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The Riverside County Sheriff’s Department and College of the Desert have teamed up for the first time to lower crime in our communities through an inmate culinary arts program. “They are taught theory. How to buy the product, how to handle products. We practice in the kitchen,” said Chef Gordon Poster, Adjunct Culinary Instructor at
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Gran parte de la conversación pública se enfocó en las carencias del sistema de servicios sociales del condado.
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A high temperature of 113° was recorded in Palm Springs this afternoon, 4° above the daily average. Temperatures will take their time to cool through the evening. A breezy northwest wind will be present through the night as temperatures cool into the low and mid-80s early tomorrow morning. Monsoonal thunderstorms have been prevalent in Arizona
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The childcare industry has faced obstacles like staffing shortages and a severe lack of resources since the start of the pandemic. With inflation in the U.S. at a record high, those in the childcare industry have had to adapt to the rising cost of running their establishments. Family-run childcare centers have had to adjust, especially
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We now know two of the players who will make up the Coachella Valley Firebirds for their inaugural season at Acrisure Arena. Drivers who regularly pass the arena construction site near I-10 in Thousand Palms can see the progress on the arena that will soon be home to the Firebirds. Now fans are starting to
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The Riverside County Board of Supervisors met to discuss the independent report on the county’s care of the Turpin siblings and its entire dependent care system. “All too often the social services system failed them,” reads the report, presented on Tuesday by a law firm. Following the presentation of the report, In a 4-0 vote,
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Yesterday’s high of 116 was below record levels but well above average for the the date, and today will be similar. The persistent ridge of high pressure will continue to expand and funnel both heat and some humidity into the region. By tomorrow, we’ll see some higher dew points and humidity values along with a
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In Banning, a new emergency shelter, across the street from a homeless encampment, is in the works. Many of you have seen it heading east into the Valley on Interstate 10. Pallet shelters located off Interstate 10 “This is a huge social issue and it’s not just in this town or in this state, it’s
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Temperatures have risen 5-10° above normal this afternoon. Palm Springs felt 115° as of 3 p.m. The record for today is 121° set in 1958. Here are additional temperatures from earlier this afternoon. KESQ – Temperatures from 3 p.m. In response to rising temperatures, an Excessive Heat Warning is underway for areas east and southeast
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It’s easy to spot food vendors all throughout the Coachella Valley, but just how many of those food vendors are selling food with a permit? Leonard Alexander Flores, owner of Lenny’s Tacos food truck has made sure to undergo Riverside County’s permitting process. “I want my customers and my future customers to know that I
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La Quinta native and rising boxing sensation Brandun Lee has his next fight. Lee, 25-0 with 22 knockouts, will showcase his talent on Saturday, August 6th at Madison Sqaure Garden in New York against Will Madera. I’m back in action August 6th on the Jake Paul Vs. Hasim Rahman Jr. Pay-Per-View card! 🔥😎 The fight
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En agosto, se presentará un plan de emergencia para que lo apruebe la junta escolar.
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The City of Palm Springs is considering adopting a resolution that would declare the City of Palm Springs a Safe City for reproductive freedom and access to abortion. Council member Christy Holstege is advocating for the resolution to pass. It will be considered at the next City Council meeting on Thursday, July 14. The request
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News Channel 3 is getting a first look into a long-awaited report detailing the findings of an investigation into the county’s care of the Turpin siblings, who were abused for years in a Perris home. Part of the assessment reads: “With respect to the Turpin siblings, we conclude there were many times over the last
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Business owners like Joy Meredith are speaking out against Acid Graffiti in her community and how they are inconvenienced financially by the actions of others. Meredith said, “And so we’re looking not only to be able to catch these vandalizers, but also to put some sort of program in place that can maybe help merchants
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Highs yesterday hit 114 and we won’t be too far behind that number today! An excessive heat warning is in effect for areas East of the Coachella Valley through this evening. Humidity values today will remain fairly dry, especially through midday. By the middle of the weekend humidity values increase and we see some partly
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