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Dewpoints remain elevated across the Coachella Valley in the 60s, with a few isolated thunderstorms surrounding the region. Daytime high temperatures in the mid 90s feel 5-10° warmer due to additional moisture in the atmosphere. KESQ Drier air is expected over the next several days as a ridge of high pressure pushes inland. Dry air
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Hundreds of people gathered in Idyllwild today to celebrate the second annual ‘Pride Under the Pines’ event festival. The event was held at the Rustic Theater where people enjoyed music, vendors and a special performance by headliner, Thea Austin. PS HomeBoys owners founded and organized the ‘Pride Under the Pines’ festival. This event was organized
Continue Reading Dew points will remain elevated in the 50s and 60s today as more moisture moves in east of us. This will make conditions to feel slightly “stickier” and may increase the chance for isolated thunderstorms. KESQ The timeline for these possible storms will be this afternoon in high elevation areas. The possibility for isolated thunderstorms
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While the Coachella Valley remains clear of any thunderstorm activity, areas just east of the valley toward Desert Center saw a Flash Flood Warning this afternoon until 7 p.m. KESQ Dewpoints remain slightly elevated in the 60s today, with more moisture to the east of us. Over the next few days, we’ll continue to see
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Sheriff’s deputies arrested a teacher believed to be intoxicated in the classroom. On Sept. 30, 2022, just before 3 p.m. deputies from the Thermal Station responded to a location off of Center Street in Thermal, regarding reports of an intoxicated teacher at a local school campus. A student inside a classroom called their parent to
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The City of Palm Springs Human Rights Commission hosted a free community forum and discussion, “Bullying: A Community Symposium on Prevention and Intervention Strategies” on Saturday at the Palm Springs Convention Center. It comes just in time for National Bullying Prevention Month. Jessica Collins graduated from Palm Springs High School in 2021 and said she
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Week 7 of the high school football season is one to remember. La Quinta knocked off their biggest rival Palm Desert to retain the Flag for the first time since 2016, winning in the final minute on their home field. The Flag Game was turned up! Great atmosphere and energy for the 28th edition of
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Recovery efforts are underway in light of Hurricane Ian. LifeStream is preparing to help blood centers affected by the natural disaster. On Monday, October 3 valley residents will have the opportunity to donate blood. LifeStream will be at College of the Desert’s Craven Student Services. Located in room 269, 43-500 Monterey Ave., Palm Desert. People
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A Palm Springs man is now the first transgender person to serve on the state’s Board of Barbering and Cosmetology. Jacob Rostovsky is also the CEO of Queer Works, a local non-profit that provides mental health and housing services to the LGBTQ community. He was appointed to the position by Governor Gavin Newsom. On Thursday, he was
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Continue Reading Temperatures have been hovering slightly above the seasonal average of 97 degrees today. Cooling trend will carry over into the weekend as daytime highs dip into the 90s. KESQ Drier air can be expected tomorrow making for comfortable, less “sticky” conditions. KESQ Moisture will circle back on Sunday through Monday which will increase relative humidity
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Watch Live Coverage from ABC News Below: Check Out: What Coachella Valley residents can do to help those affected by Hurricane Ian CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — A revived Hurricane Ian pounded coastal South Carolina on Friday, ripping apart piers and flooding streets after the ferocious storm caused catastrophic damage in Florida, trapping thousands in their
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The City of Palm Springs, and the Coachella Firebirds are teaming up to highlight National Bullying Prevention Month, which starts tomorrow, October 1. Some officials from the city of Palm Springs say that bullying comes in many forms. Unlike 30 years ago, technology has created a pathway for the bullying community to follow students home.
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Did you feel the quake this morning? A 3.4 quake struck at 4:50 a.m. shaking people awake. It was centered near Anza, but felt across the desert. Drier and slightly cooler air is in place today and tomorrow making things less “sticky” out there. Temperatures will hover near or slightly above seasonal norms (97) but
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The discussion of continuing the use of parklet permits by Palm Springs City Council was continued for another day after council members wished to see amendments to the program. During a city council meeting on Thursday, council members discussed their concerns with some of the program’s elements. A few of these concerns centered around restaurants
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The Cathedral City Police Officers’ Association is urging voters to not re-elect Ernesto Gutierrez to city council this November, citing a lack of support. Gutierrez has been on city council since 2018 and is currently serving as mayor. “Obviously we do as we’re told. We don’t want to be insubordinate, but in the back of
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