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The city of Indio is looking for artists’ proposals for two mural locations
The City of Indio’s Public Arts Commission is seeking artists’ proposals to paint two different murals within the City of Indio. There are currently 10 murals in the city of Indio that represent the history of the city. The release date for the proposals started July 1st, 2022. MURAL # 11 The City’s Public Arts
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DAP Health just days away from opening new clinic
DAP Health is opening its newest sexual wellness clinic in Indio, bringing more of its services to eastern Coachella Valley. The clinic is going to open its doors on July 11. A variety of services are going to be offered at the new location like testing and treatment for gonorrhea, syphilis, and chlamydia, among other
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Getting warmer through the weekend
Thursday could be our last day of below-normal temperatures over the forecast period. Daytime highs are likely to reach 106° by this afternoon. Sunny skies stick around and a light breeze kicks in for the evening. KESQ Enough dry air continues to filter into Southern California to keep humidity at bay for now. Dew points
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Palm Springs prowler: Police search for man on onewheel skateboard
Update (7/12/22): The prowler has been arrested. Police announced they arrested a 31-year-old man. He faces four counts of burglary and a parole violation. More Details: Police arrest one-wheeled bandit accused of several break-ins in Palm Springs Police continue their search for a Palm Springs prowler, who’s been seen lurking through several neighborhoods and homes
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College of the Desert ‘cooperating with FBI’ on investigation into ‘computer network disruption’
Update: Wednesday July 6, 2022 College of the Desert has confirmed to News Channel 3 that it is working to mitigate the impacts of what administrators describe as a “computer network disruption,” according to Public Information Officer Nicholas Robles. A federal investigation is now underway. COD administrators say they contacted the FBI as soon as
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En Coachella, se movilizan para apoyar la creación de un parque nacional en honor a César Chávez
Varios líderes comunitarios en el valle de Coachella con lazos con la comunidad agrícola celebran esta propuesta.
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Palm Desert Alum Desirae Krawczyk reaches mixed doubles finals at Wimbledon
There are now four players left in each of the mens and womens singles draw at Wimbledon, but there is only one player left in the entire tournament competing in not one but two draws. And she’s from right here in the Coachella Valley! Desirae Krawczyk, the Palm Desert alumni, is heading into the semifinals of
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Congressman Ruiz builds support for legislation inspired by César Chávez, farmworker advocacy
Congressman Dr. Raul Ruiz continued to build support for new legislation to preserve significant sites associated with civil rights leader César Chávez and the farmworker movement in California and Arizona The César E. Chávez and the Farmworker Movement National Historical Park Act was introduced on Wednesday to a supportive crowd at the César Chávez Memorial
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First Monkeypox case in Riverside County confirmed; patient treated in Coachella Valley
Health officials with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have confirmed the first Monkeypox case in Riverside County, a county health official shared today. News Channel 3 had previously confirmed this patient was treated in the Coachella Valley at an Eisenhower Health facility. CDC has confirmed the first Monkeypox case in Riverside County is
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Wednesday: Touch of humidity with mild-for-July high temperatures
A warm, sunny, and slightly humid day in the Coachella Valley. A breezy northwest wind, similar to last night, will be present once again through the evening. Sunset is at 8:00 p.m. Skies will remain clear through the night. Temperatures will cool into the upper 70s early Thursday morning. The trough of low pressure to
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Gran decomiso de fuegos pirotécnicos en el Valle de Coachella, varios sujetos fueron arrestados
Ayer la policía dio a conocer detalles de los operativos que hicieron durante el mes de junio para decomisar fuego pirotécnicos ilegales y arrestaron a un joven de 20 años en Coachella el cual tenía 100 libras de fuegos peligrosos, mientras que un individuo de 35 años de Indio tenía 1000 libras de cuetes ilegales,
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El Departamento de Salud reveló la cifra de contagios por coronavirus en el Condado de Riverside
El Departamento de Salud del Condado de Riverside dio a conocer las cifras de contagios del coronavirus que sigue incrementando, del viernes de la semana pasada hasta ayer 4,244 personas dieron positivos al COVID-19. Los expertos creen que hay más gente contagiada pero no tienen registro de las pruebas caseras que no se reportan al
Continue ReadingGradual warming and extra moisture
Wednesday’s daytime high temperatures are expected to rise between 100-105°. High pressure is beginning to build, resulting in much warmer air blanketing the region. Sunny skies will stick around through the rest of this week as temperatures begin to climb. KESQ As high pressure begins to circulate warm air into our area, we may also
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ICE decomisó mentafetamina líquida en el retén del Expressway 86 cerca de Salton Sea
Agentes de la Patrulla Fronteriza del punto de inspección del Expressway 86 cerca de Salton City realizaron un decomiso de droga que estaba escondida en una camioneta conducida por un sujeto de 55 años y en segunda revisión, un perro entrenado de la Unidad K-9 olfateó el narcótico que estaba en el tanque de la
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Free healthcare expansion for low-income immigrants
California became the first state to provide access to low-income immigrants living in the country illegally this month. Related Story: California first to cover health care for all immigrants Governor Gavin Newsom made this part of the $307.9 billion operating budget he signed last Thursday. It won’t go into effect until 2024. This will make
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Covid concerns: Should we be worried about a spike in cases after the holiday weekend?
Covid-19 cases are back up across Riverside County. There have been more than 4,200 cases countywide since Friday. In Palm Springs, the amount of Covid-19 in wastewater (June 27-28) rose by nearly 30% compared to the samples taken the week before. Should we be concerned about the increase after the holiday weekend? “For the last
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Fundraiser started for local DJ who lost everything in fire; Suspect under arrest
A 29-year-old man is in custody accused of arson in connection with a fire at a duplex in Desert Hot Springs on Monday. The fire forced five people out of their homes, including a popular local DJ. DJ Dave Acosta works at Marker Broadcasting in Palm Desert on Jammin’ 99.5. He’s been a radio fixture
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Coachella Valley Firebirds hire the first female assistant coach in AHL history
The first puck has yet to drop at Acrisure Arena, but the Coachella Valley Firebirds are already making history: Jessica Campbell has been named the first assistant coach and is the first female in this role in the American Hockey League. She brings years of experience on the ice as a coach and player. Jessica
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If you light it, we’ll write it; Illegal firework usage in the Coachella Valley
The Riverside Sheriff Department said that they will go through the proper channels to determine if they can give us the information we need regarding the data usage of Illegal Firework in the Coachella Valley. Sergeant Edward Soto said, “The information you inquired of is not directly reported to the Media Information Bureau. For this
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