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The 2022 Margaritaville USA Pickleball National Championships are underway at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden. The event started on November 5th and ends on November 13th. A historic tournament this year, this is the largest combined men’s and women’s tournament in the world, including the very best the sport has to offer. New favorite athlete
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Cool temperatures are expected to continue over the next several days. An average daytime high for this time of year would be in the low 80s, but we look to stay around 10° cooler than that through the weekend and into next week. A trough of low pressure is expected to swoop through the region
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It was a tough Thursday for our two local tennis programs, Palm Desert and Xavier Prep, with both of them falling short of reaching the CIF-SS championship game. The Aztecs and Saints suffered losses in their respective semifinal. Top-seeded Palm Desert fell 12-6 at Fountain Valley in Division 2. Meanwhile, Xavier Prep lost 10-8 at
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The La Quinta High School Culinary Academy along with the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America hosted a Thanksgiving luncheon today in honor of Veterans Day. The event was held Thursday at the Blackhawk Kitchen located at 79255 Blackhawk Way in La Quinta. “This Thanksgiving meal is awesome. There’s turkey and ham – it’s
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With only about a month to go before the new, $300 million Acrisure Arena opens for concerts, hockey, and other events off Interstate 10 near Palm Desert, concerns about traffic are on the minds of many Valley residents. “We have an excellent plan in place to make sure that you can get into and out
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This year is the 84th anniversary of Kristallnacht, also known as The Night of Broken Glass. The Jewish Federation of the Desert and Mensch International Foundation are bringing speakers and Holocaust survivors together to share their stories at an event in Rancho Mirage. If you’d like to attend, it is at 1:00 p.m. at The Jewish
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Poco a poco se empiezan a concretar los planes para reubicar a las familias
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The new 41st Congressional District race remains tight, with Congressman Ken Calvert taking the lead over Will Rollins. As of Thursday evening, Calvert has 51% of the votes, while Rollins has 49%. GET ELECTION RESULTS HERE The district is almost evenly divided in registration between Democrats and Republicans after it was redrawn to include a
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Highs will remain well below our seasonal average of 82 today and into the weekend. High pressure builds in across the Western states, keeping skies clear, conditions dry, but also holding cool air in place. Overnight lows dipped into the 40s here in the Valley, and look how cold it was this morning at Big
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Conditions are considerably drier today as a winter storm system moves further east. Rainfall totals were considerable across the valley and even resulted in some flooding and difficult travel. KESQ We are left with breezy and cool conditions in the storm’s wake. Conditions can be especially gusty for areas North of the I-10 and wind-prone locations.
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Palm Desert high school held a signing ceremony to celebrate seven of their student-athletes on Wednesday. Great day to be an Aztec!! 7 Student-Athletes sign their letter of intents!! @DesertSunSports @BlakeArthur24 @shad_powers @pdhsofficial pic.twitter.com/zAWy37W4KT— PalmDesertAthletics (@PDHS_Athletics) November 10, 2022 In no particular order, the Aztecs showcased all seven of their outstanding student-athletes. In wrestling, Beau
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The race for Coachella City Council remains close. This year’s 4 candidates include Stephanie Virgen, Dr. Frank Figueroa, Yurema Avizu and Josie Gonzalez. You can find updated results here. As of Wednesday, the candidates leading this race are Virgen and Figueroa. “We have to work together if a member brings, you know, an issue or
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The race for the new 41st Congressional District remains tight, with Will Rollins’ lead over Congressman Ken Calvert shrinking to single digits Wednesday evening as votes continue to be counted. GET ELECTION RESULTS HERE The district is almost evenly divided in registration between Democrats and Republicans after it was redrawn to include a number of
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La batalla por la alcaldía y los dos asientos en el concilio de Coachella todavía sigue en el aire.
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La Quinta’s Measure A is leaning towards a Yes vote. A “Yes” on Measure A would put specific limits on short-term vacation rentals in the city. “Approximately $8 million in tax revenue to the City would be lost annually,” said Marcie Graham, La Quinta’s Marketing, Brandshaper & Communications. A “No” on Measure A will keep
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