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Our below average temperature trend is continuing this weekend. A trough of low pressure is sending daytime high temperatures down into the low 60s before a gradual warming trend begins next week. KESQ A Freeze Warning is in effect for the California/Arizona border, including the city of Blythe, until 8:00 a.m. Conditions will not be as cold
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It was a sold out show for the third night at Acrisure Arena with Grammy-award winning Grupo Firme taking the stage! The new parking plan implemented on Thursday night seemed to make a big difference for concert-goers on Friday. It was a full house for Grupo Firme, who were in the Valley during the Coachella
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Fans llegaron con mucho entusiasmo de escuchar tocar a su grupo favorito.
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The Firebirds wrapped up their 22-game road trip away from Acrisure Arena with a 8-1 win over the San Diego Gulls on Friday night. Jesper Froden netted a hat trick in Coachella Valley’s 14th win of the season. Joey Daccord finished the game with 17 saves as the Firebirds went 1-for-5 on the powerplay and
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It’s been quite a cool week here in the desert. Another dip in temperature will join us Saturday before a notable warming trend as we inch closer to the Christmas holiday. A Freeze Warning takes effect at midnight for the California/Arizona border, including the city of Blythe. Thankfully temperatures won’t be as cold here in
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A local woman is sharing her story of how she was scammed out of her money in a matter of 2 hours. On December 12th, Carolyn Guapo received a message on Facebook from who she thought was a member of her church regarding a crypto, quick money deal. She’s still unclear if the message actually
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Local, state, and federal agencies are taking steps to deal with the environmental fallout of a shrinking Salton Sea. The “Imperial Streams Salton Sea Feasibility Cost-Share Agreement” was signed Friday morning to conduct a feasibility study. The end goal is to restore the Salton Sea and its region. It’s the beginning of a renewed effort
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The College of the Desert board of trustees wants to take a close look at spending on all of its construction projects dating back as far as 2014. COD’s board of trustees voted Friday to adopt a resolution requesting a comprehensive forensic audit into all construction contracts awarded in the last 5 to 8 years.
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Update 12/15/22 The Palm Desert City Council unanimously voted to revoke the license of the Sweet Spot Club. https://youtu.be/cDoisQmjMlc Original Report 12/12/22 The City of Palm Desert is planning on hosting a city council hearing on December 15 to consider the revocation of the Sweet Spot Club’s business license. Since its opening in late October,
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Some clouds overnight helped to moderate lows first this morning so we weren’t quite as chilly. Highs today will be similar to the rest of the week, spanning the middle sixties. A ridge of high pressure over the Great Basin will help provide some offshore winds later this afternoon and evening. Santa Ana winds will
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College of the Desert is having a Nurse Pinning Ceremony on Friday, bringing 28 new nurses into the workforce. From simulations in the classroom to “clinicals” at local hospitals, that has been the life of the last few years for the 2022 College of the Desert nursing graduates. Ysmael Mercado is the valedictorian of his
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A new parking plan was implemented at Acrisure Arena on Thursday, after facing major traffic and parking issues on opening night Wednesday. “We heard on the news that there was some challenges last night with parking and people missing the show so we made it a point to get here early,” said local resident Dave
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Local boxing legend Timothy Bradley Jr. is headed to the Hall of Fame. Great to catch up with the Champ! After a 33-2-1 career record with 5 world titles in 2 divisions, @Timbradleyjr is headed to hall of fame, headlining the 2023 class this summer. At 39, he’s living the good life – working for
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After more than a year of pleading for justice, the family of Debra Nelson ultimately did not get the outcome they fought for. 22-year-old Damian Flores was sentenced to six years Thursday after being convicted in an Indio hit and run that killed pregnant 18-year-old Debra Nelson in March of 2021. “I just miss her so much,
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Un agricultor local nos cuenta sobre los retos que están enfrentando.
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