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Local resident’s creation to bring awareness to problems with homelessness has inspired a film called “Living in Need”
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Palm Desert Aquatic Center kicks off the summer movie series
The Palm Desert Aquatic Center is starting its Dive-In Movie Series on Friday, with different movies on the line-up each month. Here is a movie schedule for the coming months: June 16 – Puss in Boots – The Last WishJuly 14 – Sonic the Hedgehog 2August 11 – Surf’s UpSeptember 2 – The Super Mario
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Shortfest returns with over 200 films on the lineup
Shortfest is back next week, bringing hundreds of filmmakers from across the world to showcase their work on the Palm Springs Cultural Center screen. The festival is happening from June 20 to June 26. You can buy individual film tickets or passes to attend all week. This year there are about 299 films. Festival representatives
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The weekend heats up a bit
Highs hit 97 yesterday and we’ll continue to incremental warming into tomorrow. This morning an area of low pressure to our North is dropping some thunderstorms from Vegas in to the High Desert of SoCal. Highs top out near 103 tomorrow, close to seasonal norms, and then a slight cooling trend into early next week.
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Calder Cup Finals: Firebirds fall to Bears in Game 4, series now tied 2-2
Watch live post-game reaction live in the player below: The Hershey Bears survived another Coachella Valley Firebirds comeback attempt, securing a 3-2 win in Game 4 of the Calder Cup Finals. The series is now tied 2-2 with Game 5 Saturday in Hershey. Game 6 will be Monday at Acrisure Arena in the Coachella Valley.
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‘See something, say something’ Local advocates take stand against elder abuse
Thursday marks World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. Nationwide, about 1 in 10 people 60+ years old have experienced some form of elder abuse. “It’s really important that we keep an eye out, that we check in on our loved ones and make sure that they’re not being victimized. This is an abuse that’s very much
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Soñadores locales celebran 11 años del programa de DACA, piden una solución permanente
A través de sus historias personales llenas de triunfos dicen estar lejos de sentirse tranquilos.
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Grieving friend fears foul play as police investigate ‘suspicious death’ in Palm Springs
Nearly two weeks after police called a Palm Springs man’s death “suspicious,” a close friend is still searching for answers. Palm Springs Police said the man’s death was reported on June 1 at a residence on the 1600 block of E. Palm Canyon Drive. That’s where John Cates made a chilling discovery two days later,
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Jackalope Ranch renovations are underway in the city of Indio
Jackalope Ranch is coming back to the valley. A new set of owners has purchased the 9.8-acre land. After two years of being closed due to the pandemic, the Jackalope Ranch is being restored by new owners, who hope to open as early as July. “We’ve had tremendous, tremendous restoration, says the General Manager of Jackalope Ranch., Charlie Christols.
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Firebirds earn highest playoff attendance by one team in AHL history
Talk about setting the ice on fire! In their inaugural American Hockey League season, the Coachella Valley Firebirds are blazing a trail like no other. Their playoff attendance has soared to heights never seen before in the league’s history. One of the people behind the electrifying fan experience is the director of game presentation Kristin Thompson. She runs
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Judge sets $1 million bail for accused serial rapist
In a courtroom hearing Thursday, a judge expressed concerns about public safety if 56-year-old Hakan Isik from Desert Hot Springs were released on bail. Isik is accused of being a serial rapist involved in multiple violent and sexual assaults. He faces 9 felony and misdemeanor charges spanning 5 victims, including the sexual assault of a
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Heating continues into the weekend
Similar to Wednesday, there’s plenty of blue sky around the desert this afternoon. Temperatures have warmed into the upper-90s around the Coachella Valley. This will make for a warm evening ahead for those heading out to VillageFest in Downtown Palm Springs. The sunset is at 7:58 p.m. Friday will become more interesting with a better
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Warming with a little humidity
An area of low pressure in the Great Basin will bring breezy and more humid conditions today into tomorrow, with a chance of thunderstorms in the high desert between Twentynine Palms and Las Vegas. The chance of storms will be highest late this evening and into the overnight hours. Friday into the weekend, a ridge
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Firebirds ready to respond in Game 4, embracing opportunity of playing in historic hockey-town of Hershey
After a tough loss overtime loss last night in Game 3 of the Calder Cup Finals, the Firebirds took it easy on Wednesday. News Channel 3 Sports Director Blake Arthur visited Firebirds practice Wednesday morning where the majority of the team wasn’t on the ice, using the opportunity to rest and recover. Series off day
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Warming temperatures and increasing moisture
Another sun-filled day in the desert with some cumulus clouds building over the mountains. Dew point temperatures have ranged from the mid-40s to the mid-50s, creating a more humid environment than yesterday. Air temperatures have also already surpassed yesterday’s highs while still remaining just below the 30-year average for the date. Palm Springs peaked at
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Líderes del este del valle de Coachella reflexionan sobre la importancia del mes del Orgullo
El mes del Orgullo trata sobre la aceptación, la inclusión, y la igualdad.
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