Miles de fieles católicos locales participan en la peregrinación de la virgen de Guadalupe
Hoy miles en el Valle de Coachella se congregaron para rendirle honor a la Virgen de Guadalupe.
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Firebirds hit home ice; practice on main rink at Acrisure Arena for first time
The Firebirds hit their home ice Monday morning for their first skate on the main rink at Acrisure Arena ahead of their home opener on Sunday, Dec. 18. The Firebirds, 12-4-3 through their first 19 games have been on the road since the start of their inaugural season. That continues Tuesday as the team travels
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Documentary about Jewish fighters during the Holocaust being screened in Palm Desert
As Hanukkah approaches, the Jewish community everywhere is concerned about the rise in antisemitism. Meanwhile, “Four Winters,” a documentary about Jewish fighters during the Holocaust, is being screened this week at Tristone Cinemas in Palm Desert. News Channel 3’s Peter Daut spoke with the head of the Mensch International Foundation, Steven Geiger, who plans to
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Greg Wallis sworn in as Assemblymember; Christy Holstege concedes
Republican Greg Wallis was sworn into office as the new Assemblymember for California’s 47th District on Monday. Wallis was sworn in by Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco at the Living Desert Zoo and Gardens in Palm Desert at Noon on Monday. “The Living Desert is a staple in our community and it’s a testament really
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Thousands take part in the Our Lady of Guadalupe Pilgrimage throughout Coachella Valley
The Our Lady of Guadalupe Pilgrimage began Monday morning, and thousands of people are taking part in the walk. The pilgrimage started at 6:00 a.m. at Our Lady of Solitude in Palm Springs. From there thousands of people started the 32-mile trek to head to Our Lady of Solitude in Coachella. Overall the walk takes
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Clearer, drier and cooler evening ahead
Skies will continue to clear this evening as the winter storm system that brought rain, wind and snow to the valley and surrounding areas continues to move east. KESQ West Valley locations saw the majority of the rainfall this weekend with totals maxing out at a quarter inch. Conditions will continue to dry out into
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“Our kids are learning functional life skills,” November One Class At A Time award winner
The winner of the One Class At A Time Award for the month of November is Ms. Alissa Cahill, a Special Education teacher at La Quinta Middle School. After being out sick last month, Ms. Cahill was surprised to learn today that she had been honored for her role as one of the many revered
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DNA expert testifies in Palm Springs quadruple murder retrial
Testimony in the Palm Springs quadruple murder retrial continued Monday for Jose Larin Garcia with a senior criminalist from the California Dept. of Justice on the stand. Larin Garcia is accused of murdering four people in Palm Springs in 2019. His first trial ended earlier this year with a deadlocked jury. DNA expert Chad Eyerly
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USPS spreads holiday cheer through the “Operation Santa” program
The United States Postal Service’s (USPS) decades-old program “Operation Santa” will stop accepting gift requests on Monday for the 2022 holiday season. Thousands of letters are sent through USPS to Santa Claus every year. Operation Santa started in 1912 and allowed local postmasters to open the letters sent to Santa and respond to them. Since
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Showers possible through lunch time
A strong front moved through the region yesterday, bringing rain and snow to the Valley and surrounding areas. Rainfall maxed out around a quarter inch in West Valley locations. Snowfall was impressive, with 7″ of fresh snow at the Tram and other locations received similar numbers. Another secondary low moving through this morning could bring
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Rain in the Valley did not stop every outdoor activity
While the Coachella Valley is experiencing some showers, some locals are still outdoors doing regular Sunday activities. News channel 3’s Miyoshi Price drove around the valley to see how some people deal with the rain. “I think that just having my car clean for Monday, I just gonna start a new work week just the
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Temple Sinai students attend Hanukkah celebration to prepare for the holiday
Temple Sinai students took part in a Hanukkah celebration Sunday morning to help them get ready for the holiday just a week away. News Channel 3 visited the longest operating Jewish School in the Coachella Valley to hear from students and staff. Students enjoyed a variety of activities from decorating menorahs to making holiday cards,
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Man killed in Beaumont house fire
A man has died after a fire broke out at a single-story home on Waterleaf Court in Beaumont just after 12 a.m. Saturday morning. Fire crews arriving on scene described it as “well involved.” The blaze was contained at 12:41 a.m. There is no word at this time for what caused the fire. Police have
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Families through reproductive technologies brought their kids together today in what’s being called a “Baby Reunion.”
Parents who expanded or are growing their families through reproductive technologies brought their kids together today in what’s being called a “Baby Reunion.” The American Reproductive Center in Palm Springs hosted its very first Baby Reunion. Children born with medical help from the center could enjoy a petting zoo, pony rides, and of course, the bounce house.
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City of Desert Hot Springs hosts annual holiday parade and festival
Community members celebrated the Holiday Parade of Lights and Holiday Festival in Desert Hot Springs. Many community members came to celebrate the holidays with friends and family. Rebecca Murillo participated in the parade and was eager to get her classmates involved in it too. “This is very special to me because all the members from
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Man found dead in the lake of a Rancho Mirage gated community
A man was found dead in the lake of a gated community in Rancho Mirage. Deputies were originally called to the area of Via Santo Thomas and Dinah Shore in Rancho Mirage at around 3:15 a.m. for a report of a missing person, according to Sergeant Wenndy Brito-Gonzalez, public information officer for the Riverside County
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Stranded duck hunter hoisted out of Salton Sea
A duck hunter who was stranded in shallow water in the northwest area of the Salton Sea is back on dry land Saturday morning. Firefighters with CalFire worked with a helicopter crew from the Coast Guard to hoist the man out of his small boat. Officials first got the call at 11:38 Friday night. By
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