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The Chalk Art Festival is going to be on March 18 and March 19 and is hoping people can sponsor or become vendors for the event. The event this year will happen on Museum Way in Palm Springs. It is hosted every year by the Rotary Clubs of Palm Springs. The two-day event will help
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Southern California Edison (SCE) and the Imperial Irrigation District (IID) reported several power outages overnight that are affecting hundreds of its customers. IID has an outage in La Quinta that is affecting 172 customers. There is no time frame for when power will be restored. There is also an outage in Ocotillo Wells. That outage
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The Prestige continued on Tuesday but was halted early due to high winds in La Quinta at the Greg Norman Course at PGA WEST. Play is currently suspended due to high winds… Like, really high winds 🌬️ The players are currently holding in place📊: https://t.co/JjtHsZFAFR#SicEm🐻⛳️🏌️ pic.twitter.com/GchpFKsLDD— Baylor Men’s Golf ⛳️ (@BaylorMGolf) February 21, 2023 Pepperdine
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One effort that former President Jimmy Carter is most known for is Habitat for Humanity, a non-profit organization that helps get low and fixed-income families into their own homes. And the Coachella Valley chapter is reflecting on Carter’s legacy. The Carters got involved with Habitat for Humanity nearly 40 years ago. Through the awareness they
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Two teenagers from Cathedral City were arrested in connection with a shooting that left one man in critical condition Tuesday morning in Palm Desert. Deputies first responded to reports of shots fired on the 45300 block of Garden Square at around 2:53 a.m. A man with a gunshot wound was found in the area of
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Strong windy conditions took down a sign that landed on a person Tuesday evening at the Riverside County Fair and National Date Festival in Indio. The person was put on a stretcher and carried into an ambulance. There was no word on the severity of the person’s injuries. News Channel 3’s Tatum Larsen was at
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Senior captain Ryann Van Horn has been a spotlight for the Aztecs. Soccer run through the blood. “My Dad is really into soccer and my Mom was a soccer player in high school,” said Van Horn. “But we started off at ASO. My Mom was my coach, and then we did PDYSL where I made
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Se esperan lluvias y vientos fuertes en las próximas horas en el valle de Coachella.
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A 44-year-old man who allegedly shot someone during an altercation at a bar in Indio pleaded not guilty today to attempted murder. Jose Gabino Ulloa of La Quinta also denied a sentence-enhancing allegation of discharging a firearm causing great bodily injury, according to court records. He pleaded not guilty to the charge and denied the
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The First Alert Weather Team has been tracking an incoming storm system that is expected to coincide with major events in the valley like the Riverside County Fair and National Date Festival and Modernism Week. Representatives of these events say that they are making preparations ahead of the stronger weather conditions. Check Out: Person injured
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Modernism week is in full swing and it continues to attract tens of thousands of visitors to the Coachella Valley. It first started in 2006 as a smart vintage show with about 10,000 people. Event organizers recorded about 160,000 attendees last year, and they’re expecting a larger turnout this year! Palm Springs continues to attract
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Call it a February funk for the Firebirds. Coachella Valley has now lost three straight games after suffering a 3-2 shootout loss to the Ontario Reign on Monday afternoon. Tye Kartye and Max McCormick netted the goals for the Firebirds in front of 7,508 fans at Acrisure Arena. The game needed overtime plus a shootout
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After years of delays, the Orchid Tree Resort and Spa project in Palm Springs still has no end in sight. The proposed 74-room hotel, which includes a restaurant, spa, and meeting space, has been in the works since 2014 and is approved to be built on the site of the historic Community Church and bungalows
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Efforts to hire lifeguards at public pools in the Coachella Valley are ongoing amid staffing shortages. The Palm Desert Aquatic Center is holding a second hiring event today from 12:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m., according to a flier. Staff there held a similar hiring event last Monday in hopes of recruiting both lifeguards and swim
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