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Where else would you rather be in the winter than in our desert? Hence, the California Winter League. Thursday was Opening Day for the 10-team baseball league, with games primarily being held at Palm Springs Stadium. Nearly 200 players from around the world come to the Palm Springs area to compete this winter. Each team
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The Palm Springs Chamber of Commerce hosted the 12th Annual Palm Springs Police and Fire Appreciation Luncheon at the Palm Springs Convention Center Thursday. The lunch recognized the men and women who serve the City of Palm Springs and highlight department accomplishments and goals. The Police Officer of the Year Award will be presented by the Palm Springs
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The issues along the U.S./Mexico Border have intensified, amid record encounters with migrants seeking asylum. Peter Daut takes an in-depth look at what this means for the Coachella Valley, and what’s being done in response to the migrant influx. Daut traveled to the California Border city of Calexico, which recently declared a state of emergency
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The strongest winds are behind us, with both Palm Springs and Thermal recording gusts of 30 MPH late this morning. However, a Wind Advisory, for the Coachella Valley, and a High Wind Warning, for the pass and mountains, remain in effect until 10:00 p.m. One benefit to the offshore winds is the dry conditions left
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El viaje de cientos que los trae hasta aquí empieza en el condado vecino de Imperial.
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Palm Springs Unified School District will sponsor 24 students on an H.S.I. (Hispanic Serving Institutions) tour in Austin, Texas, and 24 students attending the H.B.C.U. (Historically Black Colleges and Universities)tour to Washington, D.C. Stephanie Cesena is an 11th-grader who wants to become a Psychiatrist. Her parents did not go to college, but her sister inspired
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There could soon be a break in the years-long battle between valley cannabis business owners and local leaders over hefty taxes they say are crippling small businesses. Cathedral City is tied with other west valley cities for the highest tax on retail cannabis businesses in the valley: a 10% tax tacked on top of the
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College of the Desert is now providing free home internet to active students to complete their coursework and stay connected with COD while at home, according to the school’s website. The internet service provider will coordinate a home visit where they will deliver and set up the modem needed to provide your household basic internet. Service
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To combat the ongoing scourge of fentanyl and attempt to prevent a rising death rate connected to the synthetic drug, federal and local authorities today initiated a “Death in Disguise” drug awareness campaign in Riverside. @RivCoDA is Live! https://t.co/GxVaq2lFnB— Riverside County DA’s Office (@RivCoDA) January 26, 2023 “It’s the number one cause of death (in
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The Genesis Invitational is one of the best stops on the PGA Tour. Wrapping up the West Coast Swing, the Genesis will play as an elevated event this year with a purse of $20 million dollars. Money is certainly motivation but this tournament was already a favorite amongst players thanks to the golf course and
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A First Alert Weather Alert has been issued for the next round of gusty offshore winds ready to affect the Southland. Peak gusts occurred late Thursday morning. A Wind Advisory began at 7:00 p.m. Wednesday for the Coachella Valley as offshore winds strengthen across the High Desert. A High Wind Warning also took effect for
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The Indio Planning Commission unanimously approved a new affordable housing complex set to be on Avenue 44. Several residents were in attendance at Wednesday night’s meeting. Most of them were there for the proposed Avenue 44 Apartments. The 180-unit affordable housing complex would be built just off of Golf Center Parkway. It’s a place that
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Local Congressman Dr. Raul Ruiz honored two Riverside County Sheriff’s deputies who were killed in the line of duty just 15 days apart from each other. “I ask everyone present on the house floor today to join me in a moment of silence for Calhoun and Cordero, for officers who have sacrificed themselves for our safety,” Ruiz
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The Cathedral City City Council voted to adopt an ordinance that establishes stricter regulations for sidewalk vendors who operate in the city. Once the new rules go into effect, vendors will be required to initially pay $192 to obtain a permit, and then pay $100 every year after in order to be able to operate
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Esta gran labor empezó hoy en las primeras horas de la mañana y continuará por varios días.
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The Palm Springs quadruple murder retrial is one step closer to wrapping up as a defense expert completed his testimony Wednesday. Larin Garcia is accused of murdering four people in Palm Springs in 2019. His first trial ended with a deadlocked jury. For two weeks, the trial centered on defense crime scene re-constructionist Randolph Beasley.
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Algunos estudiantes de Desert Hot Springs High School tuvieron hoy la oportunidad de alimentar otro lado artístico. Los alumnos se la pasaron creando este mural. Un artista local trabajó con los estudiantes para darle vida al proyecto. Cuando se complete la creación colgaran en los salones de la banda de la high school. Felicidades a ellos.
Continue Reading Some Desert Hot Springs High School band students are trying their hand at a different kind of art. Students spent the morning working on four murals on plywood. Local artist Piper Scott worked with the students to create their masterpieces. “It’s pure, just understanding, it’s going to leave a legacy. You know, kids in the future are
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