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Warming trend heats up Christmas forecast
We’re on a slow warming trend that will get us up to 80 degrees or so by the Christmas Holiday as the Jet track pulls farther North. Highs today and tomorrow will hover in the lower seventies… A ridge of high pressure will help keep skies nice and clear, too. Santa will have delightful weather
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A seasonable day ahead of notable warming trend
It’s been a pretty average day in the desert, with lows in the 40s and highs in the 60s. This evening will provide clear skies and cool temperatures across the Coachella Valley. While we’ll be treated to fair weather in the days ahead, extreme cold will impact many states, from Wyoming to New Mexico, with
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Community honors Jewish Heritage at Acrisure Arena on 3rd night of Hanukkah
The community came together to celebrate the 3rd night of Hanukkah, rather than focus on the negativity that’s been making headlines. Acts of hate and antisemitism have been seen nationwide, but it didn’t stop dozens of people from local Chabads in the Coachella Valley from coming together to honor Jewish heritage. “Celebrating Hanukkah and recognizing
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Una mujer latina por primera vez será la alcaldesa de Palm Springs
Por primera vez en Palm Springs una mujer latina ocupará la alcaldía de la municipalidad.
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Two dead after M6.4 earthquake shakes parts of Northern California
Update: 5:55 PM: The Humboldt County Sheriff declared a local emergency related to the earthquake An overnight shelter has been established for those displaced. Boil water advisories have been issued in multiple locations due to damaged water infrastructure. Governor Gavin Newsom issued a statement on the earthquake and the emergency response: California stands with the
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Imperial Irrigation District continuing ‘Tree for All’ program into 2023
The Imperial Irrigation District has held several ‘Tree for All’ drives throughout the valley. You can read more on their Coachella tree drive here. IID is partnering with the Coachella Valley Association of Governments and the city of Indio for their final tree drive of the year. The final pick up site is located at
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Prescott Preserve temporarily halted by HOA lawsuit
A local land conservation group is facing a major roadblock. A judge last week temporarily blocked the efforts by Oswit Land Trust to restore the former Mesquite Golf and Country Club into a nature preserve in response to a lawsuit from a nearby homeowners association. The envisioned 180-acre wildlife sanctuary is being planned on the
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California Surgeon General discusses treatment options for COVID-19
As California faces rising COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations due to multiple respiratory viruses, the state’s top public health doctor has a message for anyone seeking COVID treatment. Unlike in previous years, people now have safe and effective treatment options that can help with COVID symptoms. Most treatments are pills that can be taken at home,
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Local earthquake preparedness organizations on what you can do to stay safe
A 6.4 magnitude earthquake struck near Eureka in Northern California Tuesday morning. The quake could be felt from the coast of Oregon to San Jose California. According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the sizable quake injured two people, damaged roads and homes and left thousands without power with more than 72,000 outages reported. The National
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Watch: Train derailed after crashing with semitruck in Tennessee
Three locomotives and 10 train cars were derailed after a crash between a Norfolk Southern train and a semitruck in Collegedale, Tennessee. Video shows the vehicle crossing as the train approaches. “According to fire officials, the driver of the tractor trailer was stopped on the railroad tracks waiting for the light to turn green on
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Student Athlete of the Week – Maricarmen Aceves
CV girls soccer is among the elite soccer programs in our desert. Don’t just believe me, believe three-straight DVL titles. Senior Maricarmen Aceves has been the leader for all three, and this year she wants a fourth. “Winning the league title is a very important thing. It’s happened three years already since I’ve been here
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Passing clouds and mild conditions
Morning lows were cool, but not as cool as yesterday. We hit 67 on Monday and should beat that number today. A weak storm to our North is providing the clouds, and will pass in Nevada later today. Tomorrow we celebrate the beginning of Winter with the Solstice, and despite that, highs will climb close
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Firefighters respond to an attic fire in Bermuda Dunes
CAL Fire responded to an attic fire in Bermuda Dunes Monday night. A call came in about a home on Blackstone Court near Avenue 42 on fire at about 10:30 p.m. Utilities were called to the scene to help. Fire crews were able to contain the fire within an hour. No information has been provided
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Snow place like the rink: Locals enjoy first evening of public skate at Berger Foundation Iceplex
What better way to kick off the holiday season than going to the ice rink! It was the first evening for public skating at the Berger Foundation Iceplex in Acrisure Arena. Dozen of people lined up, laced up and took to the ice! “It’s like special for everybody. It’s amazing,” said Nick De Santiago of
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