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Student-Athlete of the Week – Rebecca Battles
We’re back on the volleyball court this week here at La Quinta high school and all six players on the court need to play as one, in cohesion. If you are lucky one of those players is like Rebecca Battles. Battles in a match for the Blackhawks at La Quinta high school. “I saw her
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Palm Springs City Council to discuss short-term vacation rental recommendations Thursday
The Palm Springs City Council will review and discuss recommendations from a work group on Thursday regarding short term vacation rental policy. On March 29, 2022, the City Council held a Special Study Session to discuss the state of vacation rentals in the City. A comprehensive report was presented to Council outlining various data metrics
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Desarrollan nueva iniciativa local para luchar contra las desigualdades en las comunidades hispanas
Una nueva beca llamada Cielo Fund aspira a levantar a la comunidad.
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Summer heat lingers through midweek
The Excessive Heat Warning has been extended through 8:00 p.m. Wednesday for the Coachella Valley. It’s not just about the heat but also the humidity. Dew point temperatures will climb into the 50s on Wednesday, creating a stickier environment than we’ve felt the past two days. Additional moisture will move into Southern California from the
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“Student don’t have advocates” Indio Special Ed teacher wins September One Class At A Time
This month’s One Class At A Time winner teaches special education at Indio High School and has been working at that campus all five years of her tenure as an educator. Victoria Shatavy, Indio High School teacher and Walter Clark, Walter Clark Legal Group “My own children are in special education and I realized that
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Murder suspect, teen daughter killed during shootout with law enforcement
A man wanted in connection with a murder in Fontana on Monday is dead along with his teenage daughter after a shootout with police on Southbound Interstate 15 in Hesperia. Sheriff Shannon Dicus said in a news conference Tuesday afternoon that they believe the suspect’s daughter, Savannah Graziano, 15, was the female passenger injured in
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SoCal Planned Parenthood hosts ‘Bans Off Our Bodies’ rally to guarantee abortion rights in state constitution
Proposition 1 will be on your ballot this year. It will decide whether or not to put the right to an abortion and contraception into the state constitution. And it’s not just a ballot question, it’s also a campaign issue for local candidates. Pro-choice advocates held a rally in Palm Desert to support Prop 1’s passage. Supporters included
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Subtle cooling trend as more moisture moves in
A ridge of high pressure has boosted temperatures above seasonal temperatures this week. An Excessive Heat Warning remains in effect until tonight at 11 p.m. KESQ While temperatures may seems manageable, continue to keep heat safety practices in mind. KESQ This ridge of high pressure will be moving farther east today which will lead to
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One dead after police standoff in north La Quinta neighborhood
Authorities say a suspect was found dead inside a north La Quinta home early Tuesday morning after an hours-long standoff with police from apparently self-inflicted gunshot wounds. The Riverside County Sheriffs Department said the suspect was acting paranoid, but nobody else was hurt. The two family members who reported being shot at, but not hit,
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Two homes uninhabitable following Desert Hot Springs fire
Desert Hot Springs firefighters were mopping up early Tuesday morning following a fire that left two homes uninhabitable. Firefighters said a carport fire spread to the two buildings on the 66700 block of Granada Avenue between Desert View Avenue and Hacienda Avenue at 3:20 a.m. A carport and trash fire quickly spread to two houses. No injuries
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Palm Springs Police Department awarded grant to battle alcohol-related crime
The California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) has awarded the Palm Springs Police Department a $55,405 grant to combat alcohol-related crime. The grants strengthen local law enforcement efforts by combining the efforts of local police officers and ABC agents. ABC agents have expertise in alcoholic beverage laws and can help communities reduce alcohol-related problems.
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Fantasy Springs Casino abre sus puerta a EXPOJOB
Ya sea que este buscando trabajo, o cambiando de rama laboral , o incluso buscando una promocion en su carrera este miercoles hay una oportunidad que no puede dejar de pasar por alto , le estoy hablando de la feria de empleo mas grande del valle., mas de 80 empresas estaran ofreciendo trabajos en multiples posiciones Este
Continue Reading Despliegue Policial en La Quinta
Un gran despliegue policial rode un vecindario en la Quinta, primeras informaciones indican que se presentó un enfrentamiento entre un padre y su hijo. Vecinos aseguraron haber escuchado una detonacion de arma de fuego. Se conoce que el joven se atrinchero en la residencia. La policia mantiene rodeada la zona. Incluso un helicoptero sobrevuela el area. A traves
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27th Valleywide Employment Expo returns in-person for the first time in two years
Unemployment is back down to pre-pandemic levels in the Coachella Valley, according to the latest data available from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. However, plenty of employers are still looking to hire and organizers of the 27th Valleywide Employment Expo are aiming to address gaps in the labor force. More that 80 employers will
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Watch: Journey, Harlem Globetrotters, Sesame Street Live among new acts heading to Acrisure Arena
A new round of family entertainment events and concerts has been announced by Acrisure Arena. Monday morning, arena officials and guests announced upcoming performances from: Sesame Street Live on January 11 and 12Harlem Globetrotters on February 24Journey with Toto on April 25PBR on February 10 and 11Ramón Ayala on February 26 https://youtu.be/BrTDnguIgpc The announcement of
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Thousands attend 31st Annual Thunder and Lightning Powwow hosted by Morongo Band of Mission Indians
Thousands of people attended the 31st Annual Thunder and Lightning Powwow in Cabazon this weekend. The three day powwow kicked off on Friday, which also happened to be California Native American Day. A spokesperson with the Morongo Band of Mission Indians says the annual event drew over 900 tribal dancers and 20 drum groups. This
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Hot start to the workweek with record heat
A ridge of high pressure remains the dominant feature in our weather pattern. This dome of hot air has made itself known bringing record heat to Palm Springs on this Monday. Palm Springs TIED the record high of 111° this afternoon. A temperature that was also recorded in 1947, 2009, and 2010. An Excessive Heat
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