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Three hot air balloons made close landings near the Interstate 10 freeway at the Monroe exit in Indio Wednesday evening. Andy Nord saw the hot air balloons landing near the freeway while he was driving. All three hot air balloons landed in empty dirt lots. No injuries were reported. “I couldn’t believe that balloon was that low
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La Alianza Nacional de Campesinas representa a cientos de mujeres del campo en 10 estados del país.
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Sunline Transit Agency’s CEO/General Manager Lauren Skiver will step down from the position after 9 years, the company announced on Wednesday. Skiver has accepted a position as Chief Operating Officer with Transdev U.S. – the largest private operator and integrator of multiple modes of transportation in the U.S. She will remain at Sunline until March.
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Clear skies and mild temperatures for all of your Thursday evening plans. The offshore wind we’ve been experiencing will keep us dry, with dew point temperatures in the 20s. An incoming low-pressure system will bring a multitude of changes for this upcoming weekend. Beginning with an increase in cloud cover through Friday afternoon, temperatures will
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The California Academy of Science says, “Earthquakes happen without warning”. We don’t know when the next major earthquake will happen, but there are some ways you can take action now to prepare to survive it and minimize its impact. You can receive a warning of an earthquake before you feel shaking. Earthquake Warning California can
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A Wind Advisory is posted through 6 p.m. tomorrow as stronger offshore winds develop around a ridge of high pressure. That high pressure system will linger through Friday before a cool front moves in the region. Wind gusts through the San Gorgonio Pass will be close to 40 m.p.h. By Saturday, winds will change direction
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A Palm Springs City Council meeting on Thursday will determine if the city will allocate more funding to build the Homeless Navigation Center after funds fall short to complete the project. The City Council meeting will be at 5:30 p.m. The agenda for the meeting includes: Appropriating $3,000,000 for the Palm Springs Navigation Center.Approve a
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The CIF-SS playoffs continued Wednesday with the first round of play for boys basketball and girls soccer. Tribe take their playoff opener in 3AA. Fellow DEL team Palm Desert also won in their respective opener on the road. https://t.co/3wqXpaAX8X— Blake Arthur (@BlakeArthur24) February 9, 2023 Stay with KESQ News Channel 3 for continuing coverage of
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Editor’s note: We have corrected the term lockdown to lockout. Police said the school was on lockdown, however, school officials said the correct term is lockout as the incident happened outside of campus A 12-year-old and an adult were arrested after the child made a video of himself armed with guns to students at a
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This Saturday, the 25th annual Tour de Palm Springs will be taking place throughout the Coachella Valley. The event has raised millions of dollars for local charities since it began in 1999. News Channel 3 spoke with founder Tim Esser, who says the event will feature thousands of cyclists from all over the nation. Registration
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Haus of Pizza, Ukrainian and Italian restaurant is hosting a fundraiser to help those impacted directly by the war. We spoke to the restaurant’s owner and the event organizer about how they’re supporting the Ukrainian people. Iryna Pyle owns Haus of Pizza and happens to be Ukrainian herself. “Simple civilians like you and I, they
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During his State of the Union address Tuesday night, President Biden discussed the impact of fentanyl in the U.S., particularly on the nation’s youth. The president called on congress to work with his administration to address the problem. “So let’s launch a major surge to stop fentanyl production in the sale and trafficking with more
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A Cathedral City man who was convicted earlier this week of murdering four people in Palm Springs four years ago is now in the penalty phase of his trial. The same jury that found Jose Larin Garcia guilty on all counts will soon decide whether he should be sentenced to death. The penalty phase began
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After high temperatures in the mid and upper-70s this afternoon, this evening and night will be quite mild and comfortable for a winter month. Overnight lows will drop into the upper 40s and low 50s, similar to what the Coachella Valley has been experiencing throughout this week. A ridge of high-pressure building over the West
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An 18-year-old man alleged to have fired the gun that killed a 17-year-old boy in Sky Valley pleaded not guilty today to a murder charge. In addition to the murder charge, Aexis Yahir Duran of Cathedral City faces a sentence-enhancing allegation of discharging a firearm causing great bodily injury, according to court records. He pleaded
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Update 2/9/23 The city council approved the additional funding Original Report: 2/8/23 Plans for the new homeless navigation center in Palm Springs are still underway but more money is needed to complete the project. The city originally secured about $28.7 million from county, city, state and federal funding. Courtesy of The City of Palm Springs
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