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A three-car crash had part of Highway 74 temporarily shut down Saturday afternoon. An official with Cal Fire said it happened around 4 p.m. near mile post 90. The crash spread to both lanes so there was a full closure in the area. Two people were taken to the hospital and there is no word on their conditions. According
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Hundreds of first responders, family, and friends attended Deputy Darnell Calhoun’s homegoing service. The Sheriff’s Department shared a public live stream of the funeral held at the abundant living family church. Several pastors spoke about Calhoun as a man of God and shared what his family meant to him. Mourners met with a song to open deputy Darnell Calhoun’s memorial service. Daniel
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The ‘Water Education for Latino Leaders’ had the opportunity to tour the Salton Sea Saturday morning. The group also known as ‘WELL’ is made up of about twenty Latino elected officials from across California. City council, school board, and water district members throughout California came together. They each had the opportunity to sit down and
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Clear and dry conditions can be expected this weekend as the low-pressure system that drenched Southern California continues to move east. KESQ A weak ridge of high-pressure will reinforce these drier conditions and bring slightly warmer temperatures to the valley this weekend. KESQ While temperatures will remain below average for this time of year, the
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With the PGA Tour in town this week for the American Express, the late great Arnold Palmer is being remembered. The King finished with 62 wins on the PGA Tour, five of which happened here in the Coachella Valley, including his final professional victory at the 1973 Bob Hope Classic. This year’s tournament marks 50 years
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PGA Tour rookie Davis Thompson has been dialed in. After a 10-under 62 at La Quinta Country Club on Thursday, the PGA Tour rookie followed that up with an 8-under 64 on Friday, putting him at 18-under for the tournament. Thompson’s had a historic two rounds in the desert, making five eagles through 36 holes,
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Thousands of people made their way to PGA West in La Quinta to watch Gwen Stefani perform. It was day two of the American Express golf tournament. Whether they were golf fans or not, the tournament brought people from all over the country to enjoy what it has to offer. “You know it’s super grateful
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Palm Springs Police Chief Andrew Mills shared a new plan he’s calling to address homelessness in the city. Mills said it’ll be compassionate but persistent enforcement of the law for people who act inappropriately in the community. “Operation Relentless Sun” is a 3-part plan. The first step is counting and understanding the depth of the homeless problem. The second
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The homeless Point In Time count is gearing up to start next week. See the 2022 (PIT) count article for reference. The City’s Point in Time Count will start at the Palm Springs Convention Center at 5:30 a.m. #PointinTimeCount Wednesday, January 25, 2023. The Homeless Count is a county-wide event requiring many volunteers to canvass
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Friday’s College of the Desert Board of Trustees meeting showed signs of strain as a scheduled review of the college’s west valley campus designs was postponed. The College of the Desert board of trustees did not move ahead with new design plans for a West Valley Campus in Palm Springs. Instead, there may have been
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La nueva clínica móvil del Distrito de Salud del Desierto llegó a su primera parada esta semana.
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Former and active members of all branches of the military welcomed to 9th green at PGA West Stadium Course. Featuring @theamexgolf Patriots Outpost tonight on @KESQ 🇺🇸 ⛳️ Caught up with AF graduate @KWestmoreland after his (-5) round. The first AF grad to earn a @PGATOUR card! Hear from him and more tonight LIVE at
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The College of the Desert Board of Trustees discussed the economic impact of its Roadrunner Motors facility slated for Cathedral City. The board met Friday to review a new employment and economic impact report for the facility set to be built by the end of 2025. The report, done by consulting firm Rea & Parker
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A cancer diagnosis can rock a parent’s world. It’s exactly what Kristen Tanner, a mom of two and nurse at Eisenhower Desert Orthopedic Center, went through when her daughter Natalie was diagnosed with brain cancer. “That was just one of my biggest fears and worries — was not getting to know her as an older
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Clear skies will remain overhead through this Friday night as temperatures cool into the 40s before midnight. The breezy offshore winds that were felt this morning will weaken and return to a westerly flow. A Frost Advisory will be in effect for the Inland Empire until 8:00 a.m. Saturday. No weather alert is in place
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A cool front moved through overnight, dropping some spotty showers to our West, but awake to sunny conditions this morning. Cooler than normal conditions will prevail through the weekend, but we will see a little warming by tomorrow. Today highs will be close to 10 degrees below normal. Through the weekend, highs may climb a
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The One Class At A Time award for the month of January was presented to Mrs. Bridget Foster from Rio Vista Elementary School in Cathedral City. She is the new STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) teacher at Rio Vista and works with all grade levels from prekindergarten to fifth grade. Mrs. Foster also runs the after
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