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Josie Gonzalez, the mayor pro tem of Coachella, is calling for a more positive tone after she said most of her campaign signs were vandalized.   Gonzalez is running for a 2nd term on the city council and received calls from people, and pictures, showing her signs had been damaged.  She said last weekend -someone spray painted

We are less than a month away from Election day on November 8th. One of the big races for state assembly includes the re-drawn 36th district. It includes Coachella, Indio and all of Imperial County. It does not include Cathedral City and Desert Hot Springs. Re-drawn 36th district This year’s candidates include: Eduardo Garcia, Democrat,

Elections are a little less than a month away. News Channel 3 met with each LA Quinta City Council candidate you will see on the November 8 ballot. The candidates include: John PeñaRichard GrayJoseph “joe” JohnsonDeborah McGarreyBrian Hanrahan What makes you uniquely qualified to run the city? John Peña: I have years of experience in dealing

Elections are a little less than a month away. News Channel 3 met with each La Quinta City Council Mayor candidate you will see on the November 8 ballot. November 8th Candidates include: Mayoral Candidates Linda EvansAlan WoodruffRobert Sylk What makes you uniquely qualified to run the city? Linda Evans: I think what makes me uniquely

Elections are a little more than a month away on November 8. News Channel 3 met with the Indio City Council candidates. Grassroots Organizer and Desert Recreation District Board member Jonathan Becerra is challenging the 12-year public servant for Indio and current Council member Elaine Holmes in the November 8th elections for Indio City Council

There is just more than a month until Election Day on November 8. After redistricting, the Coachella Valley is now sliced into two congressional districts. District 41’s new boundaries include Palm Springs, Rancho Mirage, Palm Desert, Indian Wells and La Quinta, plus parts of western Riverside County. Incumbent Republican Ken Calvert has represented portions of

There is just more than a month until the November 8 Election Day. After redistricting, the Coachella Valley is now sliced into two congressional districts. District 25 includes Hemet, Banning, Beaumont, Desert Hot Springs, Cathedral City, the eastern Coachella Valley, all of Imperial County, and parts of San Bernardino County. Sitting Congressman Raul Ruiz, a

The General Election is a little more than a month away on Nov. 8. News Channel 3 is taking an in-depth look at the candidates running for Cathedral City council. This year’s candidates include: District 3 Mark Carnevale District 4 Ernesto GutierrezDavid KoslowRick Saldivar District 5 Raymond Gregory  Treasurer Greg Jackson Carnevale, Gregory, and Jackson

One of the races to watch here in the valley is the 41st Congressional District. The newly created district includes a number of west and mid-valley cities — and is being targeted by both parties making it a multi-million dollar race. Both candidates are confident going into the final stretch and both are well funded.

Proposition 1 will be on your ballot this year. It will decide whether or not to put the right to an abortion and contraception into the state constitution. And it’s not just a ballot question, it’s also a campaign issue for local candidates.  Pro-choice advocates held a rally in Palm Desert to support Prop 1’s passage. Supporters included

With less than three months to go before the November elections, we now know which candidates in municipal races made it onto the general ballot.  Desert Hot Springs In Desert Hot Springs, Councilmember Gary Gardner is running unopposed in District 1. Incumbent Jan Pye is facing a challenge from former DHS Mayor Adam Sanchez in

Californians will see two competing measures on the ballot this November that could legalize the multi-billion dollar industry of sports gambling. A ‘yes’ vote on Proposition 26, called the Tribal Sports Wagering Act, would allow sports betting at tribal casinos and licensed race tracks. Profits would be taxed at 10 percent, and revenue generated would