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As testimony continued Wednesday in the re-trial for Jose Larin Garcia, the man who’s accused of murdering four people in Palm Springs in 2019, the jury heard from a nurse who treated the suspect as a trauma patient. News Channel 3’s cameras were denied by the judge to film witness testimony. Larin Garcia’s first trial
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The Mini-Muster Fire Safety program made its comeback for third graders within the Desert Sands Unified School District. The event was paused for the last two years because of the pandemic. Tuesday was the first of many events taking place this month. The city of Palm Desert recently issued a proclamation, making October “Fire Prevention
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The Nov. 8 Election Day is a little more than a month away, and local organizations are trying to get more Latinos and Hispanics to register to vote and participate in the upcoming election. According to “A Data Profile of Latinos in the Inland Empire” done by UCR Center for Social Innovation, voter registration and
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We topped out at 102 yesterday and you can expect similar numbers again today. The humid conditions that were hovering over SoCal have retreated eastward so it should feel a little drier out there today. We see a nice cooling trend into the weekend, we will also see a return of humidity and the potential
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National Walk to School Day and California Clean Air Day are both on Wednesday and both encourage people to put on their walking shoes and take to the streets. Students from Amelia Earhart Elementary School will be meeting at La Quinta Park at 7 am to walk to school. Indio Elementary School will also be
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Se afianza el futbol femenino en el oeste del Valle con la formaciones de dos clubes y liderando este proyecto esta Rolando Inostroza ex futbolista de la unión española, que recalco la importancia de traer ligas mas competitivas al desierto.
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The cumulus clouds that developed over the mountains this afternoon will clear through the evening, and temperatures will gradually cool into the upper 80s around 9:00 p.m. A ridge of high pressure will keep temperatures above the seasonal average, which for this week in Palm Springs would range from 94-96°. Highs are in the low
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There is just more than a month until the November 8 Election Day. After redistricting, the Coachella Valley is now sliced into two congressional districts. District 25 includes Hemet, Banning, Beaumont, Desert Hot Springs, Cathedral City, the eastern Coachella Valley, all of Imperial County, and parts of San Bernardino County. Sitting Congressman Raul Ruiz, a
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La comunidad disfrutó de música, comida, y juegos para los niños.
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“She’s super, she’s a great student,” said head coach Lisa Johnson. “She brings a lot of energy to the team. The girls I think get a bum shaft playing in this heat in the fall. She brings a lot of energy to the days that are hot.” “My family and grandparents played it, and they
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California State University, San Bernardino (CSUSB), and California Nations Indian College (CINC) in Palm Desert signed an agreement today with the hope of increasing the number of Native American transfer students to the CSUSB campus. Both institutions created a framework specifically designed for the CINC students. “I didn’t know what I wanted to do, or
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October’s Coachella Valley Spotlight recipient is a local nonprofit the Girlfriend Factor. The Girlfriend Factor firmly believes that education is the key to economic advancement and self-sufficiency among women and that women can accomplish anything they set their minds to when they have the support and encouragement of their girlfriends. The nonprofit provides renewable educational
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SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — A South Korean ballistic missile malfunctioned and crashed into the ground during a live-fire drill with the United States, panicking confused residents of a coastal city already uneasy over increasingly provocative weapons tests by rival North Korea. The sound of the blast and subsequent fire on Tuesday night led many
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A new report released today from the American Lung Association looks at the health benefits if all new medium and heavy-duty vehicles sold in California are zero-emission by the year 2040. The report focuses specifically on counties with major trucking corridors, including riverside. Will Barrett, co-author of the study, said switching to zero-emission vehicles could
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The average price of gas in Riverside County has risen to its second consecutive record high as drivers across the West Coast see a costly hike at the pump. According to AAA, these steep prices are in part due to gas shortages caused by planned maintenance that six California refineries are currently undergoing. California has
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STOCKTON, Calif. (AP) — A California serial killer seems to be “on a mission” throughout the fatal shooting of six men and the wounding of one woman dating back to last year, but detectives have not figured out what’s behind the violence. Ballistics tests and some video evidence linked the crimes in Stockton and Oakland,
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Southern California Edison revealed in a letter that Cal Fire investigators have found two areas of interest into a possible cause in the 28,000+ acre Fairview Fire near Hemet. One area is near a power pole line related to overhead equipment, owned by SCE and Frontier Communications, according to SCE’s letter to the California Public Utilities
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Clean-up efforts continue in Florida, after Hurricane Ian tore through the state. A La Quinta resident is now in Florida, helping to pick up the pieces from the destruction left by Hurricane Ian. Last week, News Channel 3 spoke with Sarah Brouse as she was on standby. She’s among hundreds of trained volunteers from across
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