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Seis áreas peligrosas para caminatas están abiertas hoy luego de la aprobación de la Junta de Supervisores del Condado de Riverside, según el Jefe de Bomberos del Condado de Riverside, Bill Weiser. Las lluvias recientes han creado una disminución del riesgo de incendios forestales y han mejorado los niveles de humedad, lo que ha resultado
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With warmer temperatures in the Coachella Valley this week, officials are warning hikers to stay safe and be prepared. This comes as local trails are seeing an increase in foot traffic. Captain Skyberg says preparation can benefit everyone. “Hiker rescues out here we end up having to commit quite a number of resources. We’re here
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El presidente Trump advirtió a las escuelas y a los estados que perderán fondos si no recortan los programas DEI. El 14 de febrero, el Departamento de Educación de EE. UU. emitió una Carta a los Estimados Colegas dirigida a las instituciones que reciben fondos federales instándoles a dejar de utilizar preferencias o estereotipos basados
Continue Reading President Trump has warned schools and states they’ll lose funding if they don’t cut DEI programs. On February 14th, The U.S. Department of Education issued a Dear Colleague Letter to institutions receiving federal funds instructing them to stop using race-based preferences or stereotypes in areas such as admissions, hiring, promotions, scholarships, compensation, and discipline. Public schools
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Augustine Band of Cahuilla Indians anunció hoy detalles sobre su próxima celebración del Día de la Tierra en la Granja Temalpakh. A partir de las 9 a. m. del 4 de abril, el evento se inaugurará con una ceremonia privada para funcionarios electos, líderes tribales y otros dignatarios, según un comunicado. Temalpakh Farm, que lleva
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Los lugareños del Valle de Coachella piden medidas contra el Departamento de Servicios para Animales del Condado de Riverside y su financiación de la eutanasia en refugios de animales. Para 2024, California fue el segundo mayor número de eutanasias en refugios de animales en los Estados Unidos con 37.021, según OC Shelter Pets. El Departamento
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La selección del jurado comenzó hoy para el juicio de un hombre de 34 años acusado de matar a tiros a su ex esposa en un parque de casas móviles en La Quinta mientras estaba enfurecido por la idea de que ella estaba teniendo aventuras con otros hombres. José Valles Meza de La Quinta
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Highs will bounce around the upper 80s and lower 90s this week as High Pressure builds in across the region. This pattern will bring temps 10-15 degrees above average throughout the week. Highs will span the upper 80s in the 90s through the latter part of the week before things start to return to near-normal.
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The Coachella Valley Firebirds defeated the San Jose Barracuda 5-3 on Sunday at Acrisure Arena. This is the first win against the Barracuda this season for the birds. The Firebirds fired on all cylinders in the opening period. Jani Nyman scored 48 seconds, and Gustav Olofsson scored five minutes and 41 seconds into the first
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Temperatures have been on a steady uphill climb since we started the weekend, and we’re expecting more of the same as the work week kicks off. We’ll be in the upper 80s Monday and our temperatures are expected to march towards 90° by the middle of the week! It’s been a gorgeous day in the
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The relocation of the “Forever Marilyn” statue in downtown Palm Springs officially began this morning, marking the next chapter for the iconic 26-foot-tall sculpture. While the move is not far — just a little less than 100 feet — it comes with a hefty price tag and continues to stir debate among locals and visitors
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A significant amount of Californians face domestic abuse. According to National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, 34.9 % of California women and 31.1% of California men experience intimate partner physical violence. In 2020, Riverside County received 6,344 domestic violence calls for assistance according to data from the Population Reference Bureau. News Channel 3’s Shay Lawson is
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We have been tracking much warmer-than-usual temperatures for this past week. That trend will continue today and this upcoming work week as highs continue to climb. Today, however, highs will be in the mid 80s. This puts us roughly 10 degrees above the seasonal average of 75°F. It’s a great day to enjoy a local
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It was a busy Saturday night with two CIF-SS playoff soccer games and Firebirds hockey. The Firebirds faced off against the Pacific Division and Western Conference-leading Calgary Wranglers and came out on top, winning 4-1. Trailing 1-0 in the opening period, the Firebirds scored four unanswered goals from John Hayden, Lleyton Roed, and Ben Meyers.
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The Palm Desert Area Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with Desert Recreation District, is hosting the First Annual “Just for the Health of It” Health & Wellness Fair today, from 10 AM to 2 PM at Palm Desert Civic Center Park. This free community event is designed to educate, empower, and inspire individuals on their
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The 2nd Annual Desert Pet Walk is back, running from 9 AM to 12 PM today. Participants and their furry friends are invited to stroll through the scenic Demuth Park area in Palm Springs on routes designed for pets and people of all abilities. Starting and ending at the Palm Springs Animal Shelter, the walk raises
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There’s plenty to do in the Coachella Valley this weekend! From parades in Palm Springs to car shows in La Quinta, we’re enjoying absolutely fantastic weather to get outside. It feels a lot more like spring than it does winter right now! A few wispy high clouds passed overhead, but we’ve seen predominantly clear skies.
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The annual Black History Month Parade and Town Fair took place with a flyover from a historic Tuskegee Airmen Redtail P-51 airplane provided by the Palm Springs Air Museum. The parade began at 11 a.m. on Palm Canyon Drive and Baristo Road with a variety of local non-profit organizations parading down the street. “I love
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UPDATE: Friday, February 21, 2025 The radiothon began on Thursday – and by 7:00 p.m. on Friday, donations totaled more than $95,000.00. The goal this year is $100,000.00, and that number is very close. Donations for the radiothon will still be accepted throughout the weekend until Sunday, so consider helping to raise more money for
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What a way to wrap up the work week! Gorgeous sunny skies and low 80s as we head into the upcoming weekend, with temperatures feeling more like Spring than Winter as of late. Temps. are our big story, but I’m also watching some winds this afternoon and evening. Weak offshore winds will continue tonight with
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