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Retiran monumento conmemorativo a Haro de propiedad en Cabazon vinculada al caso del bebé Emmanuel
CABAZON, Calif. (KUNA) Un monumento conmemorativo dedicado al bebé Emmanuel Haro fue retirado de la propiedad en Cabazon, que ha sido un punto central en la investigación sobre su desaparición. Nuestra estacion hermana News channel 3 visitó la casa el martes y confirmó que las velas, los peluches y otros objetos conmemorativos que habían estado afuera de la
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CABAZON, Calif. (KESQ) A memorial dedicated to Baby Emmanuel Haro has been removed from the Cabazon property that has been a focal point in the investigation into his disappearance. News Channel 3 visited the home Tuesday and confirmed that candles, stuffed animals and other memorial items that had been outside the house in recent weeks
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Comienzan los testimonios en el juicio de tres acusados de robo de auto y asesinato de un hombre
RIVERSIDE, Calif. (KUNA) – Hoy comenzaron los testimonios de la fiscalía en el juicio de dos delincuentes convictos y otro hombre acusado de matar a tiros a un residente de Riverside de 24 años tras robarle el auto a él y a su novia. Trezell Lamone Heckard, de 30 años y residente de Vallejo, Anthony Antoine
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DESERT CHAT EPISODE 155
On this Desert Chat episode, we check out the Jingle and Mingle events from our good friends at Agua Caliente, meet an adorable feline friend from Palm Springs Animal Shelter, try some of the beautiful signature dishes at Ponzu Sushi, and so much more.
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DESERT CHAT EPISODE 154
On Desert Chat Episode 154, we take a look at El Paseo Jewelers’ beautiful holiday makeover, see some delicious treats from the Indio International Tamale Festival, enjoy a Red Jeep tour of the San Andreas Fault, and so much more.
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Rideshare drivers at Palm Springs airport share concerns
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) – As the holidays roll around and more people travel in and out of the Palm Springs International Airport, rideshare drivers are sharing some of their concerns. Some drivers don’t have Lyft or Uber stickers displayed on their cars, which other drivers think can be potentially dangerous. “How does that rider
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DESERT CHAT EPISODE 153
On this Desert Chat episode, we meet the month of November’s Do The Right Thing award recipients and sponsors, talk to our friends at Agua Caliente about their fifth anniversary Decades Fest, get the scoop on Coachella Valley Rescue Mission’s Christmas Toy Giveaway, and much more.
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U.S. postal office warns holiday shoppers to ship early this season
COACHELLA VALLEY, Calif. (KESQ) – As the holiday rush ramps up, post offices across the Valley are already seeing a surge in customers hoping to get gifts in the mail before Christmas. USPS Postmaster Andrea White says foot traffic has jumped by at least 20 percent. Postal officials are urging people to mail packages as
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Supervisors appoint Robert Fish as new county fire chief
RIVERSIDE, Calif. (KESQ) – The Board of Supervisors today appointed a new fire chief for Riverside County and bid farewell to the man who has served in the top spot for the last five years. The board voted unanimously in support of the appointment of Robert Fish, a Cal Fire firefighter for almost 35 years,
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Kate Hudson to receive Icon Award at Palm Springs Film Festival
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) – The Palm Springs International Film Awards announced that Kate Hudson is the recipient of the Icon Award, Actress, for her performance in Focus Features’ Song Sung Blue. The Film Awards will take place on January 3, 2026, at the Palm Springs Convention Center, with the festival running January 2-12, 2026.
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80s sticking around all week!
High pressure across the Western U.S. will keep temps 10 – 15 degrees above average through the week. Due to warm conditions and a northerly airflow, the S.C.A.Q.M.D. has issued a Mandatory No-Burn day throughout the region, including portions of the Coachella Valley. No wood burning today. Expect a comfortable day with highs in the
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Tracking above-normal temperatures all week
We are tracking a warm week here in the Coachella Valley! There is an abundance of high pressure over much of the West Coast, with the exception of the Pacific Northwest. The high pressure has pushed the jet stream to the north. This is funneling systems into the PNW and away from Southern California. The
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Plaza Theater celebrates artists, creators, and visionaries at ‘Palm Springs Icons’ event
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) – The Plaza Theatre celebrated “Palm Springs Icons” on Monday, honoring the legacy, artistry, and enduring cultural impact of eight extraordinary figures whose work has shaped Palm Springs and beyond. Proceeds from the show are benefitting Arts Teach Kids, supporting arts access and education for young people across the Coachella Valley.
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Beloved Billy Reed’s Palm Springs restaurant listed for sale; owner reassures customers
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) – Billy Reed’s, one of Palm Springs’ most iconic restaurants, is up for sale for $7.5 million. For decades, the restaurant has drawn visitors with its timeless breakfast, lunch, and dinner options, its koi pond, and the artwork painted by original owner William (Billy) Reed himself. “It’s a fun place, it’s
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Palm Springs Gay Men’s Chorus delivers gifts to Martha’s Village & Kitchen
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) – Santa’s elves made an early delivery to Martha’s Village & Kitchen on Monday. The elves – members of the Palm Springs Gay Men’s Chorus – dropped off several carloads of toys and gifts from their recent Holiday Toy Drive. The generous donations from chorus members and the Mattel Corporation will
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Palm Springs Symphony brings holiday cheer to Plaza Theatre
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) – The Palm Springs Symphony brought the magic of the season to the Plaza Theatre on Sunday in its premiere performance. Symphony lovers were treated to “Sleigh Ride & Symphony: A Joyful Christmas Concert,” where they were entertained with holiday classics, a festive sing-along, and a visit from Santa. The evening
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