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Los bomberos estaban en la escena de un incendio el lunes por la mañana en La Quinta Cove. El incendio quemó dos casas y un remolque de viaje. La escena sucedió en la cuadra 53000 de Eisenhower Drive. El incendio se reportó a las 3:02 a.m. Al lugar llegaron 13 camiones de bomberos entre otros servicios de primeros auxilios.
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The Palm Springs Unified School District is hosting a zoom meeting for Parents tomorrow. The title of the conference is 10 Things A Parent Show Know. An English and Spanish-speaking virtual meeting is set up for you all to register. PSUSD official says Parent/Guardian and staff input created this list. They want to encourage all
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The Coachella Valley Firebirds’ inaugural season kicks off soon and you can now secure your tickets for two Seattle-based games! The Firebirds will kick off their season in the Seattle area while construction on Acrisure Arena in Thousand Palms is finished. Check Out Our Special Firebirds Section for More Updates This is the first public
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We awoke to dusty and hazy conditions this morning thanks to overnight storms that moved through Imperial county South of the Salton Sea. The outflow from those storms funneled sand, dust and more humidity up from the Southeast. You can still see the brownish haze from the Tram Cam this morning. Dew points and humidity
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Faculty and staff at California State San Bernardino Palm Desert campus welcome students back Monday with some COVID protocols still in place. Masks are required indoors until Friday, Sept. 16. Also, anyone using any university facility must be fully vaccinated against COVID. Rapid COVID testing will be available at the Palm Desert campus five days a week.
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Firefighters were on the scene of an early morning fire in the La Quinta Cove Monday that burned two homes and a travel trailer. The scene was on the 53000 block of Eisenhower Drive. The fire was reported at 3:02 a.m. 13 fire engines, two battalion chiefs, and a ladder truck helped at the scene. No injuries were reported.
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The Palm Springs Police Department is putting officers through an annual training that helps them develop their judgement skills. Officers at the Palm Springs Police Department use a computerized firearm judgement simulator equipped with a laser gun once a year. It runs through a variety of real life scenarios like responding to a mental health
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Dew points remain elevated across the region in the 50s, 60s and 70s. Humidity can make air temperatures feel 5-10° higher. Stay hydrated! KESQ A few isolated storms may be possible for areas of higher elevation today, but dry air begins to move in on Monday and Tuesday. KESQ Another round of moisture is set
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Bounce back Brandun. After getting knocked down for the first time in his career, La Quinta’s Brandun Lee defeats Will Madera with UD in 10 rounds to improve to 26-0 in Hollywood, Florida. "Death before dishonor."@Brandun_Lee never gives up 💯#FigueroaLipinets #LeeMadera pic.twitter.com/eUWl9PlrVu— SHOWTIME Boxing (@ShowtimeBoxing) August 21, 2022 Over a thousand punches were thrown during
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Isolated storms continue in area mountains and the High Desert Saturday afternoon. The National Weather Service has issued a Flash Flood Warnings until 6:15 p.m. (large red outline). An Areal Flood Advisory (green outline) is in place for areas west of Highway 62 until 6:13 p.m. KESQ Dew points remain elevated across the region in
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It was a day filled with celebration at the Living Desert Zoo and Gardens in Palm Desert. Nia the Rhinoceros celebrated her fourth birthday and we were there to capture all the excitement. Crowds gathered to join the celebration this morning. The crew at the Rhino Savanna created a special cake made of Nia’s favorite
Continue Reading A surge of monsoonal moisture continues to create humid conditions for this weekend. Dew point temperatures will hover in the 60s and 70s across the Coachella Valley. KESQ Temperatures will remain seasonable but may feel 5-10° warmer due to the increased humidity. These conditions are likely to feel uncomfortable and will increase the chances of
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The 2022 high school football season is back! Below is the week 1 schedule for our area teams, headlined by our game of the week, the Mayor’s Cup between Shadow Hills and Indio. Friday 8/19 *Game of the Week Shadow Hills – 28Indio – 13F Shadow Hills defending the Mayor’s Cup to kick off their
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Muggy conditions continue across the Coachella Valley this Friday. An influx of moisture continues to create hot and uncomfortable conditions through the weekend, with dew point temperatures likely to remain in the 60s and 70s. Thunderstorms will be possible Saturday, especially in areas of higher elevation. KESQ This summer’s monsoon conditions have been more intense
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With less than three months to go before the November elections, we now know which candidates in municipal races made it onto the general ballot. Desert Hot Springs In Desert Hot Springs, Councilmember Gary Gardner is running unopposed in District 1. Incumbent Jan Pye is facing a challenge from former DHS Mayor Adam Sanchez in
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Students in our area are getting more than academic support as they head back to school. “I’ve actually had a few people asked me to check on you. And most of those people were teachers. And she just broke down in tears. You could tell at that moment that she realized she wasn’t alone,” said
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The humidity is making businesses rethink how to keep locals coming to their restaurants and accommodating the tourist during the slow summer season. Companies in downtown Palm Springs have the misters, and even those add to the moisture in the air that is usually supposed to keep guests cool. During this time of year, “it
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Crews continued the cleanup in Joshua Tree National Park Friday after severe thunderstorms and flash flooding damaged roads and other infrastructure. “During the flash flood flood events, the water moves a lot of soil and gravel and bigger rocks, covers the road and makes the roads impassable,” said Acting Park Superintendent Frank Klein. “Flash flooding
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Un nuevo centro de salud busca mejorar la salud de la población desventajada.
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An algal bloom in Lake Elsinore prompted the state today to issue a “danger alert,” applying to all recreational activity, which officials said should be discontinued until further notice. According to the California Water Resources Control Board, the bloom that appeared last week was confirmed to contain cyanobacteria, posing a potential health threat to people
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