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An early morning fire ripped through a home in Indio, leaving one Valley family picking up the pieces. The fire started just before 2 AM. Officials confirm the fire started from a transformer explosion, which set a nearby tree on fire, spreading to the house. Firefighters arrived shortly after and were able to put out

A local family was forced out of their home after an early morning fire in Indio. Firefighters got the call at 1:49 a.m. Wednesday. Firefighters were able to contain the flames about a half hour after arriving on scene. Everyone made it out of the home okay. A family member who does not live at the home told

Hundreds of thousands of dollars allocated for the Palm Springs Universal Basic Income Pilot Program are allegedly unaccounted for. Now, residents who relied on this program are looking for answers. One of the program’s recipients is Wren Grey. Grey, who previously experienced homelessness, says this funding saved his life. “Without assistance, if I go back

10-days out and residents in one neighborhood are still dealing with the aftermath of a storm that battered the area, bringing intense flooding. Some of those residents tell News Channel 3 they’re still waiting for answers and action from the city. They say the city has provided street clean up and community trash bins, but

Roughly 30 support K9s from public safety agencies across the country trained at Palm Springs International Airport Tuesday morning. This was the first time the airport has hosted a training of this kind for support dogs. The training event, coordinated by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), Guide Dogs of the Desert, and Garden Grove Police

The Riverside County Department of Animal Control rescued nearly 50 dogs from a property in Sky Valley in yet another hoarding situation in the Coachella Valley. Emergency responders contacted Animal Services late Sunday after arriving at a property on Vee Bee Road between Dillon Road and 19th Avenue after residents discovered the landlord unresponsive. Five

For more than 40 years, Pegasus Therapeutic Riding of the Coachella Valley in Palm Desert has provided horse therapy programs to people with disabilities of all ages. According to the non-profit organization’s website, it has 8 therapy horses, over 175 volunteers, and over 200 active riders who visit the facility weekly. The facility solely relies

The National Weather Service issued a flash flood warning until 4:00 p.m. for Twentynine Palms. The National Weather Service has issued a flash flood warning until 4 p.m. for Twentynine Palms. ⚠️🌧When encountering flooded roads, turn around, down drown. 🚗#weatherupdate pic.twitter.com/5XsIUKVH5s— SBCounty (@SBCounty) July 23, 2024 Flash flood warning until 4pm. #MBSheriff #turnarounddontdrown pic.twitter.com/GyUHC5fxZL— Morongo

An overnight street paving project kicked off on Monday, along Highway 111. The road work is taking place between Jefferson Street and Madison Street. Work will run from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. and is expected to be completed by July 25, 2024. The project is scheduled at night to minimize disruptions to traffic and

Local political groups, like the Democratic Headquarters of the Desert, based in Cathedral City, have seen a surge in activity – including phone calls from folks inquiring on how to donate to the Harris campaign, sign up as volunteers, or how to change their voter registration. Elle Kurpiewski, the Political Director of the Democratic Headquarters