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TODEC Legal Center and Lift to Rise are recognizing historically underpaid workers with billboards that are currently placed around the valley. According to TODEC, their annual “The Real Coachella” billboards are meant to represent local farm workers, “…that harvest the food for all and at times cannot afford food for their own.” Lift to Rise’s
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Shadow Hills baseball pitcher and outfielder Julian Herrera is this week’s student-athlete of the week. Primarily pitching on the mound for the Knights, Herrera mentioned it is all about being calm and collected in the moment. “I just try to stay calm, and I try not to overthink things,” Herrera said. I mean, being a
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The McCallum Theatre said the new season, which kicks off in October and lasts through May 2025, will include six Broadway shows, Broadway stars, musicians, and dance companies. Watch Peter Daut’s interview with artistic director Mitch Gershenfeld, and visit McCallumTheatre.org for tickets.
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TODEC Legal Center y Lift to Rise están reconociendo a los trabajadores históricamente mal pagados con espectaculares publicitarias colocadas por todo el valle. Según TODEC, sus vallas publicitarias anuales “The Real Coachella” pretenden representar a los trabajadores agrícolas locales, “…que cosechan la comida para todos y a veces no pueden permitirse la suya propia”. Las
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A building ridge of high pressure over Southern California is bringing the heat this week! While we’re not tracking records, the First Alert Weather Team is tracking the arrival of temperatures in the 90s for the first time in 2024. The 90s will grace the desert through the workweek before a trough of low pressure
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Cathedral City is set to move forward with road repair projects in the Panorama neighborhood which was severely damaged in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Hilary. At Wednesday’s meeting, The City Council will vote on whether to approve new proposal bids on sidewalk replacement for Panorama Neighborhoods. The street paving project will cover 5 streets
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Our weather pattern remains fairly unchanged. The area of low pressure which was helping to keep us cool has loosened its grip allowing for temperatures to sharply rise into the mid-to-upper 80s. We will see temperatures continue to rise this week as a result of high pressure building over SoCal. As a result of offshore
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A teenage driver was killed, and four others were badly injured, in a high-speed wreck in Cathedral City Monday night. The Riverside County Coroner’s Office identified the driver killed as Noah Garcia, 19, of Cathedral City. Police say they also found two loaded and unregistered handguns in a speeding car that slammed into a second
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A passing trough of low pressure is bringing the wind today! The gusty offshore winds we are currently experiencing will follow us through the evening, tapering into Tuesday. Despite the wind, temperatures were still able to warm into the 80s this afternoon. Temperatures will climb into the 90s for the first time this year by
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Weekend one of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival is set for April 12-14, and will officially kick-off festival season in the Coachella Valley. Following two consecutive weekends of that festival, the Empire Polo Grounds transition into a set up for the Stagecoach Festival. For local business owners, it’s a time to cash in
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Hoy por fin llegó el día que varios estudiantes del séptimo y octavo grado estaban esperando.
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Five years after Rancho Mirage committed to develop new affordable housing as part of a lawsuit settlement, a Riverside County judge recently found the city violated that agreement by failing to do so within two years. The city’s mayor, Steve Downs, said new affordable housing plans are in the works. “It’s very important economically for
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The valley is preparing for a surge of visitors who will be staying in short-term vacation rentals. It’s important for everyone to be ready and ensure that all necessary accommodations are in place, like being a good neighbor, even if it is for a short period of time. When renting out homes for short vacations
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Monday’s solar eclipse will be partially visible in the Coachella Valley at 11:15 a.m. From the desert, we will see 53% of the sun covered by the moon. The total solar eclipse will continue from Mexico, then head to Texas and all the way up to Maine. Parts of 15 U.S. states are within the
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