At approximately 11:41 pm, two vehicles collided near the WB I-10 on ramp. 4 people were injured in the crash, 2 adults and 2 children. Cal Fire requested 2 air ambulances be sent to the scene. It is unknown if traffic is being affected. We will update with more information as we receive it.
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Supply chain issues continue to affect almost every part of our lives and now, it is reaching our holiday traditions. So if you’re looking for the perfect natural Christmas tree, this is not the year to look for it last minute. The American Christmas Tree Association said price increases and low supply are because of
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After Black Friday, comes Small Business Saturday! It’s a day that focuses on shopping local and supporting small businesses. “Shop local, shop small, keep us all in business,” said Michael Stees, co-owner of Cold Nose Warm Heart. Shoppers flocked to Palm Springs to enjoy the warm weather, and scratch some things off their to-do list.
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5 people have been transported to the hospital after being involved in a 7 vehicle crash in Indio, according to CAL FIRE. The traffic collision occurred a little after 5:30 p.m. on Clinton Street and Miles Avenue. Map of multi-vehicle crash in Indio Officials said on Twitter that two people suffered serious injuries, one person
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Firefighters were at the scene of a fire that took the lives of three people and destroyed multiple homes Friday afternoon in Desert Shores. The fire happened within the Desert Shores Trailer Park near the Salton Sea in Imperial County. It was initially reported at around 8:30 a.m. Friday with one mobile home engulfed in
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A man shot in Palm Springs on Thanksgiving night is recovering and expected to survive. Palm Springs Police confirmed Friday morning, that just after 10:00 Thursday night, the victim left his daughter’s house and began driving on Granada Avenue from Palm Vista. Police say as the man drove past a group of people standing on
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Here at home, demand for testing is high as people are visiting loved ones for the holiday. COVID Clinic, a pop-up testing site located in a parking lot off Highway 111 in Palm Desert, has been especially busy this week. They offer a variety of tests, including rapid PCR and antigen tests. “People just want
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Local tennis star Desirae Krawczyk was back home this week taking part in world team tennis at Indian Wells. And given that it’s the week of Thanksgiving, she’s the perfect person to profile. They say gratitude is the best attitude. That’s Desirae Krawczyk, genuinely happy and thankful, appreciative for what’s been the most successful season
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Three people were rushed to the hospital after a two-vehicle crash Friday evening in Thermal. The crash happed at approximately 5:07 p.m. on Harrison Street and Avenue 61. Cal Fire confirmed that patients were extricated from at least one of the vehicles. Two people suffered serious injuries while another sustained moderate. The California Highway Patrol
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The Thanksgiving holiday brought food, football, shopping and visitors from all around the country. Tourists flooded the streets of Palm Springs, with little to no parking in sight. It’s the first year back in full swing for holiday, after the pandemic put a pause on celebrations last year. “Business has been great, people are spending
Continue ReadingCNN By Kaitlan Collins, CNN President Joe Biden announced Friday the US will restrict travel from South Africa and seven other countries starting Monday as a new coronavirus variant has emerged. Acting on advice from the nation’s top infectious diseases expert, Dr. Anthony Fauci, and the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Biden
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Indio will hold its annual tree-lighting event next week, officials announced today. The in-person tree-lighting event will be held on Thursday, Dec. 2 at 5 p.m. between City Hall and the Indio Public Library, at 100 Civic Center Mall. Festivities include the lighting of Indio’s 14-year-old “Holiday Tree” and performances from the Shadow Hills High
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A man shot in Palm Springs Thanksgiving night is recovering and expected to survive. Palm Springs Police confirmed Friday morning, that just after 10:00 Thursday night, the victim left a family member’s residence and began driving on Granada Avenue from Palm Vista. Police say as the man drove past a group of people standing on
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Black Friday is the biggest shopping day of the year where people take to different stores to buy and save, and for others, it’s a family tradition to continue. Nothing was stopping shoppers who stood in line well before stores opened Friday to be one of the firsts to take advantage of the deals. At
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After the turkey dinners come the Black Friday deals – but many valley shopping centers this Thanksgiving were unusually dark. Most big retailers this year remained closed for Thanksgiving for the second year in a row. Businesses like Target, Best Buy and even some grocery stores were shuttered for the holiday here in the valley,
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Update: 11/26/21 Authorities identified the person killed in the collision as Christina Humphrey, 47, of Thousand Palms. California Highway Patrol officials told News Channel 3 that the driver of a black Kia Rio stopped, but a silver SUV that also struck Humphrey continued southbound on Varner. CHP Dispatch confirmed that the driver of the car
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The holidays can be a stressful time for everyone. Local non-profits say they unfortunately see an increase in domestic abuse every year this week. “What we know about the holidays right now…is it’s a stressful time for a lot of people,” said Katie Gilbertson, Executive Director, SAFE Family Justice Centers. “In terms of domestic abuse
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For just about everyone, Thanksgiving is the ultimate time to express gratitude. For the first time in two years, Miguel Sotelo’s family is having a big Thanksgiving. “I would definitely say turkey, you have to have a turkey, not a chicken”, said Miguel Sotelo when asked about his favorite meal during Thanksgiving Day. His daughter
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Southern California Edison initiated “Public Safety Power Shutoffs” for numerous areas west of the Coachella Valley, including the San Gorgonio Pass, leaving tens of thousands without power on Thanksgiving. As of 12 p.m., there are more than 64,000 SCE customers without power in Riverside, Los Angeles, San Bernardino, and Orange counties. Riverside County – 20,322San
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Thousands of people started the Thanksgiving holiday early to compete in the annual 5K Turkey Trot in Palm Springs. Runners headed down Tahquitz Canyon on Palm Canyon Drive. The 7th Turkey Trot is back this year after being held virtually last year due to the pandemic. Runners and walkers, both young and old, came from all over the world
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