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Local Congressman Dr. Raul Ruiz said he is outraged after Senate Republicans blocked the “Pact Act” which would have provided benefits and care to veterans exposed to toxic burn pits. But Ruiz says the fight isn’t over. News Channel 3’s Peter Daut spoke with him about why this legislation matters and what happens next. What
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For the second day in a row, FIND Food Bank distributed an additional 1,200 gallons of bottled water to residents of the Oasis Mobile Home Park. It’s a community that has struggled with access to clean water for nearly three years. On Wednesday during a community meeting, residents showed Supervisor Manuel Perez a notice, dated
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A team is standing by at Riverside County’s emergency operations center in Indio, tracking potentially severe thunderstorms this weekend in the east valley. Eric Cadden, the county’s emergency management program supervisor, says resources are strategically being coordinated in case of emergencies like power outages. “It’s very important that you stock up on food and water,
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La policía arrestó ayer en Thousand Palms a un sujeto que cometió robos en varios restaurantes del Centro de Palm Springs y quien fue identificado gracias a las cámaras de video donde se apreciaba que era la misma persona que asaltó por lo menos cinco negocios. El hombre de 46 años está asegurado en la
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El juez sentencio a un hombre y una mujer culpables de molestar sexualmente a un bebé de 18 meses. Se trata de Michael Flaherty quien realizaba los actos lascivos y pasará 65 años en prisión y Cynthia Fuentes fue sentenciada a 15 años en la cárcel por grabar y fotografiar lo que hacía el depravado
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An area of low pressure is back-tracking a bit, and will push monsoonal moisture back into the region. This morning, dew points were as low as they’ve been all week, but that will change into this afternoon and tomorrow. With the increase in humidity and dew points, the chance of thunderstorm in and around the
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The Palm Springs City Council approved an additional $500,000 funding boost that will go towards a potential Guaranteed Income Pilot Program serving hundreds of low-income residents. The funding request passed with a 3-2 vote. Councilmember Dennis Woods and Mayor Lisa Middleton voted no. “We have a ton of people dying in accident deaths on our
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The Coachella Mayor is responding to deadly shooting in the city last week, which took the lives of a young couple. 16-year-old Brandon Anguiano and 17-year-old Jestine Carrillo were shot and killed in a Coachella neighborhood on Wednesday, July 20th. “But when you go after kids who, you know, their life is just beginning, it’s
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The FIND Food Bank provided bottled waters to residents of the Oasis Mobile Home Park, a community that’s dealt with contaminated water for nearly three years. On Wednesday, county officials held a community meeting to hear from the park’s residents. During the meeting, residents showed Supervisor Manuel Perez a notice, dated July 1, that the
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Cake4Kids is in need of volunteers and donations as it prepares for the busier fall months. The non-profit organization provides cakes for underprivileged children who may not normally receive a cake for special occasions. “We not oly bake cakes for the birthdays and graduations, but certainly as holidays come up if the agencies have a
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Update 7/29/22: Phelan was able to get treatment. Original Report: In a News Channel 3 exclusive, Peter Daut spoke with a Rancho Mirage man who says he is currently infected with monkeypox. Daniel Phelan, 63, is speaking out because he says he is frustrated by the response from local health officials. “What is the message
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People experiencing mental health related distress can now dial 988 for assistance and resources. Veterans can also dial 988 and press 1 to reach the Veteran Crisis Line. The new 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline connects callers to the existing suicide prevention lifeline, and is hoping to provide additional resources. We were able to speak
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Monsoonal flow will expand west on Friday bringing a rise in humidity and rain chances around Southern California mountains and deserts. Dew point temperatures will rise into the 60s creating a muggy environment when you step outside. The atmosphere over Riverside County will become more suitable for thunderstorms through the weekend and into Monday. Have
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