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A front will swing through later today and into tomorrow, bringing some gusty conditions and cooler temps for the rest of the week. The Jetstream is easing that cooler air in our direction as soon as tomorrow. A Wind Advisory is in place for the Coachella Valley in anticipation of gustier conditions on Tuesday. The
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Power Trip weekend has come to an end and festival attendees were starting to make their way out of the Coachella Valley Monday morning. Tens of thousands of people attended the festival from all over the world, meaning the flow of traffic will be impacted as people begin the trek home. Traffic is likely to
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Angus Young (AC/DC’s Guitarist) surprised a crowd of fans at the AC/DC High Voltage pop-up at Club 5 in Indio. The crowd surrounded Young as he walked the grounds of the bar. A local security company, Serna and Associates, walked Young around the bar so he could see every part of the pop-up and meet
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It was a lively turnout Saturday at the First Annual Coachella Valley Filipino Festival. “We were skeptical if there was a big Filipino following in the valley and surprisingly, look at us, we’re here and you know, it still gives me chills every time,” said Palm Desert native, Raychelle Devilla. This Filipino festival was the
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Coachella Valley Firebird Fans are home at Acrisure Arena for a preseason game. The Firebirds will take on the Henderson Silver Knights this Sunday, October 8th, at 3 p.m. PT. Even though it was not a packed house, the fans we spoke to said they were ready for a fun and exciting season. They say they
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It’s a project working to build sustainable and affordable housing for some deserving families. We had the opportunity to take a first hand look at the “Welcome Home Initiative” that is meeting the needs of Coachella Valley farm workers. “We are helping families to adapt to the challenges of climate change,” said Sergio Carranza founder Pueblo
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After a weekend in the triple digits, cooler days are on the way. A trough of low pressure moves in over the next few days, causing potentially gusty conditions starting Monday night. Winds will ramp up through Tuesday night, especially in wind prone spots. Winds will usher in cooler air, bringing temperatures down to the
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A weak ridge of high pressure will continue to push daytime high temperatures into the upper 90s and low 100s across the valley through Monday. The arrival of a low pressure system will lead to a downward temperature trend by the beginning of the work week. Seasonable temperatures are on the way but it will
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Daytime high temperatures in Southern California continue to soar. A Heat Advisory remains in effect for areas west of the Coachella Valley until 7 p.m. Saturday. As we look ahead to the upcoming week, the current ridge of high pressure breaks down and a new trough moves in its place. This will trigger gusty conditions
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Update at 11:30 a.m. The CHP confirmed the driver of the Camry was uninjured and arrested for DUI. Update at 9:20 a.m. An official with California Highway Patrol said a silver Toyota Camry was the first to crash while driving on Eastbound I-10, just west of Washington Street. The driver reportedly got out of the
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Temperatures are set to stay in the low triple digits this weekend. This above-normal warming trend is due to a building ridge of high pressure over the West Coast. While the Coachella Valley is not under a Heat Advisory like areas west of the desert, it will still be important to follow heat safety precautions
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It was a fiery slate of games in this week’s High School Football games, headlined by the Cook Street Rivalry and a battle for first place in the DVL. GAME OF THE WEEK – Cook Street Rivalry Palm Desert – 6(1-6) / DEL: 1-1)@Xavier Prep – 10(5-1) / DEL: 2-0F Other Week 8 match-ups Shadow
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Week 8 high school football highlights & scores: XP beats PD in Cook St Rivalry, YV conquers CV to take 1st place
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Update 7:30 p.m. The game has been canceled, the team announced. Individual game ticket buyers will receive a refund at the point of purchase. For Firebirds’ Season Ticket Members: additional information will be available in the coming days. The Firebirds will host the Henderson Silver Knights in their final preseason contest this Sunday, October 8th
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It certainly was a mild start to the month but as the week ends, temperatures continue to climb. The Heat Advisory for areas west of the desert has been expanded and extended through Saturday evening. The ridge of high pressure that’s been building over the West Coast this week will remain in place for the
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The deadline is approaching for homes and businesses damaged by Tropical Storm Hilary to apply for disaster loans. So how does the process work, and what do people here need to know? News Channel 3’s Peter Daut spoke with the public information officer for the U.S. Small Business Administration Louise Porter. If you have damage,
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The Twenty-Nine Palms Band of Mission Indians today donated 200 helmets and uniforms to three high school football teams in the Coachella Valley Unified School District. The NFL approved- and used-Riddell SpeedFlex and Shute helmets and uniforms were donated to the football teams from Coachella Valley, Desert Mirage and West Shores high schools, according to
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