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Disturbing details are emerging from the U.S. Border Patrol as multiple cases of suspected child smuggling and trafficking were discovered near the Coachella Valley. News Channel 3 anchor Karen Devine spoke with Gregory Bovino, the chief Border Patrol agent from the El Centro Sector about how they were able to determine three young children were
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Coachella Valley defeated rival Indio in 4 sets on Monday night. The Arabs were led by senior star Leslie Delgado who was the best player in the match. Senior star Leslie Delgado leads Coachella Valley over Indio in 4 sets tonight. Arabs are 3-0 in DVL this year, while the Rajahs fall to 2-1. It's
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The LGBTQ Community Center of the Desert is growing its footprint and services in Palm Springs thanks to a donation of more than 33,000 square feet of land. The land is located across from the center’s current building on Palm Canyon and was donated by Arnold Kassoy. The center says this will allow the organization
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Palm Springs Pride, the yearly event that celebrates diversity and inclusion in the Coachella Valley, needs more volunteers. Event organizers say tens of thousands of visitors attend the event each year. They say they need significant volunteer support to make sure the festival stays safe and organized. Last year, 320 volunteers helped staff the event.
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A mental competency trial will be held in November for a 44-year-old man accused of ambushing and killing a 30-year-old Riverside County sheriff’s deputy responding to a domestic violence call, prosecutors confirmed today. Jesse Ceazar Navarro of Lake Elsinore is charged with murder of a peace officer, attempted murder of a peace officer, special
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A ridge of high pressure is building over the West Coast today, resulting in warmer temperatures than last week. The ridge will continue to track inland, keeping temperatures warm for the first week of fall. Above-normal temperatures will be present throughout the week. The next chance for some relief looks to arrive early next week.
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Suicide rate in the Coachella Valley exceeds the county, state and country, according to a Desert Healthcare District and Foundation report in 2021. Rancho Mirage, Palm Springs, and Desert Hot Springs have the highest rates. Suicide is the 10th largest cause of death nationally. Here in the valley there are about 19.4 suicides for every
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Highs hit 103 on Sunday, and we’re expecting even warmer conditions into the work-week. High pressure building in across the Western U.S. will keep temps about 5 degrees above our seasonal average of 100. The Jet Stream is arching up far to the North, allowing the ridge of high pressure to dominate the forecast all
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After a one-week delay due to the nearby Line Fire, Oktoberfest festivities have resumed in full swing, drawing eager crowds ready to enjoy the event. The annual festival held in Big Bear, known for its authentic German beer and live music, was postponed last weekend as firefighters worked to contain the blaze. Organizers praised the
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Temperatures are warmer today compared to yesterday. This is expected given the warming trend across Southern California thanks to high pressure. These numbers are valid for 4:00 PM Sunday afternoon. Temperatures will continue to warm into early next week. Highs tomorrow will likely be one of the warmer days of the week. We can look
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Today is the autumnal equinox, officially marking the beginning of fall! However, our temperatures are doing quite the opposite of falling; instead, we’re tracking a warm-up as we round out the weekend. Palm Springs recorded a high temperature of 96° yesterday. Our temperatures continue to warm for Sunday – it’s a great day to enjoy
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Check Out: Resources for those impacted by three major SoCal wildfires(Includes interactive evacuation maps & shelter information) 9/22/24 Update 6:48 p.m. There was minimal activity in the Line Fire Sunday, however there was some smoldering and flare-ups. Temperatures will climb in the early part of the week, then another cool-down is expected. There have been
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As high pressure slowly moves into Southern California, we are tracking a warming trend across the region. Temperatures so far have been slightly more subdued than initially expected, but it’s still noticeably warmer than yesterday. The trend continues through the weekend, making for a fantastic pool day for Sunday. The temperature outlook shows warm colors
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JOSHUA TREE, California (KESQ) – Update: Morongo Bason Sheriff’s Department says Jonathan Rodriguez was located in a Joshua Tree home and taken into custody. They say he was found inside the home on Pueblo Trail at 2:22 p.m. Previous story: Around 3 this morning, Deputies attempted a vehicle stop in the area of Camino Idilio
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Showers and storms brought a bit of excitement to the weather in the Coachella Valley yesterday, but we can expect conditions to be much calmer in the days ahead. Saturday will be the start to some changes we can expect here in the valley. In contrast with the rain clouds yesterday, we can expect plenty
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Week 5 of high school football featured 13 local games. Friday, September 20 Serrano – 27@Palm Desert – 43FYucaipa – 14@Palm Springs – 32FPatriot – 33@Shadow Hills – 34FRancho Mirage – 27@Jurupa Hills – 30FIndio – 18@San Gorgonio – 42FCoachella Valley – 20@Central – 40FDesert Hot Springs – 0@Big Bear – 21FWest Valley – 42@Twentynine
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Hispanic Heritage Month is in full swing until October 15. The month long celebration is aimed at highlighting Latin American culture and the contributions of the Hispanic community. The Coachella Valley has a rich Hispanic community, and notable Hispanic leaders that are making a difference throughout the desert cities. We’re learning more about Sensei Tamara
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