The city of Palm Springs is considering finalizing an expansion project to the pickleball courts in Demuth Park at Thursday’s city council meeting. According to Palm Springs Parks & Recreation, the project will cost $6 million and will double the number of courts at Demuth from 12 to 24. It will also renovate the existing
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As half an inch of rain is set to hit the Coachella Valley floor, residents and tourists are escaping the wet weather for a winter wonderland at Mount San Jacinto State Park. The Palm Springs Aerial Tramway camera shows snow topping the mountain’s trees, as the state park is expected to receive 18 inches within
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Servicios para Animales del Condado de Riverside anunció hoy que regresará a la Feria y Festival Nacional de Dátil del Condado de Riverside para adopciones de perros gratuitas. La agencia estará en el lugar durante perÃodos de cinco horas a partir de las 10 a. m. los sábados y domingos durante todo el evento más
Continue Reading INDIO, Calif. (KESQ) – Riverside County Animal Services announced today that it would return to the Riverside County Fair & National Date Festival for free dog adoptions.  The agency will be on-site for five-hour periods starting at 10 a.m. Saturdays and Sundays throughout the larger event, in addition to Presidents’ Day, according to a statement.
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Eisenhower Health se asocia con la Academia de Salud de Coachella Valley High School para discutir y educar a los estudiantes, padres y miembros de la comunidad sobre los efectos de las redes sociales en la salud mental. Los estudios muestran que las redes sociales pueden provocar ansiedad, depresión y soledad cuando se utilizan de
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Actualización 13/02/25 – 3:47 p.m. N Indian Canyon Drive ha sido reabierto en el lavado, dijeron funcionarios de la ciudad. Está vigente una alerta meteorológica debido a la lluvia y la nieve en las montañas. Se espera que llueva algo en partes del Valle de Coachella más tarde hoy y hasta esta noche. La escorrentÃa de
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Se han reportado lluvias ligeras en el valle. No hay problemas reales que informar hasta el momento, pero los meteorólogos predicen que la lluvia aumentará a última hora de la tarde. Los eventos del Date Festival y la Semana del Modernismo no se han visto afectados directamente por la lluvia, y los organizadores dicen que
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A large area of low pressure pushing into California will bring widespread rainfall, including some here in the Coachella Valley later today and into tonight. The low has also cause significant flooding concerns throughout Coastal communities, from LA to San Francisco. Rain is possible here as soon as midday, but more likely this evening. Tonight
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The Riverside County Fair & Date Festival is back with more rides, date-filled foods, and dates! This event will run for 13 days, with the closing day on March 2nd. This year’s festival will feature more than 40 date-infused fair food items, including date shakes, date cheesecake funnel cakes, deep-fried dates, and date beer-battered corn
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Rain is already popping up on the radar across portions of Southern California and will continue to push farther south into the Coachella Valley tonight and Thursday. For now—cloudy skies and cool conditions. I’d call today our transition day across the valley. This evening look for mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the low 60s,
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It was a busy Wednesday of high school sports, jam-packed with CIF-SS playoff action. JAKE with the JAM! Sheesh. Jake Brande catches a body in Palm Desert's first round win tonight over Long Beach Jordan. @KenjiitoKESQ captured one of the best highlights of the season. @PDHS_Athletics @HoopsAztec @jakebrande2026 @pdhsalumni @pdhsofficial @CIFSS @KESQ pic.twitter.com/rJBkxgSTVS— Blake Arthur
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Valentine’s Day is right around the corner. Love it or hate it, it’s a chance to celebrate the one you love or even get a little encouragement to meet someone new. According to a Pew Research survey, nearly half of U.S. adults believe dating has become harder in the last decade, and 67% of people
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The Coachella Valley Unified School District continues to grapple with its projected $60 million shortfall over the coming three years and the need for massive budget cuts to right-size the district. It’s looking at cuts to hundreds of jobs in the district that serves approximately 16,500 students over its 22 campuses. Without those financial cuts, the district faces a state
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A minor was hospitalized after being stabbed with a screwdriver in Mecca Wednesday afternoon. The stabbing was first reported at around 1:30 p.m. in the area of 2nd Street and Date Street. “When deputies arrived, they learned a juvenile was assaulted by two other juveniles with a screwdriver,” writes Sergeant Wenndy Brito-Gonzalez, public information officer
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The Palm Springs Police Department is responding to concerns after a patrol car was seen showing political items while on duty. The photo circulating online shows a Palm Springs Police Department patrol car with a “Make America Great Again” hat and a Trump wig on display in the interior of the vehicle. Some people commenting
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El personal de bomberos no es ajeno al rescate de personas que necesitan ayuda. Eso incluye rescates acuáticos en todo el valle durante perÃodos de lluvia. El personal tiene una variedad de herramientas a su disposición en caso de que necesiten realizar rescates en aguas rápidas. Los técnicos de Swiftwater (bomberos especialmente capacitados que están
Continue Reading El Departamento de PolicÃa de Palm Springs está respondiendo a las preocupaciones después de que se vio una patrulla mostrando artÃculos polÃticos mientras estaba de servicio. La foto que circula en el Internet muestra una patrulla del Departamento de PolicÃa de Palm Springs con una gorra que dice “Make America Great Again” y una peluca de
Continue Reading Fire personnel are no strangers to rescuing people who need help. That includes water rescues across the valley during periods of rain. Tommy Ibarra, a firefighter with Palm Springs Fire Department, says there’s a simple way to stay safe: “We always say like the famous phrase: ‘turn around, don’t drown.’ Unfortunately, you know, it doesn’t
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Riverside University Health Systems reports in its most recent data from Jan. 26 to Feb. 1, that 21.7% of residents had been vaccinated for Influenza. Nearly four in five people are not vaccinated, with the lowest vaccination rates in ages five to 25 at 12.3%. Doctors say that the influenza vaccine is 50% effective, and
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This week, the Coachella Valley is expecting as much as a half inch to an inch of rain on the valley floor following steady downpour on Thursday and Friday. On the eve of the anniversary of the Valentine’s Day floods, an expert with the Coachella Valley Disaster Preparedness Network shares how to be prepared for
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