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Preparing for Mosquito Season as summer approaches
Summer is just weeks away which means increased “Mosquito Days” could be on the horizon. According to Climate Central, Mosquito Days occur when the average relative humidity is 42 percent or higher. Mosquitos thrive in muggy, warm weather, which can be synonymous with Coachella Valley summers. Increased Mosquito Days could lead to more opportunities for
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New legislative committee to attack fentanyl crisis in California
The California Assembly is holding a special hearing in Sacramento Wednesday morning with a new committee expected to help with the fentanyl crisis in the state. The meeting will be the first hearing by the New Select Committee on fentanyl, opioid addiction, and overdose prevention. The committee is made up of both Republican and Democratic
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Breezy with a slight cool-down
Winds will remain breezy throughout the day, with the strongest gusts closer to the I-10 corridor. A trough of low pressure up North will encourage those NW Winds along with some cooler temperatures. That trough ushers in at (or below) normal temps heading into the Memorial Day weekend. Expect daytime highs in the lower to
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Tale of the Tape: Firebirds-Admirals series to showcase similar squads
They say styles make fights. And if that rings true, we should have a highly competitive and entertaining series between the Coachella Valley Firebirds and Milwaukee Admirals in the Western Conference Finals. Really liked what @aaronadmirals had to say about @Firebirds star @APots94 who scored the OT game winner last series against Calgary to send
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Palm Springs considers 3-year, $1.2M contract with company to clean up homeless camps
The City of Palm Springs is considering a 3-year, $1.2M with an environmental construction company, OFRS, Inc., to help clean up homeless encampments. Palm Springs Police say homelessness is a growing problem in the city. With their continued efforts to combat homelessness through Operation Relentless Sun, police say they’ve identified 418 homeless individuals from February
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Student Athlete of the Week – Tristan Mulahusejnovic
Tristan Mulahusejnovic is a triple threat athlete. Dazzled on the track, grinded on the field, and dominated on the pitch. Tristan was built for this. “When I started walking my Grandfather took it on himself that I had to play sports,” said Mulahusejnovic. “I actually started with ballet and then I went into swimming, tennis,
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Madre e hijo heridos en tiroteo en Coachella, vecinos consternados con lo sucedido
Una espantosa balacera la tarde del lunes en Coachella le robo la paz a decenas de familias.
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‘Things need to change around here’ Residents react after mother & son shot by teen near a Coachella park
A mother and her son are recovering in the hospital after being shot while confronting a teen robbery suspect near Bagdouma Park in Coachella Monday afternoon. “We was inside when we heard some shootings, you know shootings, and then, loud and we went outside,” said Zila Duran, a Coachella resident. Duran recounts the terrifying moments
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Palm Springs luxury jewelry executive murder case heads to trial, husband speaks out
The high-profile murder of a luxury jewelry executive who was killed at the outlets in Cabazon is set to proceed to trial. Police said 66-year-old Michael Moser was shot and killed last March at the Desert Hills Premium Outlet stores in Cabazon. Moser had a prominent role in the luxury industry and retired as the
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Firebirds to face off against Milwaukee Admirals in Western Conference Finals
The Coachella Valley Firebirds will face off against the Milwaukee Admirals in the Western Conference Finals. The Admirals defeated the Texas Stars in the third round to advance to the Western Conference Finals and earn the Central Division Championship. 🎙️ Great chat with @aaronadmirals of @mkeadmirals ahead of @TheAHL Western Conference Finals against @Firebirds. Lot
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Walter Clark Legal Group supports local grads with $35K in scholarships
Some local high school graduates are heading into their first year of college with additional help through scholarships from Walter Clark Legal Group. Each scholarship recipient is receiving $1,000 from the law firm. The money can assist with costs for tuition, school supplies, and living expenses. Overall, Walter Clark Legal Group tells News Channel 3
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Mike Thompson named new executive director the LGBTQ Community Center of the Desert
Mike Thompson is the new executive director of the LGBTQ Community Center of the Desert. Thompson returns to the center and the position he held for six years before leaving in 2021 to be closer to family. The center hosts community events, assistance programs and other forms of support to the valley’s LGBTQ community. Thompson
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Windy today, drier and cooler tomorrow
A long wave of low pressure will usher in stronger winds by this evening. Strongest winds will occur along the I-10 corridor heading West. Winds are expected to weaken by tomorrow as cooler and drier conditions remain. Temperatures will sink into the 90s by tomorrow and are set to last through Memorial Day weekend. Conditions
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