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The Valley’s traffic safety issues have become more apparent in recent days following three major accidents involving pedestrians and cyclists, two of which were fatal. And in Cathedral City, where pedestrian-related deaths aren’t uncommon, the city has taken a new proactive measure. Orange fencing placed down Ramon Road before Landau Boulevard prevents pedestrians from running

News Channel 3 has brought you special reports wrapping up the year 2024 around the Coachella Valley. We’re also exploring what we can expect city-by-city in the new year 2025. INDIO  In Indio, a long-awaited expansion of the Monroe I-10 interchange will go to bid this year to relieve traffic congestion and accommodate rapidly expanding retail north of

After a celebratory period of New Year’s Eve, people are returning to their normal routine and responsibilities. This is often accompanied by a sense of disappointment as the excitement of new beginnings fades and the reality of daily life sets in again. According to a recent Gallup poll, Americans foresee a somewhat challenging year ahead

At least 15 were killed after an individual drove a pickup truck into a crowd of people on Bourbon Street in New Orleans early Wednesday according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell said the posts meant to keep vehicles from driving onto Bourbon Street were not in place at the time

Demuth Park is aglow this New Year’s Eve as the free community celebration, “Art in the Park in the Dark” returns from 5 to 9 p.m. The celebration features laser shows by artist Kyle Garner, live performances, interactive art installations and a family-friendly Glow and Go Parade. Organized by comedian and producer Shann Carr, the

New Year’s Day is the deadliest day of the year for drunk driving, and officials are urging people to think twice before getting behind the wheel. According to recent data, 55% of Americans drink more alcohol than usual on holidays, with that figure climbing to 65% for Gen Z. 1 in 5 Americans admit to illegally drinking

Marijuana use often increases in December, according to studies published by the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Local cannabis dispensaries also report an increase in customers ahead of New Year’s Eve as people stock up on marijuana for personal use to ring in the New Year. But as we welcome 2025, these dispensaries are also

There’s always a lot to do around the Coachella Valley, and it seems that people here love it that way. From concerts and festivals, to several large events, there is always something exciting to experience here in the desert. But its not just the events that make this place so special, it’s the people. News

A woman visiting family in unincorporated Desert Hot Springs on Saturday remains in the hospital on Monday after having part of her right arm amputated due to severe injuries from a dog attack. A Riverside County Animal Services officer reports that the victim, a 76-year-old woman visiting from Sinaloa, Mexico, suffered multiple wounds to her

People in the area of Dinah Shore and Monterey in Palm Desert Monday night noted a large police presence just before 7:30 p.m., as Riverside County Sheriff’s deputies tracked down two wanted subjects. Deputies report that the incident started when they noted a wanted subject as a passenger in a car near Highway 111 and

The Palm Springs Police Department will be out in full swing on New Year’s Eve. The department says its ramping up enforcement to catch drunk drivers, and anyone else breaking the law. The department also says it will be on the lookout for illegal fireworks, gunshots, and hit and run drivers. “We expect an increase