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Desert heat can take a toll on vehicles, experts warn

PALM DESERT, Calif. (KESQ)- With triple-digit temperatures arriving across the Coachella Valley, automotive experts warn the desert heat can quickly lead to overheating, tire blowouts, battery failure and other vehicle problems if cars are not properly maintained. Experts from College of the Desert recommend drivers regularly check coolant levels, tire pressure, batteries and essential fluids

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Residents, community and business leaders to gather for Harvey Milk Diversity Breakfast this week in Palm Springs

PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) – About 1,200 people, including dozens of community and business leaders, will gather in Palm Springs this week for the Harvey Milk Diversity Breakfast. The annual event celebrates Harvey Milk’s life and legacy, and helps to support valley LGBTQ youth programs. This year’s honorees include Judy and Dennis Shepard, the founders

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Yearlong operation on child sexual abuse material leads to 42 arrests across RivCo, including four locals

RIVERSIDE, Calif. (KESQ) – A yearlong, multi-agency operation led by the Riverside County Child Exploitation Team (RCCET) identified more than 500 suspected distributors of child sexual abuse material and led to 42 arrests, the District Attorney’s office announced on Monday. Authorities confirmed the arrested including local residents including: 56-year-old from Palm Springs 46-year-old man from Bermuda

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Heat brings rise in pest activity in Coachella Valley

THOUSAND PALMS, Calif. (KESQ)- As temperatures climb across the Coachella Valley, pest control experts say homeowners may see more ants, scorpions, rodents and other pests searching for water, food and shelter indoors. Experts recommend taking preventative steps now, including sealing cracks around doors and windows, removing standing water, storing food properly and keeping outdoor areas

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