Video

Investigators with Loma Linda University collected 72 water samples from fast food soda fountains in the Eastern Coachella Valley.  “We just looked at the water, and we found that there is cultivable coliforms, so coliforms actually grows on plates,” said Ryan Sinclair, one of the study’s authors. Sinclair says coliforms are an indicator of water

Every September, food banks across the nation raise awareness about Hunger Action Month. As News Channel 3’s Hernán Quintas reports, the valley’s FIND Food Bank is encouraging residents and businesses to join the movement. “We are doing this to help the community that we serve. these folks need our help, we’re helping them in the

Jonathan Yslas uses public transportation on a regular basis, namely services offered by Sunline Transit Agency. Over the past couple of months, however, Yslas has become concerned with changes he’s noticed that have impacted his commute. “One day the bus was 2 hours late and the following day it didn’t come at all. I had

Palm Springs City Manager, Scott Stiles, said the city is “cautiously optimistic”  about reopening N. Indian Canyon Drive during Tuesday night’s city council meeting.   For more on last night’s city council meeting, click here.  According to the city, the road, which was severely damaged by flooding from Tropical Storm Hilary, could reopen to “emergency access”

Riverside County officials are accused of bribing sexual assault victims in exchange for their silence.  According to court documents filed in Riverside County on Monday by attorneys representing two women, the victims were allegedly subjected to sexual abuse, harassment, and intimidation by Christian Phillip Heidecker between March and April of 2023, during which Heidecker was