The lawyer representing victims of a police motorcycle crash during the Palm Springs Festival of Lights Parade discussed the injuries sustained by their clients and confirmed they’ve been in communication with the Palm Springs City Attorney’s Office. Stefano Formica, the attorney for the victims, confirmed in an interview on Wednesday that his firm is still
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There’s an uptick in Influenza cases in Riverside County. Coachella Valley health officials are reporting long wait times in hospitals and clinics. “We’ve seen a significant increase in Influenza A,” David Romness, MD Eisenhower Health said. Many patients said they’re searching for alternatives. Health officials recommend using telehealth services or visiting urgent care for mild symptoms to
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Fighting crime in Palm Springs is reaching new heights, with the help of drone technology. For some time now, Palm Springs PD have used drones in a limited capacity to locate missing persons or in search and rescue cases. But now, a new initiative hopes to advance the technology. If approved, the Drone First Responders
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Gov. Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency to bolster the statewide response to bird flu in dairy cows — an outbreak that has now expanded from the Central Valley to Southern California. According to the governor’s office, Avian influenza A, or H5N1, was detected last week in cattle at four Southern California dairies. The
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The search continues for a man last seen after his car broke down in Yucca Valley on August 22. Michael Collins, 42, was traveling in the area with his dogs in an orange 2017 Tucson Hyundai. According to a flyer shared on social media, Collins was last heard from after contacted his mother to inform
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New evidence has surfaced in a four-year-long investigation into the shooting deaths of seven foreign nationals who were connected to an illegal marijuana grow in Aguanga, authorities said today. The two men and five women, who had emigrated from Laos, were gunned down on the night of Sept. 7, 2020, at a remote hillside property
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During Tuesday’s PSUSD board meeting, two Cathedral City High School students claimed a teacher was drunk and others nowhere to be found when a student suffered a medical emergency. This all occurred on a trip to Disneyland last month, November 3, for an ASB leadership conference. The students were accompanied by their two teachers and
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The City of Palm Desert hosted a special event Wednesday, featuring the Traveling 9/11 Memorial Painting, a tribute to the lives lost and heroic efforts of Sept. 11, 2001. The event included a live demonstration by the painting’s custodian, who delivered the artwork to Fire Station 33. Fire Chief Beverlin, city leaders, local first responders, and community
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The Palm Springs International Airport is prepared for the busy holiday season. Between December 21-26 they expect to see more than 40,000 passengers. The busiest days are anticipated to be Sunday the 22nd, Monday the 23rd, Thursday the 26th, which each day brining in more than 7,300 passengers. To avoid any stress during holiday travel,
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The holidays are an exciting time for most, but they can also be a cause of stress and anxiety. Financial pressures, family commitments, and holiday preparations can take a toll on mental health, focus, and even sleep. According to a survey by Sleepopolis, 81% of people are more stressed during the holiday season and 30% of
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In an effort to make sure service remains reliable, the Imperial Irrigation District (IID) Board of Directors passed a resolution Tuesday to modernize critical infrastructure by 2040. The initiative aims to bring IID’s canals, power lines, and other facilities into “good or better condition,” while ensuring no critical infrastructure goes beyond its useful life. IID’s
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On November 5, 2024, California voters passed Proposition 36, known as “The Homelessness, Drug Addiction, and Theft Reduction Act.” Proposition 36 takes effect on December 18, 2024. Proposition 36 modifies existing law and adds charges and enhancements to areas of the Penal Code and Health and Safety Code regarding theft, property damage, and drug related
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Proposition 31, which bans flavored tobacco products will officially go into effect in the new year. It’s already illegal for retailers to sell tobacco to anyone under 21. The ban doesn’t make it a crime to possess such products but retailers who sold them to kids could be fined up to $250. The ban, which
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Lights and sirens activated. Local law enforcement on a mission to spread joy to those who also keep the community safe — healthcare workers. From Indio to Palm Springs, Eisenhower to Desert Regional, officers paraded through the valley to show their appreciation. Local healthcare workers say they appreciate the community coming together to cheer them
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Six people were injured following a three-vehicle crash in Palm Springs Tuesday afternoon. The crash happened on Indian Canyon near Garnet Avenue. N Indian Canyon is closed between Sunrise Parkway and Garnet, just off the Interstate 10 exit. Police said those hurt were transported to the hospital with injuries ranging from minor to moderate. Officers
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Two people were hospitalized, including one with major injuries, after a crash in Indian Wells. The two-vehicle crash was reported at around 3:30 p.m. on Highway 111 and Province Way. Details on the crash were not available. According to CAL FIRE, one patient suffered moderate injuries, and a second sustained major injuries. Both were transported
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Several of the PGA Tour’s top players will take part in the 2025 American Express tournament next month in La Quinta. Media Day for @theamexgolf on the new-look Stadium Course. Place is so good right now. Firm and fast – just pure as can be. Fun day had by all! @PGAWESTGOLF @KESQ pic.twitter.com/gRLyI1WtHP— Blake Arthur
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As questions continue to be raised surrounding drone sightings across the United States, local electric companies and government agencies in Riverside County say they often use drones in their day-to-day operations. Southern California Edison says it regularly uses drone flights to inspect its power lines during daytime hours. The utility company says it does not
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A Coachella Valley Unified School District teacher is back at work a month after being cleared of wrongdoing in a financial crimes investigation. Carissa Carrera was placed on leave in October while the Riverside County Sheriff’s Office conducted a financial crimes investigation regarding the district’s funds. Carrera was cleared after the Sheriff’s Office determined that the claims were
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Parents across the country are on edge following Monday’s school shooting at Abundant Life Christian School, killing a student and teacher. Here at home, families are asking about safety measures in place throughout Coachella Valley schools. News Channel 3’s Shay Lawson is holding district officials accountable to see what’s being done locally to keep kids
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