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Warmer than yesterday, the Coachella Valley climbed into the 90s this afternoon. Clear skies and warm temperatures will carry festivalgoers through the evening. Temperatures have been on the rise with the aid of a building ridge of high pressure. This week’s heat will peak on Saturday, with highs in the upper-90s. Sunday will still deliver
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With hot days here, and even hotter ones on the way health officials are warning you to start acclimating your body to the high temperatures. If you plan on being in the sun at all for any recreational activity or work health officials are urging people to start hydrating and getting used to the sunny
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A broad area of high pressure is moving in, heating temps into the weekend and beyond. That ridge will bringing hotter than normal conditions throughout the desert Southwest. The atmosphere will remain quite dry, so you can use those evaporative coolers today with dew points down the teens. Expect mid-and-upper 90s for the weekend. Breezy
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The Palm Springs Police Department will be hosting the DEA National Drug Takeback on Saturday, April 22nd from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. It will take place at the department headquarters, which is located at 200 S. Civic Drive. National Drug Take Back happens twice a year, to highlight the dangers of surplus medications, if
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Coachella has released its set times for weekend 2 of the music festivals. Frank Ocean has officially been dropped from the line-up, which was reported by multiple sources on Wednesday. In his place are Blink-182 and “TBA.” Oh, high Weekend 2 😎 pic.twitter.com/fGiLl97Qyw— Coachella (@coachella) April 20, 2023 TBA was later confirmed to be popular
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Free syringes, crack pipes, and other drug supplies are currently being handed out in Palm Springs, and they’ll also soon be available in vending machines. News Channel 3’s Peter Daut took a closer look at the new harm reduction program, which is generating strong opinions. In a Palm Springs church parking lot on a recent
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In Coachella, the first-ever “Farmchella” was held to celebrate the hard work of farmworkers in the valley. “We want farmworkers to feel honored to be appreciated, we want their kids and themselves to leave feeling very proud of the farmworkers in their lives,” Flor Martinez Zaragoza, founder of the Celebration Nation Foundation The Celebration Nation
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College of the Desert tennis is a junior college powerhouse, and this season I’m referring to both the men and women. The tandem tennis squads went undefeated in league and are competing in the SoCal regional finals this weekend. “We play Ventura who is undefeated as we are and they are very well prepared. It’s
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Community members in Palm Springs are expressing disappointment and frustration after a ghost bike, which was meant to mark the spot of a deadly hit and run, was stolen from the intersection of Ramon and Compadre. However, a generous donation has replaced the stolen bike, ensuring that safety and awareness continue to be spread. “I’m
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As we approach weekend two of Coachella, organizations against overdoses want the community to know they are passing out and training people on how to use Narcan. EndOverdose slogan is No one else has to die. During Coachella, their representatives train festivalgoers in groups with a practice dummy. This nonprofit will be at weekend two
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High temperatures in the upper 80s were felt across the Coachella Valley this afternoon. Warmer than yesterday but average for this time of year. Building high pressure will keep our warming trend going through the final day of the workweek and into the weekend. Saturday is expected to be the warmest day of the weekend,
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Nearly six dozen nonprofit organizations throughout the Inland Empire received grants from the Morongo Band of Mission Indians totaling $200,000, providing funding for addiction treatment services, guide dog training and other needs, it was announced today. “Morongo is a giving tribe, and helping others has been a core value of our tribe for generations,” Morongo
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Palm Springs police want people to know, they’re not calling you and requesting any money. This warning comes after one woman was scammed for thousands of dollars after becoming a victim of fraud. The victim said she received a phone call from a phone number appearing to be from the Palm Springs Police Department (PSPD).
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