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Desert Hot Springs High is hosting its first Football home game of the season. Families and friends came out to catch the action. Some say this is a big part of getting their child back into their regular routine following Tropical Storm Hilary. One family is watching their uncle and brother play for the very
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People across the valley have been helping the Cathedral City families impacted by tropical storm Hilary. Volunteers have helped with shoveling and passing food and water. Valley resident Margaret Gutierrez has been on site every day since the flood. “I think it’s really important for people to understand that this was a small part of
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Riverside County completed its flood control road project in Palm Springs ahead of schedule, just days before Tropical Storm Hilary brought record amounts of rain to the Valley. Traces of mud and debris were left behind, but for gallery owner, Tom Ross, it’s nothing close to the damage he saw in 2017 when water rushed
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Las inundaciones provocadas por la tormenta provocaron el cierre de varias carreteras en el valle de Coachella. El martes, varias carreteras, incluida la Interestatal 10, habían sido reabiertas. Esta es una lista de los anuncios oficiales de cierre, sin embargo, los funcionarios dijeron que en un momento dado, un determinado camino puede estar abierto o
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Five days after Tropical Storm Hilary, knee-deep mud still covers the Mendiola family’s kitchen and living room. “Unfortunately we’re still kind of shock at the moment, we’re just trying to pick up the pieces, and taking day by day,” said Arcie Mendiola, a Cathedral City resident. The Mendiola family lives in the same Cathedral City
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An expanding ridge of high pressure will aid in the rise of temperatures into and through the weekend. Saturday’s heat risk is ‘moderate’ meaning a “level of heat (that) affects most individuals sensitive to heat, especially those without effective cooling and/or adequate hydration.” The heat risk will increase to ‘major’ early next week. An Excessive
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A local non-profit called Assistance League Coachella Valley (ALCV) helps provide necessities to children in need, in all three school districts. This year some of the items the ALCV donated to children was a backpack filled with underwear, shorts, socks, hygiene items, and much more. ALCV President, Christine McClain said seeing the joy in the
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A vigil is being held at La Quinta Civic Center Park on Saturday, marking two years since Corporal Hunter Lopez lost his life in Afghanistan. The vigil is going to be held on August 26 from 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. The address is 78495 Calle Tampico in La Quinta. Corporal Lopez and his family
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Today we should see dew points and humidity readings start to dry up a bit heading into the weekend as monsoonal flow moves farther east. By this evening, it should feel less muggy out there. Temperatures remain fairly close to our seasonal averages through the weekend, but we are expecting a warm-up into next week.
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The Riverside County Animal Shelter and Animal Samaritans are temporarily closed in Thousand Palms because of flooding from Tropical Storm Hilary. “The main road, which is Rio del Sol is completely flooded and closed. So we have zero access to the clinic at this time,” said Justine Ziembo, Veterinary Practice Manager for Animal Samaritans. “We
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As of this morning, California is experiencing the best drought conditions in over three and a half years! The Drought Severity and Coverage Index measures drought conditions on a scale from 0 to 500. Right now, our DSCI is 8! This means drought is virtually non-existent in California! This is the best DSCI score since
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Sentimientos encontrados se vivieron en la primaria Palm View en este primer día de clases.
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Congressman Raul Ruiz took a valley-wide aerial tour to assess the aftermath of Tropical Storm Hilary. California Highway Patrol conducted the tour over heavily-affected areas like the I-10 and Bob Hope, Desert Hot Springs, Indio, Coachella, Mecca, Desert Shores, and Salton City. Congressman Ruiz said the damage was, “…worse than he anticipated.” “Clearly, our infrastructure
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A grieving family has identified a 16-year-old boy who was shot and killed on Sunday in the City of Coachella as Joseph Aroz. Aroz was shot and killed just outside his family’s home in the middle of Tropical Storm Hilary. The investigation into his killing remains ongoing, but his family is hoping members of the
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The aftermath of Tropical Storm Hilary continues to grip the region as a vital Palm Springs artery could remain closed for months. Officials said Indian Canyon Drive, which has extensive damage due to extreme flooding underneath several feet of mud, could take until late October to repair and reopen. The severity of the situation has
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Local employees of Home Depot have been shoveling mud in Cathedral City since Wednesday. A Home Depot official says they have dug out ten cars from garages and driveways in the past two days. “We are Team Depot and the Home Depot Foundation; we’re out here trying to help the community clear out as much
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Mientras el distrito escolar se prepara, ellos también piden el apoyo de los padres.
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