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El primer proyecto de vivienda asequible en Palm Springs en más de una década está a punto de completarse, pero no sin desafíos. Los líderes de la ciudad aprobaron el lunes millones más en fondos para abordar los sobrecostos y los problemas de la cadena de suministro que plagan la construcción de The Monarch Apartment
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We’re continuing to follow the aftermath of the fire at the County Squire RV and Mobile Home Park in Desert Hot Springs. Dozens of residents have been staying at Desert Hot Springs High School while they wait to get the clearance to return to their homes. The first left almost a hundred people out of
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With fire season upon us, the Palm Springs Fire Department teamed up with Guide Dogs of the Desert today to provide a special training for a group of dogs that will eventually go on to help the visually impaired. This type of training is critical to ensure the best possible outcome during such an emergency
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The first affordable housing project in Palm Springs in more than a decade is nearing completion, but not without challenges. City leaders Monday approved millions more in funding to address cost overruns and supply chain issues plaguing the construction of The Monarch Apartment Homes. City council unanimously approved an additional $2.2 million, bringing the total
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La policía ha arrestado a dos sospechosos en relación con el asesinato en 2018 de Ramón Díaz, un popular instructor de jiu-jitsu de Cathedral City. Díaz fue asesinado en un tiroteo el 28 de marzo de 2018 en la cuadra 31000 de Whispering Palms Trail. Díaz era muy conocido en la comunidad local de artes
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A relentless ridge of high pressure is not ready to give up on the Desert Southwest just yet. The dome of hot air will continue to deliver above-normal temperatures for the remainder of the week. The clockwise flow of the high pressure is feeding moisture from the southeast into Southern California. We’ve been feeling the
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Se reporta un robo a mano armada en el centro comercial de Palm Desert donde provocó una breve presencia policial en el centro comercial el martes por la noche. El hecho se reportó alrededor de las 5:15 p.m. El Departamento del Sheriff del Condado de Riverside respondió inicialmente a los informes de un asalto con un
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Healthcare workers part of a labor union are picketing outside of Tenet Healthcare Hospitals Tuesday, to fight for what it says is a desperate need for more hands on deck among the hospital walls. Members part of the Service Employees International Union-United Healthcare Workers West (SEIU – UHW) are taking to 12 Tenet Healthcare facilities.
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Humidity will linger into today, but gradually dry out as we head into the rest of the week. That ridge of high pressure expands a bit, helping to reduce the humidity and dew points, but increase our temperatures through midweek. Heat is increasing so much so that an Excessive Heat Warning goes into effect today
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Plans to revise food truck guidelines in Palm Springs are moving forward. Palm Springs City Council voted 4-1 Monday night to make some changes to recommendations that could allow more food trucks more often. “I think we do want to support businesses in our city including food trucks,” said Councilmember Christy Holstege. “I think there
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Convicted murderer Luis Hassan, found guilty of the 1990 murder of his girlfriend, Kristina Lazzarini, is set to be released under California’s new compassionate release law. Hassan, a former Cathedral City police officer, was convicted of shooting Kristina in the head on her 27th birthday and staging the scene to look like a suicide. Steve
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“I love hockey.” Mickey Beatty is an 18-year-old from Thousand Palms who just started playing hockey two weeks ago, a new passion for puck inspired by our new hometown team. “I went to my first Firebirds game in March. It was the military appreciation game and I just loved it. And then I got into playoffs
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The continuous triple digit heat has posed some challenges for first responders. Matt Hein, an engineer and paramedic with Palm Springs Fire Department says, “It can be brutal. There’s days where it’s super uncomfortable.” First responders like Hein carry out medical aid, respond to fires and car wrecks daily while wearing their yellow coats. “Three
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The U.S. citizenship test is being updated, and some immigrants and advocates worry the changes will hurt test-takers with lower levels of English proficiency. There are mixed views we are investigating. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services proposes that the new test adds a speaking section to assess English skills. An officer would show photos of
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Last week, the Coachella Valley Mosquito and Vector Control District found infected mosquitoes in Palm Springs. To watch and read our coverage about these infected mosquitoes and what CVMVCD is doing to stop the spread of the virus, click here. The main concern when a mosquito tests positive for West Nile Virus is the potential
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Llamado a veteranos de guerra expuestos a las tóxicas fosas de combustión a solicitar sus beneficios bajo la Ley Pact. No hay fecha limite para solicitar los beneficios, pero si presenta su reclamo antes del 9 de agosto, podrá recibir beneficios retroactivos. Visite: VA.gov/pact o al 800-698-2411.
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