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Thousands of people are in the valley to attend Coachella. As people are camping, dancing, and listening to music, there is a chance for you to misplace items or even be a victim of theft. On the Coachella website, there are tips on how you can protect your items. They provided their guests with a
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Winds are still gusty around the region, particularly near the I-10 freeway corridor, and will remain so through the day. A cool front to our North continues to stir the atmosphere and keep those winds blowing. Highs today also remain subdued, we’ll be in the upper 70s late this afternoon. Winds ease and temps warm
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Grabbing an E-Bike and hitting the trails is becoming a favorite pastime for many here in the Coachella Valley and beyond. While fun and convenient, the lithium-ion batteries that power some of them have been linked to explosions and deadly fires. We checked in with Cal Fire Riverside and confirmed no such incidents involving electric
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Check out some of the strongest gusts recorded around the desert today: The Wind Advisory may have expired, but that doesn’t mean the gusty west winds expired with it. 30+ MPH gusts will continue into the night. Winds will remain breezy on Friday but be noticeably weaker than what’s being felt today. Temperatures will rebound
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Festival season is here! With Coachella Music and Arts Festival less than 24 hours away, thousands of campers for the festival are already starting to arrive at their temporary home for the weekend. A festival pass is required to enter the campgrounds. Camping is open from Thursday, 9 a.m. to Monday, 10 a.m., the two
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A local organization called @section14survivors and @blackhistoryps are hosting a conversation about developing recommendations for Reparations with Civil Rights Attorney @arevamartin this Sunday. Sunday, April 16, 2023, from 2:00 – 5:00 pm at United Methodist Church Palm Springs. What should people expect to hear if they attend the section 14 conversation on Sunday? From Areva Martin (civil rights attorney
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Thousands of festival-goers will flock into the Coachella Valley over the next few weeks for the 2023 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival and Stagecoach Festival. The outdoor venue that houses these annual events require attendees to make preparations in order to remain healthy and stay safe during the festivities. There are several safety tips
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A Wind Advisory remains in effect until 11 this morning, and it will remain breezy through most of the day. Along with the windy conditions, some cooler temps are dropping into the region thanks to a shift in the Jetstream. At the surface, a weak front is just North of the Valley, enhancing winds. Winds
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In their final home game of the regular season, the Firebirds defeated the Ontario Reign 3-2 in front of 9,332 fans at Acrisure Arena on Wednesday night. Final home game of the regular season calls for a Zam ride. Let’s go! @Firebirds #FiredUp pic.twitter.com/No2806VhFG— Blake Arthur (@BlakeArthur24) April 13, 2023 With the win, the Firebirds
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Riverside County residents and others throughout the state are suffering the consequences of “soft-on-crime” laws and policies that are proving increasingly costly and perilous to the public, according to District Attorney Mike Hestrin and others who pleaded with lawmakers today to “help … put an end to this.” “The law is broken,” Hestrin said during
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About 400 elementary students now know a little bit more about where some of their school food comes from. Students from the Palm Springs Unified School District Spring Break Camp toured Aziz Farms in Thermal on Wednesday. For many of them, it was their first time visiting the east valley and stepping onto a farm.
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We’re looking at hiker safety here in the valley after someone died on a trail in Palm Springs, and authorities responded to three rescue calls Tuesday. Nathan Gunkel with Palm Springs Fire Department said they’re already seeing an increase in hiker rescues. “We’re not even at the peak of our season, and people just already are
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La granja Aziz Farms en Thermal hoy recibió a 400 pequeños del distrito escolar de Palm Springs.
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The Wind Advisory is now in effect across the Coachella Valley through Thursday morning. Wind gusts will exceed 50 MPH in the San Gorgonio Pass and along desert slopes but are expected to remain under 40 MPH for the majority of the valley floor. Wind speeds will strengthen through the afternoon and into the night.
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The opening weekend of Coachella 2023 is just days away which means local businesses are gearing up for large crowds. Over 120,000 people attended the world–renowned festival per day in 2022 which led to a surge in revenue for some valley businesses. Richard Thomas, a part-owner of his family’s business L & G Desert Store,
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An area of low pressure moving through will increase winds through the overnight hours. A Wind Advisory will be in effect from 2 p.m. this afternoon until 11 a.m. tomorrow. Those winds will drop temps significantly after we reached triple digits on Monday for the first time in 2023. Cooler conditions will prevail through Friday
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Local non-profit, The Bridges2Hope, is helping empower the homeless community through building trusting relationships. Off the corner of Washington St. and Country Club Drive in Palm Desert, volunteers meet every Tuesday night from 6 to 8pm. They transform the parking lot into a place where homeless individuals can get food, water, medical help and so
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We’re back on the baseball field, a field that’s produced a lot of great talent. Aztec baseball is always in the hunt in the DEL and this season senior Arturo Rodriguez is leading the way and is dangerous inside the batter’s box. “It’s the team. The environment made me love baseball,” said senior Arturo Rodriguez.
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