In the midst of Black Friday shopping, many are thinking about the great deals they can get this holiday season. News channel 3 spoke to Well in the Desert’s garment handler, Gregory Johnson, about what it means to donate bags full of clothing during the holidays. “Whatever you guys can donate now before you tap
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Residents at Bougainvillea Estates in Desert Hot Springs are asking for a helping hand this Thanksgiving. Seniors at the mobile home park are remembering the nice gestures neighbors have done in the past. Tally West, a senior, who has lived at the mobile home park for the past 11 years expresses what it means to
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The emergency shelter was opened on October 1st for youth who have aged out of foster care. The Main S.T.A.Y. is an up to 30 day emergency shelter program that will assist youth between the ages of 18 – 24. The program is designed to help youth with obtaining what they need for permanent and
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Cal Fire officials reported an unoccupied building was on fire just before noon in the 42-000 block Washington Street. The fire was contained by 1:30 p.m. and crews remained on scene until 3:30 p.m. There were no reports of injuries. Residents in the area rushed to the scene. Cody Cross, from Palm Desert, was one
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The City of Cathedral City, Fantasy Balloon Flights and Westin Mission Hills Golf Resort & Spa are celebrating the 6th Annual Cathedral City Hot Air Balloon Festival and Food Truck Fiesta. Friday morning, several hot air balloons took off from a launch site located at D.R. Horton at Verano 67-840 Rio Vista Drive Cathedral City.
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PALM DESERT, Calif – The famous El Paseo shopping district turned into a winter wonderland for the 12th annual “A Miracle on El Paseo,” on Saturday, November 23rd, 2019 from 5 to 9 p.m. The festive evening is hosted by The Shops on El Paseo, the Coachella Valley’s premier luxury shopping and dining destination, and benefits
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The 8th Annual Props and Hops Craft Beer Fest kicked off Saturday, November 23. Over 25 new and returning California craft breweries will be held at the Palm Springs Air Museum. The fest held in the new 20,000 square foot General Ken Miles Korea and Vietnam Hangar. The hangar also contains the valley’s largest indoor
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UPDATE: Police arrested Cristina Noelle Canimo, 32, of Palm Desert early Friday morning at a north La Quinta home where a body was found a day earlier. Canimo was charged with Felony Murder with Malice, according to jail records. She was booked into the Riverside County Jail in Indio and held without bail. Canimo was scheduled
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JFK Memorial Hospital is proud to announce their designation as a Primary Stroke Center by Riverside County Emergency Medical Services. Local residents who are showing signs of a stroke, may now be transported by EMS to JFK for immediate care. “Research shows that patients receiving care in a primary stroke center have a higher index of
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Sunline Transit Agency hosted their 13th annual holiday “Fill the Bus” food drive on Thursday at three valley locations. With the community’s help, the agency is collected non-perishable food items and toiletries to help those in need ahead of the holidays. Three large Sunline buses were parked at the Walmart in Palm Desert, the Ralphs
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The 13th Annual Fall Family Festival featured a day filled with food, activities and fun for the whole family. The event provides a connection between local families and resources the community has available. The event was organized by About Families, Inc at La Quinta Community Park, 77865 Avenida Montezuma and was free admission. The festival
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George C, a former Trump campaign advisor in the 2016 election, spoke on Sunday at the East Valley Republican Women’s event in La Quinta. Republicans gathered around the podium to hear George Papadopoulos’ cover a range of topics including his time behind bars. “I said to myself I’ll plead to get these monkeys off my
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A family member has identified the man killed in a shooting Tuesday night in Desert Hot Springs. According to his sister, 35-year-old Kelly Macon was walking home from the store to his son when he was shot and killed. “They say he didn’t suffer but I don’t know how many times he got shot. I
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The shooting happened Thursday morning at Saugus High School, some 30 miles northwest of Los Angeles, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department said. The shooting, which occurred about 7:40 a.m. at the school at 21900 Centurian Way, sent other students scrambling for cover — some fleeing from the campus and others barricading themselves inside classrooms
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The city of Desert Hot Springs honored the men and women who have proudly served in our nation’s armed forces. The ceremony included Veterans saluting, flags flying high and tears shed. There was also a poem shared to describe the difficulties of serving. Tom Garland, Gulf War Veteran, said he remembers those challenging times and
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Don Cavanaugh established the Blue Coyote Bar & Grill in 1992. Don died of Parkinson’s disease on February 23, 2018. The Blue Coyote Bar & Grill partnered with Parkinson’s Resource Organization and the City of Palm Springs to celebrate Donald C. Cavanaugh Day. His daughters Kelle Baker and Shayne Alloway now own and operate the
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Palm Springs Air Museum kicked off veterans weekend by recognizing all veterans and wanted to thank all who have served our country. And the museum celebrated their 23rd anniversary Air Fair. The museum unveiled their newly restored aircraft with the help of Steve Jaros, a former fighter pilot, who formally flew the plane. ” To
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The first Date Harvest Festival happened Saturday. The running theme throughout the entire festival were dates. Plus, some date inspired jokes were posted around the venue. So News Channel 3 decided to go around the festival and ask attendees their best date joke. Stuart O’Keefe, a chief and author, was quick to respond. “Why the…
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It’s been decades since the Marines have conducted a war game of this magnitude. Ten thousand Marines, sailors and international NATO troops participated in this massive training exercise. The troops were put against each other in a series of force-on-force battles, preparing them to fight and win against a thinking and adapting enemy force. A
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Veterans Day is Monday and the Rotary Clubs of Cathedral city are preparing for their 14th annual ‘Healing Field’ event at Patriot Park in Cathedral City. Volunteers are going to gather at 8 a.m. Friday to prepare the field to set up more than 5,000 flags. The flags will be placed on Saturday. They honor
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