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Palm Springs hosted its 35th annual Palm Springs Aerial Tram Road Challenge Saturday morning. Participants were able to run or walk the 6k trail that begins at the bottom of Tram Way and ends at the Tram’s Valley station. The race also known as the ‘World’s Toughest 6k’ has an elevation gain of over 1,900
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In partnership with the Living Desert Zoo the City of Palm Springs dedicated a new mural at the UCR Palm Desert Campus. The ‘Monarch Mural’ painted by local artist, John Cuevas is now on full display on the steps of the campus. It’s all in an effort to help bring awareness to the plight of
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Palm Springs Unified School District welcomed students, staff, and community members to come together and talk about inclusion at its Diversity and Racial Equity conference. Ozyas Crawford is a sophomore at Desert Hot Springs High School and attended the conference. “When people don’t talk about our lives like this is where we talk about our race and
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Human trafficking is a $150 billion industry, it’s happening worldwide including right here in the Coachella Valley. In Tonight’s I-Team Investigation: Trafficked and Terrified, hear firsthand from a woman forced into the sex trade for more than a decade, and how a county task force is now working to rescue and save the lives of those
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The Coachella Valley Firebirds are home. Well, sort of. News Channel 3’s Sports Director Blake Arthur and Assistant News Director Tim Kiley traveled to Seattle for the Firebirds’ first “Home Away From Home” series. Awesome arena @climatepledge! We got LIVE coverage of the @Firebirds tonight at 4, 5, 6, 6:30, 10 and 11 on @KESQ!
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We’re down to the final two games in the regular season. It’s week 10 and the pressure is on for our local teams with hopes for a league title. Shadow Hills – 0@Palm Desert – 21FPalm Springs – 27*Clinches a share of a DEL Title @Xavier Prep – 8FRancho Mirage – 27@La Quinta – 57FCoachella Valley
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Strong winds are expected to sweep through the Valley this weekend, bringing dust that will impact our air quality. Even after the storm, lungs and good health can suffer long after the winds die down. Air conditioning is often a necessity when living in the desert. For many, it’s running constantly during our hot summers.
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The Coachella Valley Association of Governments, CVAG, announced Friday it’s been recommended to receive $36.483 million from the state’s competitive Active Transportation Program to build an extension of the CV Link through the cities of La Quinta, Indio and Coachella. The Arts and Music Line will reinvent how cyclists and pedestrians travel along Avenue 48, according to a CVAG news release
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A man accused of stabbing his wife and another man in what authorities called a domestic violence confrontation at a Palm Desert hotel parking lot will answer to murder charges, a judge ruled Friday. Kenny Shun Yu Wu, 34, of Palm Desert, pleaded not guilty in August to two counts of murder which include a
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After the plane formerly owned by Walt Disney called “The Mouse” made its way to its new temporary home at the Palm Springs Air Museum, the vice chairman of the museum said he hopes to restore it to its original glory. Fred Bell, the vice chairman said he had his eye on The Mouse for
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October marks Filipino American History Month. October of 1992, or 30 years ago, was the first time Fil-Am Month was celebrated and has continued to be commemorated every year after that. It’s recognized in October after the first documented Filipinos landed in Morro Bay, CA on October 18, 1587. Hundreds of years later, Filipino culture
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Our pattern of warmer and drier conditions continues for the remainder of the workweek due to high pressure and easterly offshore winds. KESQ Winds will remain mild tonight into tomorrow. This changes as a northern low pressure system moves in and increases our winds and scattered storm chances by Saturday. KESQ The National Weather Service
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Desert Christian Academy volleyball is building on a remarkable season. The Conquerors have yet to lose a game and continue their hot streak with a 4-set win over Elsinore in the first round of CIF-SS playoffs on Thursday. “It feels incredible. I’m just so proud of my team and how we fought,” said senior Kate Smith.
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“Yes on 27,” the measure that would allow online and mobile sports wagering, raised nearly $170 million this year before the end of September. A recent UC Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies poll found it had just 27 percent support. “Yes on 26, No on 27,” the measure that would have allowed in-person sports wagering on
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Several Departments throughout Riverside County including the District Attorney’s Office, Sheriff’s Department, and the county’s University Health System are working together to combat the alarming rate of Fentanyl-related deaths. Since January of this year, more than 300 people have lost their lives to the lethal drug and the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department says those numbers
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At 10:20 this morning, some people across California went over drills in case of a great earthquake. In the Coachella Valley, the College of the Desert, also known as COD, partnered with the Coachella Valley Disaster Preparedness Network, also known as CVDPN. Ahead of the drill, CVDPN had a table of all the information you
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El día de las elecciones es el 8 de noviembre.
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La droga es 50 veces más potente que la heroína y 100 veces más potente que la morfina.
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