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Editor’s Note: The original version of this story inadvertently misidentified Richard Neutra’s 1946 Kaufmann House. The video has been removed for this reason. The ‘Barbie’ film has undoubtedly made its mark with impressive numbers at the box office this opening weekend. It’s ‘pink mania’ throughout the country and here in the Coachella Valley, but it

Some people at a Palm Desert Dog Park Monday had the right idea of getting their pet out to exercise early before the sun starts blazing. Whether it be for your pet or yourself, the best time of day to get daily exercise is in the early morning hours, or later in the day. If

News Channel 3 contacted Palm Springs Swim Center and the Palm Desert Aquatic Center and learned they were closed due to poor air quality. A hand full of people were walking to the doors of Palm Desert Aquatic Center as the staff was closing its gates. One family drove from Victorville on a spontaneous day

Locals and visitors are expected to experience an open-air shaded shopping location in the desert. Organizers say there are products and services for all ages and any budget. The Street Fair offers over a thousand items from artisans, home goods, fashion, furniture, vintage cars, a farmer’s market, live entertainment, gourmet food, and much more. Sunsets

With triple digits in the twenties impacting the valley we took to the streets to see how people are staying safe and cool this weekend. You can get our latest forecast here. Our crew spoke to tourists throughout Palm Springs, many of them telling us they were well aware of the ongoing heat wave, and

Spotlight 29 presents Carmen Romano, who was planning to perform some of Tony Bennett’s classics at a show on August 3rd to celebrate Bennett’s birthday, which is now a tribute to his life and legacy after his passing. “I’m hoping that this is going to have more of an impact than would have if he

Residents at Caliente Sands Mobile Home Park in Cathedral City are expressing frustration and concern after experiencing multiple power outages this week with little or no prior notice. The sudden blackouts occurred during a period of extreme heat, creating a dangerous situation for the mobile home community. “It was like 115 outside,” said Barbara Cleary.

The pool can provide some relief from the temperatures. However, experts say it can also present some dangers. Local swimmer Breanna Delair knows life poolside isn’t as bright as it may seem. The risk of heat illness is still a serious concern. “I love the sun. I love the water. I love just laying out and