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The City of Indio was looking for public feedback on safe routes to schools and community connections around the city. In order to garner public opinion, the city posted a link on their Facebook Page with a survey. The survey focuses on how students and residents get to school, whether there are sidewalks along their
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Today is another warm day in the Coachella Valley with temperatures at least 5° above average. We will feel some slight cooling tomorrow along with an increase in our winds. An Excessive Heat Watch has been issued for the valley beginning 10 AM Friday. Temperatures will be well above average with highs near 115 not
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Update: The fire remains at 64.3 acres and is now 100% contained as of 8:12 AM on June 12. Cal Fire reports that fire resources will be patrolling the fire throughout the day for any hot spots. Update: As of 6:30 PM, the fire remains at 64.3 acres and is now 40% contained. “At the
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The North American Monsoon is a seasonal shift of the winds and weather pattern in the desert Southwest. Monsoon Awareness Week is this week and runs from June 9th – June 15th, 2024. Monsoon season officially begins on June 15th and lasts through September 30th. As temperatures warm on land throughout the summer, a persistent
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The Palm Springs Police Department is warning the public about a new “sextortion” scam affecting the LGBTQ+ community. According to Palm Springs Police Chief Andy Mills, the department is, “…working on a sextortion case where the victim attempted a hook-up on Grindr. The suspect(s) are likely juveniles from out of town. When the victim met
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To start the day, we had a minor earthquake centered just north of Indio, a 3.2 that rattled nerves and window panes this morning, but no reports of injuries of damage. Did you feel it? After we hit 110 yesterday, highs will give us a little break, though still above average today: We remain surrounded
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The Palm Springs Police Department is using new technology to improve communication between its department and the public. It’s being called ‘Power Engage’, and its designed to bring more transparency to police reports, as well as give people a way to send their feedback directly to the PSPD. News Channel Three’s Tori King spoke with
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The 2024 Calder Cup Finals will begin Friday, June 14. It will be a 2-3-2 format with the home team dependent on the result of Game 7 between Cleveland-Hershey. If Hershey wins the ECF, they'll have home ice in the Finals. If Cleveland wins the ECF, Coachella Valley will have home ice in the Finals.
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El Consejo de Trabajo Agrícola de California es una agencia estatal que ayuda a los trabajadores agrícolas de California y aquí en el valle de Coachella que sufren represalias en su lugar de trabajo. Todos los trabajadores agrícolas sin importar su estatus migratorio, bajo la ley tienen derechos laborales. El Consejo de Trabajo Agrícola de
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Members of the LBGBTQ+ community are twice as likely to face food insecurity, according to the non-profit “Feeding America.” “We’re looked at as other in a lot of different categories, and LGBTQ plus people, they face challenges with employment, with housing, etc, so it extends into their food life as well,” said Charles Huff, director
Continue Reading La tasa de propagación se detuvo en un incendio de maleza que quemó un poco más de 64 acres en Cabazon el martes por la tarde. El incendio ardió en el área de Bonita Avenue y Elm Street, justo al sur de la Interestatal 10. Llegó al lado este de la autopista antes de que
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La rampa de entrada en dirección oeste se cerró en Cook Street después de que un camión volcara en la Interestatal 10. Según la Patrulla de Caminos de California, el camión volcado derramó aproximadamente 10 galones de gasolina diesel y arena en la carretera. El camión estaba bloqueando la rampa, dos carriles y una señal
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Desert Sands USD started their Summer Meal Service yesterday, All those 18 years old and younger are able to receive free breakfast and lunch whether attending summer school or not. The meal must be eaten on site. Below are a list of locations where students can get meals this summer:
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Temperatures this afternoon have climbed more than 5° above the average for the date (103°). The rest of the evening will remain quite warm, keeping the 90s around through the 10 o’clock hour. Wednesday night and into Thursday, the area of low pressure off the coast will begin to move inland. This will strengthen onshore
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Starting this week, libraries within the Riverside County Library System, or RCLS, are providing free lunches, books, STEM learning opportunities, crafts and more for children across the valley. The RCLS “Lunch at the Library” program is a project by the California State Library and is supported with state funds. You can find “Lunch at the
Continue ReadingHighs yesterday hit 106 and we’ll see very similar highs later this afternoon. We’re only slightly above normal, but areas surrounding from the Central Valley of California to Las Vegas and Phoenix will be under more significant heat, with heat advisories and excessive heat warnings through Thursday in many instances. A Coastal Eddy lingers along
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