It’s going to be a very special Veterans Day for 100-year-old Corporal Dorothee Irwin, one of the oldest Marines in the Coachella Valley. It’s been 80 years since Corporal Irwin first enlisted in the United States Marines. She says it was a message on the radio that piqued her interest. It “interrupted the programs to say, ‘women give up
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Highs today will span the upper 70s, close 80 for a beautiful Friday! The high pressure ridge has moved far enough East that we are not seeing those strong Santa Ana Winds of yesterday, so calm and mild conditions prevail. The weekend will be “Chamber of Commerce” weather, but by the middle of next week
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Telemundo 15 entrevisto a la nueva regidora y presidenta de la universidad estatal de california de san Bernardino – campus Palm Desert. La doctora Edna Martínez, una mujer México-americana es la primera latina en liderar la universidad desde su fundación hace 37 años… Para mayor información sobre programas de la Universidad Estatal de San Bernardino – campus Palm Desert viste: www.csusb.edu/pdc o llame: 760-341-2883
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Thursday marked the anniversary of Kristallnacht, also known as the Night of Broken Glass. 85 years ago today, the Nazis carried out a wave of antisemitic violence in Germany and Austria. Thursday morning, the Jewish Federation of the Desert and Mensch International Foundation held an event in honor of the anniversary, featuring speakers and holocaust
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More than a hundred people attended a pro-Palestinian rally in downtown Palm Springs. It came on a somber day of remembrance for many in the Jewish community known as the Night of Broken Glass, which was also remembered here in the valley today. New Channel 3’s Miyoshi Price covered both events getting two very different
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Desert Hot Springs is coming off their first-ever playoff win, but there is still food left on the table. The Golden Eagles are soaring into the 2nd Round of CIF-SS and will face Baldwin Park on Friday. “It’s about playing for each other. That’s what we had in our last game against Jurupa Valley going into halftime
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This Veteran’s Day is especially poignant for one Coachella Valley city which is going above and beyond to honor those who bravely served our nation. Thursday at 6 PM on News Channel 3, Peter Daut takes an in-depth look at Indio’s Military Banner Program, as well as the city’s new public safety campus that will
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Relative humidity levels today are exceptionally low thanks to the Santa Ana wind event. Dew points are not exceeding 15° and humidity values are mostly in the single digits. Some more clouds will likely be visible on Friday as we will see a return to an onshore wind pattern. Temperatures for the next seven days
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Offshore winds continue to blow through areas West of the Coachella Valley and a Wind Advisory remains in effect areas surrounding the Valley until 2 p.m. Highs today will hover near the 80 degree mark, with warming into the weekend. High pressure remains in place across the Western U.S. ensuring fair weather through the weekend.
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With so many people dependent on Colorado River to survive, how do policymakers decide who gets the water first? More than 40 million people rely on the river for drinking water, agricultural use, and more, with states historically battling over rights. California has the most users, with about 20 million people in the state dependent
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The Coachella Valley Firebirds continue its dominance over Pacific Division opponents following a, 4-2, win over the San Diego Gulls at Acrisure Arena. Rookie Logan Morrison led the way and had his first multi-goal night in the AHL. It took the Firebirds just 1:58 to get the goal scoring started. Cameron Hughes ushered the puck
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How would you describe him as a football player? “Hard worker, determined, tenacious,” said Palm Desert head coach Rudy Forti. “Just gets after it.” Dawson Johnson is a football enthusiast. He didn’t find football, football found him. “I never really played football growing up. I grew up in Canada,” said Johnson. “So a big soccer family,
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The Riverside County District Attorney’s office revealed a plaque in honor of one of the first female prosecutors in the county. Sue Steding retired in 2010 after nearly 34 years of service. “I am so honored to be remembered for my career. Not everybody gets a chance to feel what I’m feeling right now,” Steding
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Valley Congressman Dr. Raul Ruiz introduced legislation that he says would save lives by expanding access to opioid-reversal drugs, including Narcan, in schools. It’s called the “Helping Educators Respond to Overdoses” or ‘HERO Act.’ Ruiz and Congressman Adam Schiff co-authored the bill, which would also provide critical training for school staff.. and educate students on
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