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There are two new places you can get boba at that just recently opened its doors in the Coachella Valley. In one of these places, you can even get a popular Japanese dish called taiyaki. Taiyaki is on the menu at Happy Tea Cafe. Ann Pham, the owner of the cafe brought this Japanese traditional
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Masks in schools will soon become a thing of the past. “I’m excited, I’m excited for the kids to be semi back to normal,” said parent Jana Kuz. And on the other hand- Reporter: “Are your kids still going to wear masks in school?”David Benbeneck, parent: “They better have one on when they get out
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On Sunday, a group of Valley women held a meditation circle at Desert Yoga Shala to honor and raise funds for Ukrainian refugees.“Really just to bring people here to have a place to release and you know, have a shared purpose,” said event organizer Angelina Padron. People gathered around in a circle to meditate and
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Record high gas prices have been hitting countless drivers in their wallets, but electric and hybrid car owners have mostly been collecting on their investment. Several electric vehicle (EV) owners told News Channel 3’s Marian Bouchot that they are relieved to not be affected by the surging gas prices. Some said they’ve saved thousands of
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Wrapping up the first week of the BNP Paribas Open with some hard hitting matches and exciting news from the WTA. On the courts were fan favorites and a plethora of players representing the stars and stripes. Night Cap Former World No. 1 and 2015 BNP champion Simona Halep battled Coco Gauff inside Stadium 1.
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It was yet another stunning day at Tennis Paradise, on and off the court. The tournament is in full swing and Saturday featured numerous of the top men and women’s players. Rafa Gets Tested (4) Rafael Nadal played his first match of the tournament and across the net was the talented young American Sebastian Korda.
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We’ve seen people from across the Valley coming together in support of Ukraine. On Saturday, Rancho Mirage non-profit, IMA Helps, stepped in to join the cause. IMA Helps Communications Director, Jeffery Crider, said he was contacted by a volunteer with San Diego non-profit House of Ukraine for assistance. “There are a lot of people getting
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Friday was filled with play at the BNP Paribas Open as the tournament is starting to ramp up. AMERICANS ADVANCING It was a nice Friday for American players, including the valley’s very own Desirae Krawczyk. Krawczyk and her new doubles partner Demi Schuurs came in to the tournament as the 6 seed in the draw. They
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Friday night, firefighters responded to a house fire on Via Corto, just off of Palm Drive in Desert Hot Springs. 4 adults were displaced and the Red Cross was called in to help. CalFire said the home was fully involved in fire when they arrived around 9 p.m. Friday night. The damage was estimated at $300,000. There
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A new Washington Post investigation into police departments across the nation shows Riverside County paid out tens of millions of dollars of taxpayer’s money to settle lawsuits over police misconduct. The report looks at some of the nation’s largest police and sheriff’s departments and the combined $3.2 billion dollars paid out to settle lawsuits and
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Three educational employees were recognized in Coachella Valley as Riverside County Educators of the Year. They were selected among 36 thousand educational employees in the county and surprised by Riverside County officials throughout the day. The county recognized this year’s Riverside County administrator, site support and school counselor of the year. Director of Nutritional Services
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Nearly two dozen cases of Legionnaires’ disease identified in the Coachella Valley, going back almost six months, prompted Riverside County health officials to advise anyone feeling symptoms to seek medical attention. “This is a continuing investigation,” county Department of Public Health Officer Dr. Geoffrey Leung said. “The department recommends that individuals who live in the
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Valley State Assemblymember Eduardo Garcia announced Thursday he will be seeking re-election in the State Assembly, ending months of speculation of a possible Congressional run in the newly-drawn eastern Coachella Valley district. Back in December, Garcia issued a statement that said in part: “I have not ruled anything out, including continuing for assembly or running in the
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A shooting investigation was underway Thursday night near Desert Hot Springs, near Via Vista in a neighborhood off Palm Drive. Sheriff’s Department officials say one man was shot and took himself to the hospital. He is recovering from a non-life-threatening gunshot wound. Deputies were on the scene looking for more information, but no suspects were
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Coachella Music Festival organizers are looking to hire for several positions for the upcoming event in Indio next month. Weekend 1: 4/12/2022 – 4/18/2022 Weekend 2: 4/18/2022 – 4/25/2022 Weekend 3: 4/27/2022 – 5/2/2022 *dates vary based on position* A job fair is scheduled today where anyone interested can apply for a number of open
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From an underground bunker in Kyiv surrounded by explosions to stadium one at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden, Dayana Yastremska is sharing her story with News Channel 3 about her harrowing escape from her war-torn homeland, and her reaction to the global show of support for Ukraine. Yastremska, 21, lost her match at the BNP
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A suspect wanted on a felony warrant was allowed to remain in their home Thursday after a two hour stand-off in Thousand Palms. Just before noon, deputies from the Riverside County Sheriff Department responded to a residence in the 31-000 block of Las Flores Way in Thousand Palms. The Sheriff’s Department says a subject wanted
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If you’ve driven down Desert Hot Springs within the last year, you may have noticed more and more shopping carts misplaces out on the streets. Desert Hot Springs City Council is revising its existing ordinance on shopping carts, to get more stores to do more when it comes to having their shopping carts stolen. During
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Anyone planning to run for a local, state, or federal office during the Primary Election on June 7 must submit candidacy papers by Friday to be eligible. According to the Office of the Registrar of Voters Registrar, Rebecca Spencer staff will be accepting statements, petitions, and other candidacy material up until 5 pm on March
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World No. 2 Novak Djokovic will not be in Indian Wells for this year’s BNP Paribas Open. The tennis star has withdrawn from the tournament. During the men’s draw on Tuesday, Djokovic drew the No. 2 seed. However, tournament officials said despite him being listed on the player list, they were still not sure if
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