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OASIS, Calif (KESQ) – Riverside County officials are announcing that more than 100 families have been successfully moved out of Oasis Mobile Home Park. News Channel 3 has reported on the ongoing efforts to help those residents and hold the park’s owners accountable for the unsafe conditions there. These conditions included sewage spills and high

In light of the arrest of a Coachella Valley Unified teacher for lewd acts with a minor, News Channel 3 is speaking with officials on what the public should know to protect their children. For years, “It Happens to Boys,” has raised awareness around sexual abuse experienced by young boys. The annual conference hosted in

Honey Davenport, a former contestant on RuPaul’s Drag Race, is beginning what they say is their most ambitious project yet: becoming an entrepreneur. Davenport spent time traveling the world, performing drag on stages in London, Dublin, Sydney, and Berlin. And after becoming a Drag Race alumni following season 11, Davenport knew there was more work

The firefighting community is mourning the loss of Cal Fire Captain Rebecca “Becky” Marodi. Captain John Clingingsmith Jr. of Cal Fire Riverside County said he knew Marodi for almost 30 years. “Captain Marodi was a great person, fabulous to work with,” Clingingsmith Jr. said. “Always smiling, always had a positive attitude.” He said he was shocked when he found

February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month, and local services are stressing the importance of providing services to the Valley’s youth when needed.  8.2% of California’s 11th-grade students report being “hit, slapped, or physically hurt on purpose” by their partner in the past twelve months, according to the Center for Disease Control and

Members of “Move On,” a progressive public policy advocacy group and political action committee, gathered in Palm Desert on Thursday, to protest what they call a “power grab” by Elon Musk. “Elon Musk is an unelected person. They’re creating a new federal agency that is cutting other federal agencies, without any input from the people.

On Wednesday the Coachella Valley Association of Governments’ Homeless Committee received the latest annual report in its CV Housing First program. Staff reported that of the 175 Coachella Valley clients targeted for assistance in 2024, 50 people were housed through the program, while 59 individuals returned to the streets. The number of permanently housed individuals

“The Department determined that you have failed to demonstrate fitness or qualifications for continued employment.” This, a line from a U.S. Department of the Interior (DOI) termination letter, was delivered to some Joshua Tree National Park employees on February 14 — just as the park’s busiest season approaches. The letter, obtained by Z107.7 FM in

Some food banks in the Coachella Valley, like Food Now in Desert Hot Springs, are starting to worry about cuts to federal agencies that help supply them with food for distribution. Officials at the food bank say some clients cite recent cuts to federal programs, like USAID, and are worried further cuts could affect the