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‘Coachella Valley Cares’ ayudó a recaudar un total de $125,255 para las víctimas de los recientes incendios forestales de Los Ángeles. FIND Food Bank entregará el cheque al banco de alimentos Feeding America en City of Industry el miércoles 29 de enero.
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Good evening! Drier and warmer weather is expected across the Coachella Valley with daytime highs climbing to nearly 10 degrees above average by next week. We’ve had a chilly couple of mornings with overnight lows in the low 40s and 30s and daytime highs about 5-7 degrees below normal. Today we’re pretty close–just a degree or
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The Coachella Valley Animal Campus launched a new program that gives kids the chance to sharpen their reading skills while giving shelter animals some companionship. The Pawsitive Readers program began Wednesday and welcomes children of all ages to read aloud to dogs, cats and bunnies. The program continues Wednesdays from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Organizers
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The Palm Springs Leadership Association is honoring a student from each of the Palm Springs Unified School District elementary, middle and high schools Wednesday night. The association is comprised of PSUSD administrators and managers and the student honorees were nominated by their school principal “for success amidst one or more significant obstacles or challenges,” according to
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Update 1/29/25 The Riverside County coroner’s office identified the person killed Monday night as James Edward Montenegro, 34, of Coachella. Original Report – 1/28/25 COACHELLA, Calif. (KESQ) — A deadly assault in Coachella on Monday night left one person dead and a suspect in custody, authorities said. Deputies were dispatched to the 51800 block of Calle
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We’ll see highs near seasonal norms today as an area of low pressure departs the region, leaving some cool weather in its wake. Expect highs in the upper 60s today, but warmer as we move toward the weekend. The low that brought rain showers and some snow to mountain communities here in California will become
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Good evening! Our upper level low that provided some brief rain for the valley and snow for the mountains continues to very slowly push southwest off to our east. We’re seeing a tiny bit of wrap-around moisture in the form of a few snow flurries–but that’s mainly up at Big Bear and in the higher
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Officials at The Living Desert Zoo and Gardens say the idea for World Desert Day began when they realized that unlike World Ocean Day, Global Recycling Day, or the International Day of Forests, there was no holiday to honor the value of deserts. On January 13, 2024, The Living Desert launched the first-ever World Desert
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President Donald Trump has issued a series of executive orders rolling back protections for transgender individuals, including revising the Pentagon’s policy on transgender troops serving in the military. ABC News reports, “Trump claimed that service by troops who identify as a gender other than their biological one “conflicts with a soldier’s commitment to an honorable,
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The Palm Springs City Council unanimously approved temporarily easing the city’s vacation rental regulation to help LA wildfire evacuees who sought shelter in the Coachella Valley. In an effort to support those impacted, the city passed an adjustment to annual stay limits. According to Palm Springs Mayor Ron deHart, residents had been asking how they
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Desert Christian Academy center Hannah Shaver is this week’s student-athlete of the week. “She’s really a conqueror through and through,” head coach Zach Devane said. “She’s done her own work on her own time as far as playing club and committing time during volleyball season and in the spring and whatnot. When you want to
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El martes, recibimos varias llamadas y correos electrónicos en la sala de redacción de de televidentes que se preguntaban quién estaba realizando un puesto de control activo en Cathedral City. El puesto de control estaba cerca de Gerald Ford y Plumley Drive. Los agentes de la Patrulla de Caminos de California guiaban a los conductores entre
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Los supervisores del condado aprobaron una política en la reunión de la Junta de Supervisores del Condado de Riverside de hoy que evaluaría cómo se protegen los datos de los inmigrantes indocumentados. La política también creará un sitio web con información y recursos para inmigrantes. El Supervisor V. Manuel Pérez, del Distrito 4, y el
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Una persecución de un vehículo robado comenzó en Indio y terminó en Desert Hot Springs el martes por la mañana. El incidente comenzó poco antes de las 10:40 a. m. cuando los agentes localizaron un vehículo robado en el área de Desert Gardens y Avenue 48 en Indio, dijo la Oficina del Sheriff del condado
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Un hombre de 29 años debe ser juzgado por asesinato derivado de la muerte de un hombre de 20 años cuyo cuerpo fue encontrado en el desierto abierto de Desert Hot Springs, dictaminó un juez. Gabriel “Vago” Magdaleno fue detenido para responder el miércoles pasado en el Centro de Justicia Larson en Indio por un
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El Departamento de Policía de Cathedral City compartió detalles de la investigación de un asesinato-suicidio a principios de este mes. El asesinato-suicidio ocurrió el 20 de enero. La policía dijo que Adrián Silva Vizcaino, de 30 años, disparó a Ángel Torres, de 19 años, y a una mujer de 19 años antes de suicidarse horas
Continue Reading On Tuesday, we received a number of calls and emails into the News Channel 3 newsroom from viewers wondering who was conducting an active checkpoint in Cathedral City. The checkpoint was out near Gerald Ford and Plumley Drive. California Highway Patrol officers were guiding drivers between the cones. Many wondered if it was an immigration
Continue Reading The Cathedral City Police Department shared details from the investigation into a murder-suicide earlier this month. The murder-suicide happened on Jan. 20. Police said Adrian Silva Vizcaino, 30, shot Angel Torres, 19, and a 19-year-old woman before killing himself hours later in San Bernardino County. Torres was pronounced dead at the scene, the woman survived
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After spending weeks battling the devastating wildfires across Southern California, many firefighters are returning home from deployment. But what some are also bringing with them, trauma. Firefighters are constantly exposed to dangerous, at times life-threatening, situations. That can sometimes come at a cost. “The most difficult thing that firefighters experience is just due to being
Continue Reading County supervisors approved a policy at today’s Riverside County Board of Supervisors meeting that would evaluate how the data of undocumented immigrants is protected. The policy will also create a website with information and resources for immigrants. Supervisor V. Manuel Perez, of District 4, and Supervisor Yxstian Gutierrez, of District 5, proposed the item. The
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