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FIND Food Bank is trying to educate the public about CalFresh to help get people signed up and access more food options. While the FIND Food Bank’s mobile food markets help get food into people’s fridges, CalFresh is a program also available to help with that. CalFresh is a supplemental nutrition program formerly known as
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Friday will offer a similar setup to Thursday with warm, sunny, and dry conditions. As the area of low pressure off the coast of Southern California moves east, it will bring cooler and wetter conditions to the mountains and deserts. Showers and storms will begin to increase through Saturday afternoon. The bulk of the wet
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Hispanic leaders, organizations and businesses will be recognized at this year’s 2nd Annual Impacto Business and Community Awards. The sold out event is hosted by the Greater Coachella Valley Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Organizations including Pueblo Unido CDC will receive the Community Advocate Award for their work with farm working families. Civil Rights Activist, Dolores
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Xavier Prep girls volleyball completed the perfect league season on Thursday night, defeating La Quinta at home on senior night. DEL 🏐 regular season comes to an end tonight. Posted up for a great matchup between @XCPGirlsVB & @LQBlackhawks! XP hasn’t dropped a set in league since Oct. 2021 👀 Highlights & Post tonight on
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A ribbon-cutting Thursday morning signaled the official start of Modernism Week – October in Palm Springs. It’s a four-day-long series of events for people to experience mid-century architecture, culture, and design. Taking place throughout homes in Palm Springs from October 13 to October 16, the fall version is a smaller-scale iteration of the 11-day festival
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Last Thursday’s massive haboob wind storm swept into the Coachella Valley from the east with little notice. It left a trail of dust and wind damage behind and fouled the air for more than a day. The damage to your good health from this event and this year’s numerous spring and summer wind storms can
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In the Palm Springs quadruple murder re-trial, Thursday a family friend of the defendant took the stand. Jose Larin Garcia is accused of murdering four people in Palm Springs in 2019. His first trial ended earlier this year with a deadlocked jury. Joseph Beaver said Larin Garcia showed up at his Palm Springs home in the
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One of the valley’s biggest events of the year is back! Michael Childers Presents One Night Only will be November 9 at the McCallum Theatre in Palm Desert. The event benefits the Barbara Sinatra Childrens Center. News Channel 3’s Peter Daut spoke with Michael, along with director Scott Coulter and musical director Todd Schroeder, about
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News Channel 3 is teaming up with the Coachella Valley Firebirds for a big announcement: we’re working together to bring the excitement of the AHL team right into your homes. As Broadcast Partner of the Coachella Valley Firebirds, News Channel 3’s station group will be televising a series of ten select home games live as the
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The Palm Springs City Council released a staff report regarding a possible short-term rental ordinance which will be decided upon next Monday, Oct. 17. The interim urgency ordinance will establish a temporary moratorium on the issuance of vacation rental permits within the City of Palm Springs. According to the staff report, California’s Zoning and Planning
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We saw some impressive thunderstorms along the highway 62 corridor yesterday, but today those storms are far less likely. Dew points are expected to be lower, with less humidity to contend with. Highs will remain a bit above average today and tomorrow, but a cool down is expected for the weekend. In addition to dropping
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Modernism Week – October kicks off on Thursday with four days for people to experience mid-century architecture, culture, and design. The annual festival takes place throughout homes in Palm Springs from October 13 to October 16. It’s a smaller version of the 11-day festival held annually in February. There are more than 50 different events
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Coachella Valley girls volleyball has done it again. The Lady Arabs are DVL champions for the second straight season following their 3-0 win over rival Indio, 25-17 25-6 25-16, on Wednesday night. “High school volleyball is do you believe and do you have momentum,” said head coach Carlos Contreras. “These girls did that early on
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The mother of the man facing a re-trial in a quadruple murder case took the stand Wednesday. Jose Larin Garcia is accused of murdering four people in Palm Springs in 2019. His first trial ended earlier this year with a deadlocked jury. Speaking in Spanish through a translator, Larin Garcia’s mother grew emotional, sitting just feet
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College of the Desert is making a renewed push to highlight resources available to undocumented students, following a recent appeals court ruling that put the DACA Program in limbo once again. Last week, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit affirmed a lower court’s ruling deeming the program illegal. The program shields roughly
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Election day is just weeks away on November 8th. One of the big races for State Assembly includes the newly drawn 47th district. It will include much of the Coachella Valley, except for Indio and Coachella. It will include Yucca Valley, Banning, Beaumont and Yucaipa. Riverside County makes up 76% of the district, while the
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Walt Disney’s plane, affectionately called “The Mouse” was recently restored and on display at this year’s D-23 Expo. The historical plane will soon be on display at the Palm Springs Air Museum close to the Smoke Tree Ranch, where Disney and his family had a home. News Channel 3’s Peter Daut spoke with the museum’s
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The clouds surrounding the Coachella Valley will clear through the evening hours as temperatures cool into the mid-70s early tomorrow morning. Drier air will enter the picture Thursday and Friday, with dew point temperatures in the 40s. Temperatures will remain above the seasonal average through Friday, but relief will be felt this weekend, with highs
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Fire Station #79 is undergoing a rehabilitation and expansion project that will be kicked off during a groundbreaking ceremony on Wednesday. The project is going to make some major improvements to the fire station that was built in 1978. The current building is said to be too small and outdated to serve the needs of
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The 8th annual Palm Springs Modernism Fall Show, held during October Modernism Week, will open on Friday, October 14. The weekend will feature many dealers new to the show and returning dealers participating in previous exhibitions. The Fall Show is set to have 50 premier national exhibitors offering vintage furniture and decorative and fine art
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