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Dos jóvenes de 18 años detenidos con supuestamente más de 99 libras de píldoras de fentanilo cerca del Valle de Coachella
Agentes de la Patrulla Fronteriza detuvieron a dos hombres de 18 años a los que supuestamente se les encontraron más de 99 libras de pastillas de fentanilo. Según el agente jefe de la USBP, Gregory K. Bovino, la detención se produjo durante un control de tráfico en la interestatal 10, cerca del valle de Coachella.
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A more seasonable week compared to last
It is considerably more seasonable this week! Although the initial trough has begun moving off to the east, the slightly warmer temperatures won’t last long. Breezy conditions will return to the desert Wednesday, lowering our daily high by a few degrees. It will continue to be very mild this week with daily highs remaining in
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“It’s something that sticks in your brain;” Valley School Districts help students navigate social media amid Israel and Hamas war
Amid the ongoing Israel and Hamas war, educators throughout the Coachella Valley are sharing tips for parents and students to help them navigate social media as war-related images flood the internet. The Coachella Valley Unified School District was the first to put out guidance. News Channel 3’s Bianca Ventura has more on how CVUSD is helping
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Rancho Mirage hosts its annual State of the City
Rancho Mirage city officials and the Rancho Mirage Chamber of Commerce are partnering to host the annual State of the City. The event, which falls on the 50th anniversary of Rancho Mirage, gives city leaders, business professionals and residents the opportunity to connect about the successes, potential changes and challenges facing the city. News Channel
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Mild conditions persist through the week
We hit 84 yesterday, and will be minimally warmer today but still below our seasonal average of 89. High pressure is in full control of our forecast, but a trough up North will provide some cooling for tomorrow and the rest of the week. That cooler air will be even more prevalent into the weekend.
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‘Lithium Valley Clean Tech Hub Consortium’ receives $500K grant
The Economic Development Administration selected the Lithium Valley Clean Tech Hub Consortium as one of its grant recipients for the tech hub program. The grant is $500,000. Several different federal agencies will soon be coming together to hash out the details for what the tech hub will look like. Valley Congressman Dr. Raul Ruiz says
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Octubre mes de la concientización del cáncer de seno. Banco de comida Find y Desert Care Network unen fuerzas para brindar recursos
Con motivo del mes de concientización sobre el cáncer de seno, Find Food Bank y Desert Care Network están trabajando para asegurarse de que las familias de todo el valle de Coachella, no sólo obtengan los alimentos que necesitan, sino también la información y los recursos locales para las mamografías. De acuerdo con las estadísticas en el
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21-year-old killed in motorcycle crash early Monday morning in La Quinta
A 21-year-old motorcyclist was pronounced dead after a crash early Monday morning in La Quinta. The crash was reported at around 2:30 a.m. near the intersection of Avenida Bermudas and Calle Tecate. According to the Riverside County Sheriff’s Office, deputies arrived to the scene and found a green 2014 Kawasaki motorcycle on the sidewalk and
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Indian Canyon area projects and updates
The city has posted that Indian Canyon will be closed on Wednesday, October 25th night, between Garnet Avenue and Sunrise Parkway for construction striping, realigning Indian Canyon Drive as part of the Indian Canyon Drive Widening Project. The city is working to finish up repairs due to Hilary. The Indian Canyon area has multiple construction
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Nuevo sensor en el Salton Sea monitorea los contaminantes que causan los olores desagradables
La meta es estudiar los impactos en la salud pública.
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Mild conditions are expected all week
Some gusts will gradually pick up heading into the evening hours. These will be mainly in the usual wind-prone areas such as the pass, the I-10 corridor and Desert Hot Springs. A fairly strong trough of low pressure has dug into Southern California. This is what brought in our mild temperatures this morning. Weak high
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DAP Health receives $1 million in state funding
DAP Health received a $1 million appropriation from Governor Gavin Newsom’s 2023-2024 state budget. David Brinkman, the CEO of DAP Health, says the money will be used to expand the nonprofit’s Sunrise campus in Palm Springs and address the growing medical workforce shortage. “This very generous funding from the state of California will help us
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Man shot in Indio Park; School lockdown lifted
Indio Police said that they responded to a shooting around 9:50 a.m. Monday in the area of North Jackson Park near Crest Avenue. When officers arrived on scene, they found a man with a non-life-threatening gunshot wound. Paramedics were on scene as of 10:15 a.m. Monday treating the victim. Nearby Andrew Jackson Elementary School on
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Gusty and cooler to start the week
Air Quality is being reported as good for now thanks to the calmer winds. A trough of low pressure has dug into Southern California. This is bringing in an abundance of cooler air from the north and is giving us mild temperatures today. This system was also responsible for the gusty conditions over the weekend.
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The Desert Candlelight Concerts series start Thursday with Marc Antonelli
Visit Desert Candlelight Concerts for more information
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Time again for the annual Desert Aids Walk, re-branded this year as the DAP Health Equity Walk
Visit daphealth.org for more information
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