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After some delays the John H. Furbee Aquatics Center is opening Monday in Desert Hot Springs, just ahead of the heatwave. “Our residents, a lot of them don’t have pools in their homes. So we love having this pool available to our residents to swim in and just have a great sense of community, and

California Highway Patrol confirmed one suspect was arrested, and another is still at large after a stolen vehicle pursuit on the I-10 Saturday evening. Officials said the incident began as a pursuit out of the San Gorgonio area. The pursuit stretched down the I-10 freeway and ended in Thousand Palms. According to CHP, the suspect

The city of Indio hosts Second Saturdays Take Center Stage music festival off Indio Boulevard and Smurr Street. The music festival features multiple local bands. There are games, food trucks, and pop-ups to enjoy. The event is free, but the organizers advise you to bring money if you would like to purchase food and drinks.

   As we prepare for another heatwave next week, tourists find ways to stay cool while walking these desert streets.     Local businesses have misters running throughout the day. Servers are making sure their guest have lots of water. Families are enjoying ice cream in the shade and inside ice cream shops. Employees of local businesses say the heat isn’t

Six people were killed in a plane crash early Saturday morning near French Valley Airport in Murrieta. The plane had departed from Las Vegas and crashed just after 4 a.m. Riverside County Sheriff’s deputies said they found the aircraft completely on fire when they arrived on the scene. Cal Fire said the fire from the

A new bill in California will help more than a million people gain eligibility to have old conviction records sealed.   It’s called the “Criminal Record Relief.”  The Criminal Record Relief Bill, also known as SB 731, automatically seals non-violent, non-serious, non-sexual felony convictions that did result in serving time.  Once a person has fully completed their sentence and

A local non-profit is getting a boost in funding from the state of California reaching its $2 million goal to help east valley families and migrants. Now, the Galilee Center has enough money to double the size of its shelter. Center co-founder Gloria Gomez said it’s been a work in progress over the past four years. They

It’s now been nearly a month since a Palm Springs man packed his bags and headed to Ukraine for humanitarian work. Just two nights into his arrival Nicholas Campbell got a small taste of what life had been like for those living in Ukraine. “At 2:30 in the morning, we were woken up to a

On Thursday, some of the nation’s largest truck makers pledged to stop selling new gas-powered vehicles in California by 2036. The agreement came between the truck makers and state regulators. California has been on a mission to stop using fossil fuels. In the last few years, new rules were implemented that work to get rid

First responders are at the scene of a fire that has spread to a structure and palm trees in a Palm Springs neighborhood. The fire was reported at around 7:00 p.m. in the area of Prescott Dr and W Hermosa Place. Fire units arrived to the scene and reported locating a fully involved stucture on