Coverage of the Final Presidential Debate starts at 5 p.m. PT. You can watch live on News Channel 3 & CBS Local or below: NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — President Donald Trump and Democratic challenger Joe Biden hurtled toward Thursday night’s final debate, which may be the trailing incumbent’s best chance to change the race’s trajectory
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With less than two weeks until Election Day, the race for the Palm Springs District 4 city council seat is turning nasty. Former Palm Springs councilmember Mike McCulloch and newcomer Dian Torres are challenging incumbent Christy Holstege. They all say they’re experiencing below-the-belt attacks. Holstege is calling out social media comments accusing her of “pretending
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Your vote 20-20! The race to lead the city of La Quinta is heating up. We take a closer look at the two candidates running for mayor: incumbent Linda Evans and her challenger, Robert Sylk. News channel 3’s Dani Romero spoke with both candidates about the issues that matter most to them. La Quinta is
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In La Quinta, three candidates are running to fill two seats on the city council. So what is the message they want voters to hear? News Channel 3’s Dani Romero spoke with each of the candidates and has a closer look at their top priorities. It’s two incumbents versus one newcomer for two spots on
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The city of Indian Wells has five running candidates and three spots to fill. The five candidates are incumbent Kimberly Muzik, Donna Griffith. Douglas Hanson, Greg Sanders, and Kathy Strong. Kimberly Muzik is currently on the council and has been living in the Coachella Valley for 33 years. She said, “When I came on board
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Close races in Riverside County could take up to a month to be officially decided, Registrar of Voters Rebecca Spencer told the Board of Supervisors during their meeting on Tuesday. “If it’s a close contest, if it’s within two percentage points, we don’t expect to certify until December 3,” Spencer said. That’s because the ballots
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The number of mail-in ballots returned to the Riverside County Registrar of Voters’ Office at this point is nearly double the intake at the same juncture during the previous presidential election in 2016, the registrar said today. “We currently have 105,327 ballots returned,” Rebecca Spencer told City News Service. “At this point in time during
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It’s an election year unlike any other. The pandemic has brought uncertainty when it comes to in-person voting. As a result, each registered voter in California has been sent a mail-in ballot this year. To make sure a ballot counts, election officials are urging people to vote as soon as possible, make sure they sign
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It’s your 20-20 vote. Election day is just a few weeks away, people are voting now. The race is on for the first district election for Cathedral City Districts 1 & 2. News channel 3’s Dani Romero spoke one-on-one with all four candidates about the election and their vision for taking the city forward. City
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We’re just weeks away from the 2020 presidential election and the FBI is sending out another warning: scammers, cybercriminals and foreign actors may be targeting voters and their personal information. Officials say voters should be on their guard as they seek information about the election. They say scammers are using fraudulent websites and email addresses
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A historic election for Palm Desert with now a district one and district two. In district one, incumbent Susan Marie Weber and Karina Quintanilla are running for the seat. Susan Marie Weber has been on city council since 2012. She served as mayor for two terms and hopes to focus on transparency of city government
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