the meals stolen, but a few shopping carts were also taken, including a
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It’s an annual tradition in Cathedral City. Two high school students now have streets named after them next to their schools. Cathedral City High School student Priscila Marquez and Landon Kuykendall from Mt. San Jacinto High School received the honor on Thursday. Both were recognized for their academic excellence and their bright futures. “It makes me feel really good
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Un pequeño, pero apasionado, grupo de manifestantes se posicionó hoy en el corazón de la ciudad de Coachella.
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Air quality around the Coachella Valley as of 3 p.m. was ‘good’. Still, a Windblown Dust Advisory is in effect through 6 a.m. Friday as winds strengthen again this evening. Credit: MGN Image Id: 581219 Gusty winds will be present once again tonight, but weaker than yesterday and for a shorter period of time. Winds
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As the warmer months arrive in the valley, Martha’s Village and Kitchen is opening its overnight shelter to provide much-needed resources for individuals without homes in Palm Springs. For those facing homelessness in the valley, it’s often the little things that can make a world of difference. A simple shower, some snacks, and a cool
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Update 6/1/23 Police confirmed a man was killed in the shooting and a 19-year-old suspect is in custody. The victim was identified by police as Austin House, 20, of Cabazon. He suffered several gunshot wounds and was pronounced dead at the scene. Charges have not been officially filed against the suspect yet, however, he is
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News Channel 3 has learned four more victims have come forward claiming the Desert Hot Springs man charged in a sexual assault in Palm Springs earlier this year also hurt them. Hakan Isik, 56, of Desert Hot Springs appeared in a Banning Courtroom Wednesday morning for a felony settlement conference. We originally reported that one
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The One Class At A Time award winner for June is Ms. Adriana Garcia, who teaches 6th grade at Peter Pendleton Elementary School in Coachella. The award is made possible through News Channel 3’s partnership with the Walter Clark Legal Group. “You’re being praised because you’re not just a great teacher, but you are also
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Palm Springs Police announced Thursday morning that both Indian Canyon Drive and Gene Autry Drive are now open. Both windy intersections were shut down for several days as strong winds whipped sand across the valley making for dangerous driving conditions, especially in the Palm Springs wash areas. The normally busy roadways connect the city of
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Los residentes dicen estar más que listos para participar en esta nueva iniciativa que busca transformar su comunidad.
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A First Alert Weather Alert is in place for strong west winds that can impact travel and air quality in the Coachella Valley. A low-pressure system moving across the state is the reason for the wind and cooler temperatures. Strong west winds will be prevalent across the Coachella Valley throughout the day today. Use extra
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Winds eased overnight, but a Windblown Dust Advisory is posted by the South Coast Air Quality Management District until 6 a.m. tomorrow morning due to the potential for air quality issues thanks to blowing sand and dust. Thus far, the air quality remains in the “Good” range this morning. An area of low pressure is
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As Mental Health Awareness month comes to a close, we’re taking a closer look at mental health emergency care in Riverside County. We spoke to the Riverside University Health System, and a school therapist at Desert Hot Springs High School about how they utilize Mobile Crisis Response Teams. Carmelita Coppins, LCSW and Mental Health Therapist
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The mother of Trammell Evans, who was last seen in Joshua Tree National Park on April 30th, is searching for him in the High Desert area. Amy Evans traveled from Florida late Tuesday night and began her journey in Twentynine Palms early Wednesday. “I just realize I’ve got to get back out here, and I’ve
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