PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) – The city of Palm Springs is facing a new lawsuit. “Advocates for the Environment” has filed a complaint against the warehouse and the environmental impacts. The warehouse will be nearly 740 thousand square feet, located at the northwest corner of North Indian Canyon Drive and 19th Avenue. Back in January,
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Authorities are searching for a man who attacked a 14-year-old boy who was walking home from school Thursday afternoon in Twentynine Palms. The attack was reported at around 2:20 p.m. near Sunnyslope Drive and La Buena Tierra Avenue. According to the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department, the teen was walking when he was approached by
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Desert X is one of the Valley’s most requested events, and it’s back better than ever for its 2025 art installations. Scattered across the Coachella Valley, anyone can take a tour of the 11 art pieces for free. Organizers said they want to make sure art and the spiritual journey it can take you on
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Las autoridades están buscando a un hombre que atacó a un joven de 14 años que regresaba caminando de la escuela a su casa el jueves por la tarde en Twentynine Palms. El ataque se reporto alrededor de las 2:20 p. m. cerca de Sunnyslope Drive y La Buena Tierra Avenue. Según el Departamento del Alguacil
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Dos personas fueron declaradas muertas después de un accidente el viernes por la mañana en Mecca. El accidente se informó por primera vez alrededor de las 10:15 a. m. cerca de la intersección de Grant Street y 68th Avenue. El oficial de la Patrulla de Carreteras de California, David Torres, dijo que fue una colisión
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With recent events like plane crashes, immigration, the economy, and more, individuals are living in fear. The potential effects of chronic fear can lead to a wide range of physical and mental problems, including anxiety disorders, weakened immune systems, and even substance abuse and depression. It is important to identify when fear is manipulating day-to-day
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Hoy se confirmó la fecha de juicio para el 25 de abril de un infractor por conducir bajo los efectos del alcohol que había sido condenado varias veces y que fue acusado de matar a un agente del Alguacil del condado de Riverside que estaba fuera de servicio y a su hija de 19 años
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La 9.ª edición anual de Cathedral City LGBT+ Days comienza el viernes a las 5:00 p. m. en el Ayuntamiento con la ceremonia oficial de izamiento de la bandera del orgullo por parte del alcalde y el consejo municipal. LGBT+ Days es el primer orgullo del año en California. Los eventos de este fin de
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A much calmer and quieter way to wrap up the work week as most of winds have died down and we’re seeing decreasing showers into the evening hours. After a cold start to your Saturday morning, we begin drying out and warming up into a very pleasant weekend. There is a Frost Advisory for parts
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CATHEDRAL CITY, Calif. (KESQ) – Ms. Stephanie Sturgeon, a Career Technical Education teacher at Cathedral City High School, is making an impact by providing her students with life-saving certifications. Walter Clarke from Walter Clarke Legal Group surprised her with the One Class at a Time Award on Thursday to help further her efforts. Sturgeon’s students
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An area of low pressure is on the way out, but not before dropping a bit of rain and snow on SoCal. Palm Springs picked up more than a quarter inch of rain overnight! The low pressure center is clearing the state, so skies will be sunny, temps slightly below average. We still have a
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A First Alert Weather Alert remains in place today as we track the lingering impacts of an atmospheric river. It’s going to be a very cool day today thanks to the lingering cloud cover, cooler air, and elevated winds. We have already seen some breezy to gusty conditions early this morning, but the winds will
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Thursday tennis at Indian Wells featured first round main draw action and 24-time grand slam champion Novak Djokovic addressed the media. Think Novak Djokovic doesn't draw a crowd?? Arguably the greatest player of all time with 24 grand slam titles, the 5-time tournament winner is beloved by many here across the globe and here in
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Our cooler, windier weather with mountain snow continues through today before tapering off Friday.Our shower chances increase this afternoon and overnight–especially to the south of us around San Diego County and many of our mountain communities. This trough of low pressure has been stalling to our west and remaining almost stationary over the mountains the
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YUCCA VALLEY, Calif. (KESQ) – Authorities are investigating a suspected murder/suicide after two people were found dead in a home in Yucca Valley Tuesday afternoon. The incident was first reported at around 2:00 p.m. on the 6600 Block of La Habra Avenue. According to the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department, the reporting party said they
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IDYLLWILD, Calif. (KESQ) – Two hikers are recovering after battling the elements for three days as rescuers fought high winds, rain, snow, and clouds to get to them. On Saturday, March 1, deputies from the Hemet Sheriff’s Station went to the trailhead leading to Tahquitz Peak in Idyllwild after receiving a report of two adult
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INDIO, Calif. (KESQ) – Indio property owners had a chance to speak out Wednesday evening about proposed ordinances relating to entertainment events and to short term rentals (STR) in the city. City Manager Bryan Montgomery presented the 40 page Staff Report containing the drafts to the Council, explaining that he is looking forward to input
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Continuing our I-Team exclusive series, “Uncovering the Truth at the Border.” News Channel 3’s John White took you to the Southern Border with Mexico. He uncovered a sense of renewed purpose for border patrol. And, a decreased amount of illegal immigration. In Mexico, many concerned citizens wondering what could come next. I-Team Reporter Karen Devine
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La ciudad de Palm Springs enfrenta una nueva demanda. “Advocates for the Environment” ha presentado una queja para impedir que la ciudad avance con su proyecto de almacén planificado. El almacén tendrá casi 740 mil pies cuadrados, ubicado en la esquina noroeste de North Indian Canyon Drive y 19th Avenue. En enero, el Ayuntamiento dio
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Los agentes del alguacil de Riverside respondieron a una llamada sobre un adulto que no respondía el jueves por la tarde en La Quinta, que aparentemente se había ahogado. Sucedió alrededor de las 4:30 p. m., cerca de Avenida Carranza y Calle Chihuahua. Los agentes intentaron salvar a la persona, pero fue declarada muerta en el
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