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Ya reabrieron el puente de la I-10 que se derrumbó en Desert Center
Desde ayer ya están circulando los automovilistas por el puente del freeway 10 que se cayó en Desert Center debido a las torrenciales lluvias del pasado miercoles, después del arduo trabajo de las cuadrillas de construcción el puente ya fue reabierto, aunque aún continúan trabajando para reforzar el puente ubicado a unos 45 minutos de
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La Quinta Starbucks first in Coachella Valley to unionize
Employees at a La Quinta Starbucks became the first in the Coachella Valley to organize a labor union. Ande Hernandez has served coffee at the Starbucks store on the corner of Highway 111 and Jefferson Street in La Quinta for the last seven years. Her location voted 5-4 in June to unionize after a months-long
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Crime prevention program in Palm Desert for homes and businesses
The Riverside County Department is increasing its marketing for its Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) program. This program will allow residents to understand how to utilize the awareness of their environment to help prevent crimes. This program should help reduce the fear and incidence of crime and improve the quality of life. “I start
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Heating up in the work week
An Excessive Heat Watch (which will become a warning) will be in effect from Tuesday at 10 a.m. until Sunday at 8 p.m. for much of Southern California as temperatures climb into the lower one-teens. Today is likely the coolest day of the week. Some residual humidity lingers today, but we are gradually drying out
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Fire on Tyler Street in Coachella
A fire has broken out off of the I-10 freeway on Tyler Street in Coachella. The fire is at the Corona Yacht Club Compound, where palm trees and vegetation are fueling the blaze. Riverside County Sheriff’s have closed off access to Tyler Street at Vista Del Sur and near Avenue 47. CalFire is on scene
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Federal government to end free at-home COVID test program; where to find tests locally
Many of us have a cabinet full of free COVID-19 tests, but if you haven’t ordered yours yet through the federal government, you only have a few days left to do it. The Biden administration is ending the free at-home test program Friday, Sept. 2. The free at-home testing program started back in January when Congress made sure
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Former Palm Desert RHP standout, Jeremiah Estrada, called up to Cubs
What a climb for Jeremiah Estrada. Drafted in 2017 by the Chicago Cubs, Estrada barely pitched until 2021 after recovering from Tommy John surgery. But Estrada kept his head down and went from High-A to the big leagues in the same season. Dear Heavenly Father… WE DID IT🙏🏽☝🏽💙🐻— Jeremiah Estrada (@Jeremiah13Estra) August 28, 2022 The
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California shares plan to end sales of new gas cars by 2035
Within 12 years, California wants to phase out the sales of new gas cars, which would end up forcing car buyers to make the switch to zero-emission vehicles. This regulation is the first of its kind in the world to end the sale of traditional gas cars. Other states have set voluntary regulations. California Air
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Excessive heat expected this week
While we saw a few thunderstorms off to the east of the valley and in the High Desert Sunday afternoon, the general trend continues to be toward drier air across the state. This will continue through the upcoming week and into Labor Day Weekend. KESQ Drier air has a tendency to warm up much quicker
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