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Recent rain and snowfall in California have dramatically changed conditions in many parts of the state. On Friday, Governor Gavin Newsom eased drought emergency provisions that are no longer needed while maintaining others to support impacted communities statewide. The main change following Newsom’s announcement is the state will not require water agencies to be at
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Cesar Chavez’s grandson, Andres Chavez will be in the Coachella Valley on Wednesday to speak about the legacy of his grandfather and his Coachella roots. Andres Chavez is the Executive Director of the National Chavez Center. He will be at Desert Hot Springs High School where he is expected to speak to students ahead of
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Desert Hot Springs Mayor Pro Tem Roger Nuñez is facing criticism and repercussions after leaked emails showed him using a homophobic slur in an email to a College of the Desert board member. The August 2022 emails, which were obtained by News Channel 3 Tuesday and first reported by Uken Report, showed Nuñez using an
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The Metropolitan Nashville Police Department released body camera footage Tuesday that shows the confrontation between officers and the suspect during a shooting at at The Covenant School, a private Christian grade school. This type of footage can provide police departments across the country with helpful information that can be used to prepare officers in the event of
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“I’ve always been competitive. Even if it’s in the classroom,” said Shadow Hills senior Michael DeTamble. “You always want to be the best. I don’t see the point of not wanting to be the best.” That’s the mindset of senior track standout Michael DeTamble who is coached by his Dad Richie at Shadow Hills. But
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Cesar Chavez’s grandson will be the keynote speaker in a new event added by Coachella city officials to celebrate the legacy of the labor activist in advance of the holiday. The free “Coachella Chavez Day” event will be held Wednesday from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Coachella Library Park, according to Coachella’s public
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Heavy rain that has recently drenched the entire state is affecting crop production across California. For some Coachella Valley farmers, however, the extra water was welcome. “Our farm has been affected by the rain but believe it or not, it’s been affected in a good way,” said Sam Cobb, the owner of Sam Cobb Date Farms.
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A new bill was approved on Monday by California lawmakers that would give regulators the power to punish oil companies for price gouging. What the bill will do is allow the California Energy Commission to decide when oil companies will be penalized for price gouging. The bill is expected to have the oil companies provide
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A storm system moving into Northern California will bring gusty winds overnight and into tomorrow, along with a slight chance of rain here in the Southland. There is also the chance of snow in the mountains communities from tomorrow into Thursday as well. A Wind Advisory in place for the Coachella Valley from 2 a.m.
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Cooler-than-normal temperatures remain consistent as we kickstart this workweek. Mostly clear skies and pleasant temperatures for March are in place for the night. Mild weather conditions will follow us into Tuesday morning. Through the afternoon, wind speeds will strengthen across the desert. The strongest winds, with gusts closer to 30-35 MPH, will arrive Wednesday afternoon.
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The search continues for 22-year-old Cajairah Fraise, a pregnant woman from Moreno Valley, who went missing in Beaumont over a month ago. Beaumont Police Department has classified her as a “critical missing” person and is asking the public, friends, family, and acquaintances for any helpful information. Police say she was 35 weeks pregnant when she
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La Casa Blanca ahora conoce un poco más sobre la realidad que encaran a diario miles de familias en el Valle de Coachella.
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Members at Cal State University San Bernardino Palm Desert Campus want to spread the word about school shooting prevention in light of the Nashville shooting that claimed the lives of multiple people today. “Zero Tolerance: A Different Approach to Preventing School Shootings” was scheduled before the mass shooting but representatives want to share what the
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