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Second generation holocaust survivor speaks at local high school

RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. (KESQ) – Rancho Mirage High School welcomed a special guest speaker on Thursday as Michele Gold, a second-generation Holocaust survivor, shared her familyโ€™s powerful story with students. Gold recounted her motherโ€™s journey beginning with her childhood in Leipzig, Germany, her escape to safety through the Kindertransport program, and her life after World

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Palm Springs Wind Wall Completed

PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) –ย Good news for drivers in Palm Springs. The city announced Wednesday morning on social media that the long awaited Gene Autry Trail Wind Wall is finally completed. The $2.19 million dollar project was set in motion in April 2025, with the majority of funding coming from Measure A funds, a voter-approved

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Family reports the remains of missing teen T’neya Tovar found

THERMAL, Calif. (KESQ) -Tโ€™neya Tovarโ€™s mother tells News Channel Three that the Imperial County Coroner confirmed her daughterโ€™s death. Charro Tovar says the Coroner informed her that remains found near the Salton Sea area in December were confirmed to be Tโ€™neyaโ€™s. Authorities have not yet publicly confirmed this information. We have reached out to the

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LA Galaxy collaborates with CVUSD to motivate and inspire migrant student athletes

INDIO, Calif. (KESQ) – Coachella Valley Unified School District migrant student-athletes were given the unique and exclusive opportunity Wednesday, to meet with LA Galaxy soccer club players, amid the ongoing 2026 Coachella Valley Invitational preseason Major League Soccer tournament atย Empire Polo Club in Indio. Students attended theย LAย Galaxyย vs. St. Louis City SC match, followed by a

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Home affordability trends up in Riverside County, statewide

RIVERSIDE, Calif. (KESQ) – Housing affordability slightly improved in California in the fourth quarter of 2025, as moderating prices and cooling market competition lowered borrowing costs and allowed more Californians to qualify for mortgages, the California Association of Realtors announced today. Eighteen percent of California households could afford to purchase the $869,300 median-priced home in

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