Skip to Content

Video

City of Palm Springs proclaims “Splash House Day” for 10th year anniversary

Music enthusiasts and festival-goers this weekend will mark a decade of the sun-soaked dance music extravaganza Splash House. Palm Springs city council officially declared August 11, 2023 as “Splash House Day,” commemorating the 10th anniversary of the iconic dance music festival. The proclamation ceremony took place Friday at the Renaissance hotel, ringing in the weekend

Continue Reading

Texas woman suspected of DUI after hitting ‘Don’t Drink and Drive’ sign in Palm Springs

 A 27-year-old woman was arrested early today on suspicion of almost hitting a group of pedestrians before colliding into a “Don’t Drink and Drive” signboard during a DUI checkpoint, but was later released on bond. The woman, a Texas resident, was arrested shortly after midnight Friday at the intersection of East Tahquitz Canyon Way and

Continue Reading

Assemblymember Greg Wallis honors Coachella Valley Firebirds for inaugural season

The Coachella Valley Firebirds were honored Thursday afternoon by Assemblyman Greg Wallis for their accomplishments on the ice, within their team, and in the community. Wallis presented the native hockey team with a California State Assembly Resolution for their historic and successful inaugural season this year. “They’ve been great community partners, they’ve energized the Coachella

Continue Reading

State offers $25 million grant for medium and heavy-duty electric vehicle charging infrastructure

The state is funding $25 million in incentives for zero-emissions commercial vehicles. California Energy Commission (CEC) and CALSTART are behind the incentive program called the Energy Infrastructure Incentives for Zero-Emission Commercial Vehicles or EnergIIZE. CALSTART is a nonprofit that focuses on overcoming barriers to adopting clean vehicles and modernizing the transportation industry. EnergIIZE Commercial Vehicles

Continue Reading

Another humid day

Dew points remain elevated today but should start to dry out by tomorrow. An area of low pressure, coupled with high pressure well to the East, is funneling in the moisture from our South. That low will continue hanging off the coast through tomorrow. Highs start to warm a little heading into the weekend and

Continue Reading

I-Team: Most local school buses are now air-conditioned but students aren’t guaranteed a cool ride home

Students are returning to classrooms around the Coachella Valley this month as our summertime desert temperatures remain well-embedded in the triple digits. For parents with children who ride school buses to and from school each day, concerns about hot buses have long been a reality. Those who ride school buses at the start and end of their

Continue Reading