Siguen buscando más seguridad en Desert Edge tras el atropello mortal de una niña
Una comunidad exige aceras e infraestructura para la seguridad de sus hijos.
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Breezy and mild through midweek
It was another cool morning, with lows dipping into the middle 60s first thing. An area of low pressure sitting of the Northern California coast will continue to spin in onshore winds and temperatures slightly below average as well. Winds in the pass could reach 45mph but here in the desert while it will be
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Grandmother, mom, and aunt charged with murder of boy, 5
Update 4:45 p.m. The Riverside County Sheriff’s Department confirmed that the third suspect charged in this case, Miriam Silva, 38 of Coachella, is the aunt of the five-year-old victim. Miriam Silva She turned herself in to authorities on Friday, Sept. 16. Original Report 12:30 p.m. The mother and grandmother of a five-year-old boy killed in
Continue Reading Tres mujeres, Madre , Abuela y Tia estarían involucradas en la muerte de un niño de cinco años.
Hay nueva informacion tras la lamentable muerte de un nino de cinco años que fue encontrado muerto en su casa en Coachella y es que inicialmente la madre y la abuela estaban involucradas ahora tambien la tia enfrenta cargos por homicidio. La ultima detenida es miriam silva de 38 años tia del menos y quien se entrego a
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Coachella Valley sweeps Indio in matchup of rivals, DVL unbeatens
Coachella Valley girls volleyball continues to hold court in the DVL. The Arabs improved to 7-0 in DVL action after defeating rival Indio on Tuesday night, winning in three sets. CV sweeps Indio in highly anticipated DVL volleyball match. Reigning champ Arabs, who went 14-0 in league last year, are now 7-0 this year. Meanwhile,
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Construction on Herbert Hoover Elementary School Pedestrian Improvement Project Begins
Sidewalk construction began in Indio as plans for the Herbert Hoover School Pedestrian Improvement Project move forward. The year-long project will be completed in four phases and aims to improve sidewalks for residents, especially children who walk to school. According to the City of Indio, the project also aims to remove and replace driveway concrete
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Palm Springs Air Museum official discusses witnessing deadly plane crash at Reno Air Races
Palm Springs Air Museum officials are speaking out after witnessing a plane crash during an air race in Reno, Nevada on Sunday. Aaron Hogue, 61, was killed during the air race. Investigators are looking into the cause of that deadly plane crash. “It just literally flew into the ground,” said Fred Bell, managing director of the Air
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Coachella Valley students celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month
Rio Vista Elementary School is embracing Hispanic Heritage Month this week with a plethora of cultural activities. The principal, Aaron Tarzian, shared with us that this is the first time hosting Hispanic Heritage Month at the school. “It is very important we represent and celebrate who is represented at the school,” says Tarzian. A fourth-grade
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Mild temperatures for the final days of summer
A warm and breezy start to this workweek, though afternoon temperatures have been fairly consistent for the past week. Clear skies and low humidity will stick with us through the night, creating a comfortable evening for your outdoor plans. The trough of low pressure along the west coast is bringing wet weather to northern and
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Deadly school bus crash sparks valley neighborhood’s push for pedestrian safety
Nearly a year after a young girl was hit by a car and killed after getting off her school bus, members of that community are pushing for pedestrian safety improvements. Monique Guzman, 9, was hit and killed last December on Corkhill Drive in the unincorporated community of Desert Edge, near Desert Hot Springs. “Nothing has
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Are you eligible for a CA gas refund payment? See how much you might get here.
Gas refunds from the state’s gas price relief program will begin to hit the accounts of Californians as soon as October. Governor Gavin Newsom announced a deal between state lawmakers in June when gas reached record highs. The money from the tax refund program is expected to be sent out between October and January 2023.
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A cool and comfortable start to the week
Temperatures dropped into the sixties first thing this morning! A lingering area of low pressure off the coast will keep us breezy and cooler than normal most of the week. Winds will likely top out near 25mph through the late afternoon and early evening. Highs through midweek hover near 95, Autumnal Equinox on Thursday, and
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Cooler temperatures to kick off the week, but we’re warming up by the weekend!
Here are some things to know as we kick off a new week! We’re going to continue seeing below average temperatures for this time of year! We’re just 4 days away from Fall, but gear up for some triple digit heat come this weekend! Enjoy these comfortable temperatures while you can! Daily highs for the
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The City of Coachella holds a Mexican Independence Day celebration
People from across the valley came together to celebrate Mexican Independence Day also known as “El Grito Fiestas Patrias” on Saturday, Sept. 17, 2022. The celebration took place at Rancho Las Flores Park from 3 to 10 p.m. The city was unable to hold the event due to COVID-19. After a 3-year pandemic pause, they
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Below seasonal average temperatures continue
Conditions have been mild this weekend with temperatures hovering below the seasonal average. A trough of low pressure moving in from the west has been keeping us cool with temperatures staying within the mid to upper 90s range with overnight lows in the 70s. Today also marks the end of our last summer weekend, go
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Two earthquakes strike near Thermal area
A 3.5 earthquake hit near Thermal just before midnight last night. According to the United States Geological Survey, or USGS, the area hit is about 14 miles away from Thermal. A second 3.4 earthquakes struck the area again at 2:13 a.m. There have been no reported injuries or damage to any structures. Stay with News
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COD rallies late, not enough in 25-14 loss to Citrus
In an effort of a statement season, College of the Desert falls to Citrus College 25-14 on Saturday night. Family. @COD_Athletics @KESQ pic.twitter.com/XHBIwwyDEI— Bailey Arredondo (@BaileyKESQ) September 18, 2022 COD (2-1) was down 12-0 at the half and powered back with 14 unanswered points. But it was Citrus that made a few more plays and
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Preview of major renovation coming to Palm Springs library following $6.5 million grant
A major renovation project is in its early stages at the Palm Springs Public Library focused on ensuring the building, which was first constructed in 1975, is functional and safe for the community. The library was recently awarded a $6.5 million dollar grant by the California State Library and the city of Palm Springs is
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