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This morning a Frost Advisory expired at 9 a.m. as cold air gripped the region. This has also resulted in a Freeze Warning for parts of the Inland Empire for Wednesday morning as well. A storm system to our North will continue funneling cooler air into California, bringing some rain and snow to areas of
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The National Weather Service called a Frost Advisory for the Coachella Valley due to last night’s frigid temperatures which dipped into the low to mid 30s. Frost, or a thin layer of ice crystals that develop from water vapor, forms when temperatures reach below 36°. Frost is especially harmful to outdoor vegetation and agriculture; the
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Ayer en la corte de Indio, el juez ordenó un juicio contra un sujeto acusado de balacear a un hombre que estaba en el estacionamiento de un centro comercial de Coachella en mayo del 2022, se trata de Issac Vargas quien fue arrestado un mes después del tiroteo, además se encontraba libre bajo fianza por
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A large winter storm is impacting just about every state east of the Rocky Mountains. The map below highlights active watches, warnings and advisories for the nation. The bright red in the plains represents a blizzard warning, the yellow hugging the Gulf Coast represents a tornado watch, and the tan color from Texas to Massachusetts
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In October of 2022, the City of Palm Springs launched its organic waste collection services program, in accordance with Senate Bill 1383 (SB 1383). Since then, all residents and businesses have been required to separate food waste and yard waste into green bins, which allows Palm Springs Disposal Services (PSDS) to process the waste into compost
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American Legion Post 739 in Indio celebrated the latest completed enhancements to the building. Supervisor V. Manuel Perez provided county funding to help the American Legion Post repair its roof and put up a new wrought iron fence. The post received a grant of $63,000 for the projects through the Fourth District Community Improvement Designation
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In the wake of Friday’s magnitude 4.2 earthquake at the convergence of the San Andreas and San Jacinto fault zones, there are concerns that could have been a foreshock for a much bigger quake. Some geophysicists are warning about the possibility of a major seismic event along the San Andreas Fault, which runs through our
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Es por eso que piden la ayuda de la comunidad para poder resolver el caso frío.
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A Frost Advisory is in place for the Coachella Valley. It will be in effect from 1 AM to 9 AM Tuesday morning. Temperatures will be in the mid to low 30s, so it’s a good idea to bring in sensitive plants and to delay tee times for tomorrow morning. It is also very dry
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Local farmers and the Palm Springs Unified School District are working together to educate students about locally-grown produce through a grant program. Teresa Mattura is a farmer from Redlands who puts on presentations to educate students about local produce that is raised right here in California. “I work to sell my fruits and vegetables to local school districts,”
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The Riverside County District Attorney’s office today sought help from the public in identifying a woman who was murdered by the “Happy Face” serial killer 31 years ago. “Our goal is to identify this victim and provide closure to her family, wherever they may be,” Riverside County District Attorney Mike Hestrin said in a statement.
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Construction for a new transit hub in Coachella will begin this week. The transit hub will be located on 4th Street and Cesar Chavez Street. The project will take an estimated six months to complete. The Sunline Transit Agency is building the hub, and the city is overseeing the project. The $1.8 million investment comes
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Se estima que cerca de 700,000 inmigrantes en todo el estado se beneficien.
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There are freeze warnings in the Inland Empire, and an Air Quality Watch for the Valley after those blowing winds of the weekend. So far, the air quality is in the “Good” range for the Valley and most of the region. Tomorrow morning, the Valley will be under a Frost Advisory from 1 a.m. until
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There were some familiar faces at Sunday night’s Golden Globes. On Thursday several Hollywood heavy hitters kicked off award season here in Palm Springs to celebrate this past year’s best cinema. Fast forward to Sunday, many of those stars took over the red carpet at the Beverly Hilton for this year’s Golden Globes. To no
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The Palm Springs International Film Festival is returning to the Coachella Valley Thursday, January 4. Well into its third decade, the festival continues to be a force in the world of film. In honor of its 35th anniversary we spoke with Turner Classic Movies host, Dave Karger who will be presenting some films that debuted the
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Golfers are in full swing as they play rounds of golf while giving back to the community at the Third Annual Chabad Golf Classic at Desert Willow. 135 golfers participated and their family members. The tournament director, David Tsikman tells News Channel 3 that the tournament is all about the children. This tournament benefits the C-kids and
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