The Firebirds’ Inaugural is season is one that will go down in history! The Arena and the Coachella Valley Firebirds have brought an undeniable liveliness to the valley. That energy goes well beyond the fans, businesses and local organizations are also sharing how much they have enjoyed working with the team. “You walk in and
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Threats of violence against the LGBTQIA+ community are on the rise, according to the Department of Homeland Security. As we go into June, which is recognized as Pride Month nationwide, locals and law enforcement are working together to keep people safe. DHS states about 20% of all hate crimes reported throughout the country in 2021
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A felon was acquitted today of causing the death of his infant daughter in a high-speed crash on the south end of Palm Desert. A Riverside jury deliberated nearly three days in the trial of 58-year-old Marcus Novell Green of Thermal before returning with not guilty verdicts on charges of second-degree murder and involuntary manslaughter
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Palm Springs Police arrested a 28-year-old Redding man accused of window smash vandalisms at several locations in the downtown area. Several businesses were targeted by the man, who police said was destroying windows using rocks. The businesses targeted include Johannes (196 S Indian Canyon), Division Menswear (210 E Arenas), Fudge and Chocolates (211 S Palm
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Two railroad grade separation projects in Riverside County were among dozens nationwide awarded millions in federal funds, it was announced today. The Federal Railroad Administration said that $64.5 million in Railroad Crossing Elimination Grant Program funds was earmarked for projects in California, including one in Banning and another in Riverside. The disbursals are part
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Update 6/7/23: One of the suspects, Marie Ahsee Verest, is no longer wanted, police said. She is considered a person of interest. Police continue to search for two suspects wanted in connection with the shooting of a man outside of the Dollar Tree store in Cathedral City Sunday afternoon. The shooting happened outside the Dollar
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Cathedral City officials confirm they are investigating a shooting that left one man hurt. Officials said one man was taken to the hospital with a gunshot wound, with his condition unknown. Officials said they are working to send out more information as soon as possible. Stay with News Channel 3 for continuing updates on the
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Students at Julius Corsini Elementary School in Desert Hot Springs are being released early Monday. A school spokesperson tells News Channel 3 that a power outage on campus is the reason. According to school officials, SCE has provided no estimated time for the power to be restored. They ask parents to pick up their children
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The development team for the Homeless Navigation Center is requesting more money from the City of Palm Springs and Riverside County to offset construction costs and add services to the already more than $28 million dollar project. The site of the project is on McCarthy Road. Bids for the construction of the center were received
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Contact in the Desert (CITD) is on its 3rd day of the 9th annual event in Indian Wells. It’s the world’s largest UFO/UAP conference, scheduled for June 2-4. The event is held at the Renaissance Hotel in Indian Wells, CA. “We’re talking about the possible contact with other civilizations, but you make contact with these, these
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A shooting in north Palm Springs off of Covey Street left one person hurt. Riverside County Sheriff’s Department responded to the incident and said there is no word yet on any suspects. Deputies responded to the incident around 3 p.m. Sunday. Officials said a gunshot victim checked into a nearby hospital with unknown injuries. Investigators so
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Desert Hot Springs Police Department posted a community update on its Instagram that said it was conducting a death investigation in the area of West Drive. DHSPD said there was a road closure where the investigation took place between 2nd and 5th Street. The department said there was no danger to the public. Stay with
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Local fans have been cheering on their team at a watch party happening at Spotlight 29 casino in Coachella. The Firebirds merch lines filled up as locals purchased hats, shirts, key chains, and more. The Spotlight 29 Casino party is known for the special appearances of Fuego and the buttery popcorn. Each fan receives a
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The Palm Springs Firefighter Association hosted its 90th Annual PS Fish Fry at Ruth Hardy Park. The palm springs fire department association says 600 fried fish plates have been sold. Some locals say they waited an hour to get their fish plate. Line dances were also being taught, and raffle prizes were given out. Attendees brought their lawn chairs
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Mayor Grace Garner has proclaimed June 3, 2023, “Beverly Johnson Day” in the city of Palm Springs. Beverly Johnson is not only a supermodel and philanthropist but also lives right here in the valley. The Palm Springs Women in Film and Television hosted Johnson’s one woman show at the Palm Springs Cultural Center.
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After losing back to back games, the Firebirds responded with a, 2-1, win over the Admirals on Saturday night in Milwaukee. For the first time in the series, Milwaukee opened the scoring. Kiefer Sherwood netted a powerplay goal at 12:03 of the first period to give the Admirals a 1-0 lead. Coachella Valley had to
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Four kids are accused of trespassing onto school grounds at Yucca Valley High School San Bernardino County Sheriff’s deputies said they were called onto the campus Thursday afternoon for an unrelated incident. While at the school, deputies said they saw the four juveniles trespassing at the bus drop-off area. That’s when the four boys apparently tried
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The California Indian Nations College held a graduation ceremony for the Class of 2023 Saturday morning. It continues to equip students with resources while simultaneously working to become California’s first Federally Accredited Tribal College in decades. Dozens of students including Claudia Armenta graduated from the California Indian Nations College, also known as CINC. “Not only
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For all you foodies, Greater Palm Springs Restaurant Week is officially underway! From Palm Springs to Coachella, several spots kicked off 10 days of diverse menus and deals on Friday night. For Cowboy Cantina in Palm Desert, it was no ordinary day. The new hot spot welcomed its first Greater Palm Springs Restaurant Week on
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We now know one of the two teams who will play in the Calder Cup Finals! The Hershey Bears rule the East 👑 pic.twitter.com/CiNDa1hwRk— American Hockey League (@TheAHL) June 3, 2023 On Friday, the Hershey Bears put away the Rochester Americans 1-0 in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Finals. Shane Gersich breaks the deadlock
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