The Transgender Health and Wellness Center will soon be hosting its 2nd annual Trans Pride Fair along with the first LGBTQ+ Job Fair. The free event will be held this Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Francis Stevens Park in Palm Springs. The theme is “empower and employ” to help connect people with
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Palm Springs City Councilmember Lisa Middleton is running for State Senate in 2024. Middleton announced her campaign on Tuesday. She spoke one-on-one with News Channel 3’s Peter Daut about her campaign. “Couple of things that are absolutely prominent for me is bringing daily rail service to the Coachella Valley and to the San Grogonio Pass.
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BNP Paribas Bank says the tournament in the valley is more than just about tennis, there’s also a social and environmental impact. The bank just announced it is expanding its program to help deserving kids from disadvantaged backgrounds learn to play tennis. Players will be able to train under the direct supervision of tennis professionals.     In addition, every
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The return of the iconic Palm Springs Plaza Theatre continues to move forward. Earlier this week, renovation and restoration plans for the historic theater were approved by the Historic Site Preservation Board (HSPB) of the City of Palm Springs. Renders of the newly renovated Plaza Theatre Work on the renovation project is expected to start
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The House Subcommittee Investigating the Origins of COVID-19 will hold a hearing Wednesday looking at whether the virus accidentally leaked from a research lab in China. Wednesday’s hearing will feature the former director of the CDC, a long-time proponent of the disputed theory the virus came from an accident at a lab in Wuhan. You
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Eisenhower Health announced its newly licensed Obstetrical Emergency Department (OBED), the first in Riverside County. Located in the hospital’s Family Birth Center, the OBED enhances the Center’s comprehensive maternity services available to expectant mothers in the Coachella Valley. The Eisenhower Family Birth Center’s OBED is a specialized area within the Family Birth Center, equipped for
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We’re hearing from one of the many families trapped up in the mountains. News Channel 3 assistant news director Tim Kiley has been trapped in his home in Crestline for nearly a week. Snow continues to cover homes in Crestline (3/3/23) News Channel 3’s Peter Daut spoke to him today while he waited in line for a
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Big and potentially life-saving changes are coming to Eisenhower Health over the next few years. The Rancho Mirage-based hospital is creating a cardiovascular institute which will make it one of the most modern and state-of-the-art centers for heart care in the nation. The $156-million project includes the construction of a four-story outpatient center, expansion of
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The Hazelden Betty Ford Center in Rancho Mirage received $10 million to expand family programming the largest philanthropic gift in its history. The donation was made by the Washington D.C.-based “Diana Davis Spencer Foundation.” That foundation’s president had attended Hazelden-Betty Ford’s week-long family program and was touched by the experience. The center says the donation will
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One effort that former President Jimmy Carter is most known for is Habitat for Humanity, a non-profit organization that helps get low and fixed-income families into their own homes. And the Coachella Valley chapter is reflecting on Carter’s legacy. The Carters got involved with Habitat for Humanity nearly 40 years ago. Through the awareness they
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A commonly prescribed diabetes medication has now become popular for its weight loss effects. It’s called Ozempic but many are concerned about the long-term effects of the drug if the patient is not diabetic. The injectable drug works by stimulating hormones to curb hunger and appetite. Medical experts we spoke with say the drug is safe to
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Barbara Sinatra Children’s Center and the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation are hosting the annual “Be a Hero” 5K run and a Junior Superheroes Dash that will feature American Ninja Flip Rodriguez on February 18th starting at 8am at the Rancho Mirage Community Park. The Junior Superheroes Dash will include a wellness fair with fun activities
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Sunline Transit Agency’s CEO/General Manager Lauren Skiver will step down from the position after 9 years, the company announced on Wednesday. Skiver has accepted a position as Chief Operating Officer with Transdev U.S. – the largest private operator and integrator of multiple modes of transportation in the U.S. She will remain at Sunline until March.
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As people throughout the world continue to mourn the thousands of Turkish and Syrian lives lost in a 7.8 magnitude earthquake, local residents are wondering how California officials are prepping for the possibility of a similar disaster striking closer to home. California has experienced quakes of 7.8 magnitude and greater and scientists have spent years developing simulations
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JFK Memorial Hospital CEO Gary Honts announced his retirement after 10 years at the hospital. Karen Faulis, CEO of Hi-Desert Medical Center, will expand her role to become CEO of JFK Memorial Hospital effective Jan. 30, officials with the Desert Care Network announced. “In his 10 years at JFK Memorial Hospital, Gary has done so much to advance the healthcare
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Coachella Valley residents will join others worldwide this week in remembering holocaust victims. Organizers say this year’s ceremony will be especially meaningful in light of growing antisemitism. The observance will be held at 11 a.m. Friday at Palm Desert’s Civic Park. The day is exactly 78 years after the liberation of the Auschwitz concentration camp. The
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LifeStream Blood Bank, the community’s blood supplier, cannot meet the needs of area hospitals. Approximately 90% of hospital Type O orders are going unfulfilled. According to LifeStream, seven area hospitals have zero or low Type O inventory on their shelves, and LifeStream does not have the supply to meet patient needs. Video message from the LifeStream
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A new Coachella Valley company is using state-of-the-art technology to help save lives with early disease detection. Halo Diagnostics promises rapid and precise results for patients. News Channel 3’s Peter Daut spoke with the chief medical officer Dr. John Feller.
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On Tuesday, Jan. 10, the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians is hosting a job fair in Palm Springs. The career fair will be held for the much anticipated The Spa atSéc-he. This 40,000-square-foot wellness destination is projected to be one of the most luxurious mineral hot spring spa destinations in the country, and it’s
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Photographer Michael Childers spoke with News Channel 3’s Peter Daut about the new documentary Desperate Souls Dark City and the Legend of Midnight Cowboy. Childers was an assistant on the 1969 Oscar-winning film Midnight Cowboy. The iconic film was directed by Childers’ husband, the late John Schlesinger. You can learn more about the film including
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