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News Channel 3 got an inside look at how exactly the City of Coachella plans to use recently awarded grant money to revamp the old library. The $4.5 million dollar grant could be used to make structural improvements to the interior and exterior of the building on Seventh Street. That could include electrical and mechanical system
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Earlier this month, Californians saw a 10 day streak of Flex Alerts while the state’s power grid saw a record breaking demand. The California System Operator held back from issuing any rolling blackouts while the state faced an immense heat wave earlier this month. Jeff Monford, Senior Advisor or Financial Communications for Southern California Edison
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Week 5 of the high school football season is here with another full schedule of games. Week 5 prep pigskin. DVL season starts (CV gonna cruise to another chip🧁🏆). DEL hits the road. Friday night fun. We got you covered on the Q. @KESQ @BaileyKESQ @Jesus_G_Reyes @williamswes @Tarp1969 @Qassignmentdesk pic.twitter.com/zEPXGFMtlZ— Blake Arthur (@BlakeArthur24) September 14,
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Friday marks Mexican Independence Day. It celebrates the cry of independence from Spain on September 16, 1810. It reminds many of the spirit of freedom helps maintain a bond between Hispanics here in the Coachella Valley and their home countries. Several latino-owned businesses can be found throughout the valley. One of them includes Seiden-Juku in
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A child from western Riverside County is the first pediatric case of monkeypox in the county, according to local health officials. The child, who is less than 10 years old, did not require hospitalization and is recovering at home. “In this case, what would be a family member to identify any possibility of where that
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Developers of the long-awaited Dream Hotel in Palm Springs are headed back to the drawing board after city planning officials pushed back on design changes amid concerns from neighbors over building heights and view obstruction. “Frankly I can’t believe we’re back at this again with more amendments and modifications to this site that has had
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Un menor de 10 años que vive en el oeste del condado ha contraído la viruela del mono.
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It’s finally Friday, and there’s plenty of sunshine in today’s forecast to carry us into the weekend. The average high temperature for today’s date is 102°, but, like the last two days, Palm Springs will remain in the double-digits. The afternoon highs we’re experiencing are more typical of early October rather than mid-September. A trough
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As College of the Desert’s board discusses the next steps for a long-delayed Palm Springs campus, some city leaders in the east valley are weighing in on the project and are not happy about it. Related Story: Palm Springs sues College of the Desert for West Valley Campus planning records Coachella Mayor Steven Hernandez is ramping
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What started as a dream is nearing reality for a Coachella boxer who is headed to train at the Colorado Springs Olympic Training Center. Jocelyn Camarillo is an 18-year-old who has been boxing for five years. She holds three National Championships under her belt and is ranked #1 in the 106 lbs division in the
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The annual film festival that celebrates the LGBTQ community called Cinema Diverse is underway at the Palm Springs Cultural Center. This is the 15th year the film festival is being held. The first week started on September 15 and runs until September 18. It returns again on September 22 – September 25. The festival is
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College of the Desert board members are responding to growing calls from the public to build a west valley campus in Palm Springs at its full, originally planned size. You can watch the meeting in the player below. https://youtu.be/yWi35MKRq2A?list=PL64E2B4C5F2183BA1 A new report published this week shows the latest iteration of plans for a Palm Springs
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The owners of ‘Bike Palm Springs’ are picking up the pieces after a suspect shattered a window at their shop off of East Tahquitz Cayon Way. Owner Antonio Torres tells me the three thousand dollar repair wasn’t an expense he had in mind. The storefront of ‘Bike Palm Springs’ was damaged Wednesday night at around
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En telemundo 15 celebramos nuestra herencia hispana, les presento a un muralista local que trajo los colores de su infancia al desierto. Por su contribucion artistica es nuestro orgullo hispano. John Cuevas esta llenando de color el valle, su infancia estuvo marcada por los colores calidos recuerda especialmente el reflejo de las sombrillas de los mercados del
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Este sabado 17 de septiembre se llevara a cabo la celebracion de fiestas patrias en el Parque Rancho las Flores de la Ciudad de Coachella, el alcalde Steven Hernandez comparte con telemundo 15 la importancia de esta celebracion que supera fronteras.
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A sunny day throughout this Thursday and clear skies will remain through the night. A breezy northwest wind will carry us through the evening, just as we experienced yesterday. The temperatures we’ve been feeling each afternoon are more typical for early October than it is for mid-September. The mild setup regarding temperatures and humidity will
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — With more than 100,000 people living on California’s streets, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a first-of-its-kind law on Wednesday that could force some of them into treatment as part of a program he describes as “care” but opponents argue is cruel. Newsom signed the Community Assistance, Recovery and Empowerment Act on Wednesday.
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