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Cathedral City Businesses React to Possible Sales Tax Increase
The Cathedral City City Council voted unanimously Wednesday to place a measure on the November ballot that would raise the sales tax by 1/2 cent per dollar. These funds cannot be taken by the state, which according to officials has taken about $30 million from the city in the last five years. According to city
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Weather Insider: How local athletes stay safe in intense summer heat
There’s no easy way to put it… the planet is warming. Since the 1970s, more than 85% of the United States now experiences more extremely hot summer days. While what constitutes an extremely hot day is relative to where you are, we are seeing more and more of them. Some places, like Miami, FL now
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Palm Springs set to relocate ‘Forever Marilyn’
Marilyn is headed to a move! The city of Palm Springs announced that it has reached an agreement to relocate the “Forever Marilyn” sculpture to the Downtown Park. The move will settle a lawsuit filed by the Committee to Relocate Marilyn in 2021 over Marilyn’s current location on Museum Way. The committee argued its placement
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Plenty of heat to go around the desert
It was another hot day in the Coachella Valley, with Palm Springs setting a record-high temperature for the date! 120° was reached at 3:56 PM, breaking the previous record of 119° set in 1943. The Excessive Heat Warning remains in effect for all of Riverside County’s deserts through 8 p.m. Friday. The Heat Advisory for
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Citlalli Ortiz, oriunda del Valle de Coachella, representará a México en los Juegos Olímpicos de 2024 en París
Citlalli Ortiz está a punto de cumplir el sueño de su vida. Ortiz representará a México en los Juegos Olímpicos de 2024 en París, Francia. “Estoy muy emocionada. Creo que es un gran logro, ser olímpica en general”, dijo Ortiz. La púgil de 24 años nació en Rancho Mirage, Ca. en el Hospital Eisenhower y
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I-Team: Theft for Hire
Thousands of dollars of personal belongings stolen after a valley resident used a service she thought she could trust. “I didn’t think I had to worry about that” News Channel 3 I-Team investigator Peter Daut goes deeper into the ongoing investigation. Watch the special report Theft for Hire, Thursday at 6:00 p.m. on News Channel
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Patients raise concerns about hospital wait times at Eisenhower Health
Several people have reached out to News Channel 3 in the past few months to share their concerns over emergency department wait times at Eisenhower Health in Rancho Mirage. Some patients have reported waiting up to 8 hours to receive care while they experienced pain. One of these patients is Sam Zaidins, a longtime Palm
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School Supplies giveaway targets rising demand in the Community
More families need school supplies for the upcoming school year, Michael Aaronson, an event organizer said he’s noticed. Aaronson said on Thursday, The Salvation Army Dick & Beverly Davis Corps Community Center is having a back to school event. “We have over 20 vendors from around the Valley coming to support our event,” Aaronson said.
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Palm Springs Set to Implement Stricter Financial Oversight Amid Queerworks Investigation
The City of Palm Springs continues to investigate CEO of Queerworks Jacob Rostovsky for alleged ‘misappropriation of funds’ which were intended for the city’s Universal Basic Income Pilot Program. Records show the Palm Springs City Council approved payments to Queerworks, in which a majority of funds went towards staffing costs. But Council member Lisa Middleton
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Familias en Thermal se quedan sin agua y electricidad
Imagínate usted no tener agua ni electricidad en temperaturas de más de ciento quince grados…. en Thermal, hay tres familias que tienen niños y otros sufren por problemas de salud. La situación empezó el jueves pasado cuando la familia notó que su casa no tenía electricidad ni agua. La familia se comunicó varias veces con
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