CIUDAD DE COACHELLA, Calif. (KUNA) – Una carta del 9 de marzo, firmada por el supervisor V. Manuel Pérez y en la que se fomentaba la construcción de un centro de datos propuesto en Coachella, ha sido revocada, según informó su equipo. La carta del supervisor del Cuarto Distrito fue enviada al desarrollador del proyecto,
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COACHELLA VALLEY, Calif. (KESQ) – As the school year comes to an end across the Coachella Valley, many parents are now searching for summer programs and camps to keep their children active, learning, and supervised during the break. But for some families, finding an available and affordable program has become a challenge. Local summer camps and
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A front to our North will keep conditions breezy into tonight, and hold temps in the 90s as well. Winds will gust into the 25 m.p.h. range this evening and settle down overnight. Highs will top our in the upper 90s this afternoon, slightly above our average of 94. Through the weekend, we’ll hover near
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Hot–but not as hot. A little relief is settling into the Coachella Valley as a weak system moves into SoCal bringing a slight cooling trend through Wednesday. Breezy winds out of the west will continue through this evening and again Wednesday afternoon. Desert slopes and wind-prone areas could see gusts between 25-45 mph at times.
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PALM DESERT, Calif. (KESQ) – Madisyn Smith is a senior beach volleyball player at Palm Desert High School and she is the latest student-athlete of the week. “She wakes up early. She’s been out to practices,” beach volleyball coach Chris Braun said. “She hasn’t missed a practice this season. She’s just been a really good
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DESERT HOT SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) – Concerns are mounting over conditions at the Desert Hot Springs Animal Care and Control Facility after News Channel 3 received more than 200 emails from viewers and animal advocates questioning whether the shelter is properly staffed and prepared for extreme summer heat. The concerns focus on the shelter on
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BRAWLEY, Calif. (KESQ) – A large cluster of earthquakes centered in the Brawley area, south of the Salton Sea, continued to shake this week. Well over 350 earthquakes have rattled the area since the weekend, though many of them have been microquakes – typically under magnitude 2.0. In just the past 24 hours, nearly two
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INDIO, Calif. (KESQ) – A 27-year-old man was arrested at Andrew Jackson Elementary School last Thursday after police allegedly found a loaded firearm, a magazine, and multiple narcotics packaged for sale in his vehicle. Authorities said because the suspect was “considered armed and dangerous, detectives immediately detained him without incident to protect the safety of students,
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LA QUINTA, Calif. (KESQ) – A La Quinta couple said they are overwhelmed by the support they’ve received after first responders helped them escape a fast-moving house fire that destroyed their home. Diann Carroll, a teacher at Desert Learning Academy, and her husband, Mark Nicholas, a teacher at La Quinta High School, said they lost
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If you want to visit Hawaii but can’t quite get away from the desert this summer, there’s a new tropical spot in town for you to escape to for the next few months. The Omni Rancho Las Palmas in Rancho Mirage kicked off the transformation of its outdoor bar into a tropical oasis called “Tiki
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In this Desert Chat Episode we take a relaxing visit to the Séc He Spa with the Agua Caliente Casinos. We have a tea time of a moment with our friends from Wally’s Desert Turtle and Shay’s Warriors, and much more.
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