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Passover is a significant time for many Jewish families. It is a time to come together with family and recount the story of the exodus from Egypt while eating a special meal called the seder. Rabbi Steven Rosenberg from Temple Isaiah, the Jewish Community Center in Palm Springs is hosting the largest synagogue-based Passover seder
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Earth Day is a great time to consider how you can help out our planet. Whether it be by picking up a piece of trash on the side of the road, or committing to using more sustainable items, here are a few ways you can celebrate Earth Day at home. Consider supporting local businesses that
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Este mes, los miembros del Ayuntamiento de La Quinta aprobaron por unanimidad los primeros planos de diseño de su nuevo campus cultural. El campus, que servirá de extensión del Museo de Arte de La Quinta, incluirá un edificio de archivos, espacios de aprendizaje y entretenimiento e instalaciones artísticas. “Nos hemos esforzado por conseguir unas instalaciones
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The first 100° day of the year has been recorded! High temperatures more than 10° above average were felt in Palm Springs again this afternoon, reaching the century mark at 1:59 p.m. This taste of summer is short-lived, with 80s returning by midweek. Breezy conditions can be expected Monday evening, especially along I-10, but the
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The California Highway Patrol is investigating a hit-and-run incident that left a person hurt in Palm Desert. Officers say a man was hit by a driver just around 9 a.m. Monday, on the eastbound lane of Varner Road, west of Washington Street. When officers arrived, they saw the man on the road with major injuries.
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Desert Hot Springs Police is investigating a shooting after a man was found injured Sunday night. The shooting happened just before 7 p.m. on Palm Drive near San Diego Drive. When officers arrived they found a 19-year-old man shot in his lower body with non-life injuries. Police say, the incident did not take place inside
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This month, La Quinta City Council members unanimously approved the early design plans for their new cultural campus. You can watch the full city council meeting here. The campus, which will serve as an extension of the La Quinta Art Museum, will include an archival building, learning and entertainment spaces and art installations. “We’ve really
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We avoided triple digits over the weekend, but just barely. Highs will remain in 90s to kick off the work-week, but cooling arrives midweek. A developing through to our North will bring in modestly cooler numbers as soon as tomorrow, but the real cooling arrives on Wednesday, along with some gusty winds. You can see
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Sunnylands Center and Gardens in Rancho Mirage hosted it annual Family Day event on Sunday morning. The public was invited to explore the desert ecosystems, plants, and animals in a fun-filled day here in the Coachella Valley. The event ran from 9:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., and parking and admission were free all day. Families
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The Coachella Valley Firebirds lost in a shootout to the San Diego Gulls 4-3 in their final regular season game. Held scoreless in both the first and second period, the Firebirds heated up scoring three goals from Andrew Poutralski, Logan Morrison, and John Hayden. Tied at three a piece into the shootout, Coachella Valley failed
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The city of Coachella presented Latin Grammy Award winning singer, Carin León with the key to the city. The ceremony has become an annual tradition of sorts during festival season. Our crews were there to capture the ceremony and a special performance by León for Coachella residents. Thousands of fans were in attendance at Coachella
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The annual festival ends today after two full weekends of performances by artists on star-studded stages in the desert. The festival has attracted thousands of people of all ages who have come together to enjoy music from different genres and participate in various activities. One of the festivalgoers revealed that they have been attending the
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Heading to the festival grounds this afternoon? Prepare for the heat by bringing hats, sunglasses, SPF, and a reusable water bottle! For the first time in 2024, temperatures could reach triple digits this afternoon. The above-average heat won’t last, though. A trough of low pressure arriving Wednesday will cool temperatures into the 80s. A big
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The Coachella Valley Firebirds defeated the San Diego Gulls 5-4 in overtime in the final road game of the season. Scoreless in the first, Tucker Robertson got the scoring started to make the game 3-1. The Firebirds heated up in the third period with three goals from Jani Nyman and Shane Wright. Marian Studenic sealed
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As high pressure builds over Southern California, we are seeing our temperatures rise. Highs today are in the mid to upper 90s with Sunday’s highs nearing, if not exceeding, 100°F. If this happens, it would be the first triple-digit day of 2024. Temperatures this evening will stay on the warmer side, with temperatures not falling
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We’re halfway through music festival season. Coachella Weekend 2 is underway and Stagecoach is still on the way next week. Tens of thousands of music lovers are in the valley to see their favorite artists. Music lovers from across the globe are making their way into the Empire Polo Grounds to watch their favorite artists.
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