Los Firebirds caen en casa contra los Bears 3 a 2 en las finales de la Copa Calder
Sin duda es una noche que el valle de Coachella no olvidará.
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First responders rescue three different valley hikers within one week
Just this week alone first responders have rescued three separate hikers here in the valley. Wednesday morning a man in his 70s was airlifted to safety after sustaining a lower body injury. Yesterday a woman was also rescued by fire crews in the same area. She slipped and hit her head near the first waterfall
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CAL FIRE using state-of-the-art helicopter to fight wildfires
A state-of-the-art aircraft is taking flight for CAL-FIRE headed into wildfire season. Helicopter “Three-Seven-Sierra” is stationed at Hemet-Ryan Air Attack Base. This Sikorsky S-64, also known as a “Skycrane,” is equipped with a tank mounted underneath that can deliver over 2,000 gallons of water in a single drop. CAL FIRE signed an Exclusive Use (EU) contract
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Mild temperatures to kickstart summer
Today marked the official start of summer (astronomically) and is the longest day of the year. Temperatures today will reach the low triple digits and will be slow to cool once the sun eventually sets. Winds will be fairly gusty the next few days as an area of low pressure meanders down the coast of
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Boris Vesselinov discusses his film ‘Sunless’ premiering at the International ShortFest on Saturday
Visit here for tickets and information on all the films showing at the Palm Springs International ShortFest
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What does El Niño mean for the Coachella Valley?
On June 8., the Climate Prediction Center, a branch of the National Weather Service, called an El Niño Advisory. According to Spencer Blum’s original report, the arrival of El Niño is determined, “…when waters in the equatorial Pacific Ocean are at least 0.5°C (0.9°F) warmer than average, we meet the criteria for El Niño.” To
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The Coachella Valley Firebirds: From its inception to the Calder Cup Finals
It’s been quite the journey since the Coachella Valley first learned an AHL hockey team was coming to the desert. Now to that team making it to the very last game of the Calder Cup Finals. After 98 games in the 2022-2023 season for the Firebirds, the final game of the season is on Wednesday.
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Summer begins on a mild note
The Solstice arrives at 7:57 a.m. today, with below average highs expected into the first official weekend of the Summer season. Highs today will climb to the lower triple digits, but will fade back into the 90s by tomorrow. A weak trough hovers off the Coast tomorrow and into Friday which will keep us breezy
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DannyLux recibe las llaves de Desert Hot Springs, decenas de fans llegan a demostrar su apoyo
El cantante humildemente aceptó el gran honor del alcalde de Desert Hot Springs.
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The 29th Annual Palm Springs International Shortfest kicks off
The 29th Annual International Shortfest is officially underway in Palm Springs! A variety of films from dramas, to animated, to comedies kicked off opening night on Tuesday. Filmmakers from 65 countries are coming together throughout the week to see their hard work on the big screen at the Palm Springs Cultural Center. Out of more
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Highway 62 back open after fiery crash near I-10 temporarily blocks access
12 p.m. Update: The road access has reopened. 10:30 a.m. Update: Cal Fire confirms that 2 people were injured in a fiery crash Tuesday Morning at the interchange of Interstate Ten and Highway 62. The crash was reported just after 9:00 a.m. A small brush fire was also sparked by the crash. Cal Fire also
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Getting Ready for Summer
Today is the last day of spring (astronomically speaking)! Temperatures today are sitting comfortably below the seasonal average of 105°F. Both Palm Springs and Thermal peaked at 100°. A trough of low pressure will continue to make its way closer to California and should arrive by Thursday. This trough will bring in some upper-level winds,
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Friendly bets and fundraisers all in preparation of the Calder Cup Finals!
Although they’re going head to head Wednesday in a quest for the Calder Cup, some friendly bets are being made between the two teams and their county supervisors. “It’s about bringing communities together and doing good in communities through the sport,” says Gina Rotolo, Vice President of Marketing & Communications with the Coachella Valley Firebirds. Supervisor
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Dannylux honored by his hometown of Desert Hot Springs with the key of city
Latin Music star DannyLux was honored by his hometown of Desert Hot Springs with the key to the city! “This is for all of us youth in Desert Hot Springs so they can see that, well honestly, you can do what you want. It doesn’t have to be in music but it can be in
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What’s that construction above I-10 in Cathedral City?
Valley residents may have noticed construction over the last few months on the hillside above Interstate 10 in Cathedral City. In an effort to improve water infrastructure and replace aging facilities, the Coachella Valley Water District (CVWD) is currently constructing a new reservoir there. It will hold 2.5 million gallons of drinking water, aiming to
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