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Residents in some Indio and La Quinta areas woke up without video, internet, and phone service on Friday. Spectrum is blaming “a damaged fiber optic cable caused by vandalism.” Indio Police are investigating. Site of the outage Dennis Johnson, Senior Director West Region Communications for Spectrum, tells News Channel 3 that at least half of
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The Desert Healthcare District Board approved what they call its high-priority strategic plan and goals for the next two years. They shared that community initiatives strengthening the Coachella Valley’s environment will be one of three priorities for the District and Foundation’s grantmaking process in the future. “As I think we can all understand environmental health
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The Coachella Valley Firebirds are back at Acrisure Arena as excitement builds for the first home games of 2024. They are coming back to the ‘bird barn with a pair of high-scoring wins as they head into back-to-back battles on Saturday and Sunday against the Abbotsford Canucks. News Channel 3 caught up with the players
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Now that the 2024 golf calendar is underway, the second annual Galleri Classic is in sight with some new excitement. The PGA Champions Tour event will be held from March 25-31st, finishing this time on Easter Sunday. Tournament Director Michelle DeLancy says they are thrilled to welcome everyone back to Mission Hills CC and they
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A felon who joined two others in breaking into a house that had been evacuated due to threats from a large wildfire near Hemet was on probation today after admitting misdemeanor charges. John Jason Blackwood, 45, of Hemet on Thursday admitted a trespassing count, along with a charge of entering an area closed due to
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Daytime high temperatures will remain closer to the seasonal average (70°) today. Fair conditions will close out the work week but an incoming low pressure system will bring changes this weekend. Expect a cool down back into the low to mid 60s with overnight lows in the low 40s. A Frost Advisory will remain in
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It was a night to see the A-list movie stars in Palm Springs. They were all in town for the 35th annual Palm Springs International Film Awards. Our crews were at the Palm Springs Convention Center where fans greeted their favorite stars before they took the red carpet. Mark Ruffalo attended this year’s awards on
Continue Reading It’s here! The 2024 Palm Springs International Film Festival started Thursday with the Awards Gala. You can watch the complete awards gala and red carpet arrivals, as well as some highlights from both below: Awardees and presenters gathered at the Palm Springs Convention Center. News Channel 3’s Angela Chen and Patrick Evans were live on
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3-year-old Amelie Paredes Sotelo was left quadriplegic last December, after she choked on a gummy candy in front of her family inside their La Quinta home. Her parents are now warning others against consuming Candy Land Gummy Dot candies produced by the Philadelphia-based company and toy company Hasbro. “I would not want this to happen
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Ya está aquí. El Festival Internacional de Cine de Palm Springs 2024 comenzó el jueves con la gala de entrega de premios. Entre los galardonados de este año figuran: HomenajeadoPremioPresentadorGalardonados anterioresDanielle BrooksThe Color PurpleSpotlight Award,ActressTajiri P. Henson+ Blitz BazawuleKristen Stewart, Amy Adams, JessicaChastain, Helen Hunt, Allison Janney, JuliaRoberts and Yuh-Jung YounPaul GiamattiThe HoldoversIcon AwardSandra OhGlenn
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El día de los Reyes Magos es el 6 de enero.
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A Frost Advisory is in place for the Inland Empire for Friday and Saturday mornings. Low temperatures will fall to the mid to low 30s. You may want to bring in some of your more vulnerable plants to protect them. Tonight the Quadrantid meteor shower will peak. Up to 120 meteors per hour are possible,
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Locals are gathering near the Palm Springs Film Festival for a protest to gain visibility for Palestinian people as the Israeli-Hamas War continues. They are protesting for a permanent cease-fire. “We’re choosing to protest this event because of the global visibility”, says local activist Joshua Dunn. “Being politically active in the Coachella Valley is extremely
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The California Department of Water Resources (DWR) conducts monthly snow surveys from January through April. The first of these surveys was conducted on January 2nd at Phillips Station in the Sierra Nevadas. The survey reported a 30% snowpack compared to the previous year’s 177%. California’s Sierra Nevada mountains serve as a natural snowbank. During the
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If you couldn’t snag a ticket to the Palm Springs International Film Festival Awards Gala, not to worry. You can watch it all on the livestream. But what audiences don’t get to see is the fabulous afterparty, which has taken place at the Parker Palm Springs for nearly 20 years now. The charmingly bold and
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Shortly before midnight our time (about 4:00pm in Japan), an extremely powerful 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck the northern tip of the Noto Peninsula in the Ishikawa Prefecture. This, combined with the dozens of aftershocks, prompted the Japanese Meteorological Agency to issue Tsunami Warnings across the country. This was the first time a Major Tsunami Warning
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