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A student at Amistad High School in Indio was arrested after allegedly being found in possession of a gun on campus, officials said. Indio Police notified the school’s principal of the possibility of a gun on campus at around 12:40 p.m. on Tuesday, according to Mary Perry, public information officer for the Desert Sands Unified
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Camacho es una de 13 estudiantes de todo el país premiados con la beca.
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Indio police is doubling down on safety protocols after many Coachella festivalgoers and ride share drivers created hazardous conditions on the roads during weekend one. “We’ve been doing the concerts for a long time and that service was introduced some few years ago. It became very popular to use that service rather than the traditional
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The Board of Supervisors on Tuesday unanimously approved a $15 million grant program to fund the relocation of residents of a dilapidated mobile home park in eastern Riverside County to affordable housing units, or properties where they can re-situate their existing trailers. The Oasis Mobile Home Park Housing Opportunities Program — or “OHOP” — will
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Emergency medical staff JFK Memorial Hospital in Indio treated about 100 festival-goers during weekend of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. “I’ve been doing this for about 10 years here in the desert and that’s probably the amount each weekend that we typically will see, so its a fairly substantial impact on the Emergency
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The Coachella Valley Firebirds dropped their regular season finale against the Bakersfield Condors on Saturday night by the final score of 4-2. First round best-of-3-series between #2 seed @Firebirds and #7 seed @RoadrunnersAHL is set.-WED April 19 @ 7pm-FRI April 21 @ 7pm (broadcast on @KESQ)-SUN April 23 @ 3pm (if necessary)@KESQ @Qassignmentdesk @AcrisureArena @BaileyKESQ
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Se trata de Paul Alvarado quien cuenta con décadas de experiencia en servicios de Emergencia.
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Goldenvoice was fined $117,000 for curfew violations for weekend one of Coachella for all three nights, according to Assistant City Manager Scott Trujillo. All three headliners, Frank Ocean, Bad Bunny, and Calvin Harris went over their performance times, resulting in the six-figure fine. On Sunday, Frank Ocean was about an hour late and went over
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The “Fountain of Life” in the middle of Town Square in Cathedral City has not been operational for the past six months. The city reached out to a contractor to do an infrastructure investigation and the report revealed areas of soft surface deterioration, safety concerns, slip and fall issues, and potential structure issues – with
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Outgoing Coachella festival-goers are causing traffic delays on valley roads. The mass exodus of travelers began early this morning and is expected to last until later tonight on the I-10 freeway heading west. Traffic delays are expected to become increasingly more dangerous for drivers as winds begin to pick up. The First Alert Weather Team
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With weekend one of Coachella in the books, thousands of festival attendees are expected to create a traffic buildup as they head back home. Every year, the festival brings in revenue for the Coachella Valley but also brings traffic along with it. In previous years of the festival happening traffic began as early as 9:00
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Four guest speakers educated the community about reparations from an economic and mental health/trauma lens at a local Palm Springs Church. “My history was from section 14 to the north end, as a child, I am 63 years old of age,” says Mickey Brown Freney, a survivor of Section 14. “And still we’re fighting for
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Cathedral City officials announced that changes were being made to the ‘Fountain of Life’ landmark. The city announced it planned to transform the landmark into a visual art piece. The landmark, located outside the Cathedral City Civic Center, had been a favorite for Cathedral City families. Kids loved to splash around and climb parts of
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Updated Sunday post: The Riverside County Coroner’s Office identified the body found inside the home as 24-year-old Josh Chapa of Desert Hot Springs. He reportedly died Saturday at 4:41 p.m. The time of his injury was pending. The cause of the fire is still under investigation. Original post on Saturday: Investigators were trying to determine
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