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Exclusive: Embedding with Palm Springs police during active shooter simulation

The Palm Springs Police Department is putting renewed focus on active shooter training for its officers. Since late June, officers have been going through rigorous assessments to determine their strengths and weaknesses.  “This particular assessment is probably the first one we’ve done in about 7 years,” said Lieutenant Gustavo Araiza of the Palm Springs Police

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Humidity on the rise this weekend

This morning dew points are relatively dry, making it feel more comfortable despite the persistent cloud cover. We expect stable dew points throughout the afternoon, but by tomorrow that changes. Today, flood watches persist throughout the 4-Corners States with the chance of storms higher to our East. We will see continued cloud cover much of

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Wednesday: Drier day in the desert

Plenty of clouds overhead today but much less activity on the radar around Southern California compared to earlier this week. A patch of showers has developed over the High Desert late tonight, moving south into Joshua Tree National Park. A Flood Watch remains in effect for much of Arizona, where thunderstorms are more prevalent. Partly

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Oasis MHP residents fed up with poor living conditions, County leaders work toward relocation efforts

On Wednesday evening, Supervisor V. Manuel Perez and Riverside County agencies came together to discuss efforts to provide relocation assistance to families of the Oasis Mobile Home Park. The $30 million grant seeks to improve their living conditions. “We need to gather their information, their concerns, we need to hear their voices. But at the

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Coachella passes program that will give $400 monthly to low-income immigrant families

The city of Coachella will implement a program that will provide $400 monthly to about 140 low-income immigrant families for two years. Coachella’s UBI Recovery Program is proposed to officially launch in October, city officials announced on Thursday. As we first reported in April, the Immigrant Families Recovery Program will be run by the Northern

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