The Dreamboats are playing during Second Saturdays in Indio and give a peak at what they are performing
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Drier and hotter today, humidity returns tomorrow
A Heat Advisory will be in effect today through Saturday evening for the Inland Empire as temps climbs with the easing of humid conditions. The dew points here on the Valley floor will hover near 55, drier that the early part of the week, but not for long. Increases in humidity and dew points will
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City council, police discuss efforts to tackle homelessness in Cathedral City
On Wednesday, City Council and Cathedral City police discussed what’s being done to bring down the number of homeless in the city. According the most recent homeless point in time count this year, Cathedral City has seen an increase in numbers. Resident Eric Jimenez spoke out during the meeting, saying he deals with the problem
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Concern growing about monkeypox vaccine availability before valley Pride events
The push for more monkeypox vaccines continues in the Coachella Valley and Riverside County. “It’s moving way, way, way too slow,” said Cathedral City resident David Wichman. Vaccine access continues to be a key struggle in the fight against the rapidly spreading viral outbreak, Wichman said. Riverside County reported one new monkeypox case Wednesday, bringing
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Local veteran remembered as President Biden signs PACT Act into law
A battle waged by Congressman Dr. Raul Ruiz in honor of local veteran Jennifer Kepner, along with many others, has culminated in the signing of the Honoring Our Pact Act. News Channel 3’s John White was in Washington D.C. as President Joe Biden signed the PACT Act on Wednesday. He talked with Ruiz on the
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High school football preview: Desert Mirage Rams
There is no denying the passion out in the east valley, specifically at Desert Mirage, home of the Rams. Every time they take the field, it’s an opportunity to get better. It means everything for them to compete and represent their school. “We are ready to shock the valley we are no longer ready to
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O negative blood is the universal blood type and Lifestream is asking more people to give blood
The Lifestream Blood team is continuing their 10th annual 9 Cities Blood Drive in the Coachella Valley. Currently, the Coachella Valley is seeing insufficient numbers of individuals giving blood. The lifestream team has created many incentives to get more people involved in sharing their blood consistently. The blood shortage is nationwide, but in the Coachella
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Los estudiantes de PSUSD inician un nuevo año escolar con mucha emoción
El regreso a clases está aquí.
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Wednesday: Brief break in the humidity
Plenty of sunshine across the Coachella Valley today with the clouds and storms staying to the east. A Flood Watch remains in effect for San Bernardino County until midnight. A Heat Advisory will take effect for the Inland Empire beginning at noon on Thursday. Moisture will begin to move back into our desert Thursday afternoon
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Palm Springs Unified School District welcomes students back to school
Students, parents and staff were all feeling the back to school energy during morning drop off. Rio Vista Elementary School Principal, Aaron Tarzian says, “We’re just excited to have all the kids back, it’s a big mission to get ready for today and we’re ready.” One mom tells me she’s excited for her first grader
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President Biden signs burn pits bill into law; News Channel 3 live from Washington, D.C.
On Wednesday, President Joe Biden signed a bill that will expand healthcare and benefits to veterans exposed to toxic burn pits. Congress passed the bill, the PACT Act, last week. The Senate originally struck it down, but came back on Tuesday and overwhelmingly passed the bill. We’ve been bringing you coverage of a veteran’s fight
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Not quite as humid today
A Flood Watch is in effect until midnight for the high desert and areas North of the Valley. Tomorrow, as the humidity thins out, the heat will rise and the Inland Empire will be under a Heat Advisory into Saturday. Today, we should see some modest declines in dew point and humidity readings, so it
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Inquilinos del parque de casas móviles Oasis buscan acciones inmediatas en los esfuerzos de reubicación
Los residentes del parque de casas móviles de Oasis siguen en la lucha.
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‘Needs to be changed’ Oasis MHP residents push for faster response to improve living conditions
Residents of the Oasis Mobile Home Park continue to demand faster action from government agencies to better their living conditions. Dozens of residents came together Tuesday night, pushing for a for a safe and urgent relocation. “It’s something that needs to be changed now and we need to see it so then we can finally
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Palm Springs’ $8.6M Downtown Park incomplete after contractor ‘abandons’ project
The city of Palm Springs says a contractor who was paid millions of dollars to construct the Downtown Park has “abandoned” the project, which remains incomplete nearly a year after opening. With much fanfare last October, Palm Springs celebrated the grand opening of the new taxpayer-funded park – but 9 months later, city documents show the
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Palm Springs Aerial Tramway closed until Monday due to flash flood clean-up
The Palm Springs Aerial Tramway will remain closed until Monday as clean-up continues flowing a flash flood event that temporarily stranded hundreds of customers. Crews are working to continue cleaning up mud and debris from the roadway brought on by the flooding. The clean-up is expected to take a couple of days. “After completing a
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