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The Palm Springs Fire Department, along with police and security, are preparing for the first of three weekends of Splash House, which will take place at the Margaritaville, Renaissance, and Saguaro resorts, followed by an after party at the Palm Springs Air Museum. This year, the annual event celebrates its 10 year anniversary, with festivities
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The Coachella Valley is fired up for the Firebirds and their Calder Cup finals run and you can watch all the action live on the News Channel 3 stations! Stay with News Channel 3 for continuing coverage of the Calder Cup Finals. Check Out Our Firebirds Section for Full Coverage GAME 1 The Calder Cup
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Palm Desert City Council will be meeting on Thursday to continue discussions on redistricting possibilities. Measure B on the ballot last year asked Palm Desert residents whether or not the city should transition from a two-council district system to a five-council district system. 53% of voters said they supported the change. Related Story: Palm Desert
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We continue to see breezy conditions along with cooler-then-normal highs as an area of low pressure lingers up North. After yesterday’s high of 88, we’ll climb into the lower 90s later this afternoon. Evening winds will be gusty along the I-10 freeway corridor and in the traditionally wind-prone locations. We’ll see a modest warming trend
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The stage is set for the 2023 Calder Cup Finals between the Coachella Valley Firebirds and Hershey Bears. AHL Calder Cup Finals Preview ⬇️ 🏒 🎙 @KESQ @Firebirds vs. @TheHersheyBears 🐻 – HC Todd Nelson / Sam Anas / Aaron Ness🔥 – HC Dan Bylsma / Eddie Wittchow (former Hershey Bear) @BlakeArthur24 @Qassignmentdesk @Tarp1969 @pwilliamsAHL
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The next steps towards the completion of “Cotino,” Disney’s community in Rancho Mirage, could be approved on Thursday. The Rancho Mirage Planning Commission will review the Preliminary Development Plan Permit for Cotino. Part of the presentation will include a first look at the renderings of some of the homes that will be built in the
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The shovels hit the dirt in Coachella on a new 108-unit affordable apartment community for low-income families. City leaders say the Tripoli housing project is part of their ever-growing effort to help residents struggling to make ends meet. “Cost of living has gone up, rent has gone, food prices, gas prices, everything has gone, up
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The Palm Springs City Council is considering a revised ordinance that will make changes to the existing regulations for sidewalk vendors. The recommendations presented by staff to Council at Monday’s meeting follow discussions on the topic during a meeting on March 9. On Monday, Council voted 3-2 on a broad set of rules that will
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Local golfer, Berry Henson has qualified for the U.S. Open next week at Los Angeles Country Club. The 43-year-old will be competing on golf’s biggest stage during one of golf’s most polarizing times. “I’ve always had a never give up attitude. People have told me, ‘Hey, you can’t make it. You can’t do it.’ And
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A Pride Month culture war unfolded at the state Capitol in Sacramento this week as Republican lawmakers walked off the floor during a ceremony commemorating the LGBTQ+ celebration. The controversial event, which honored drag nun Sister Roma from the San Francisco-based “Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence,” drew strong reactions from both supporters and opponents of the
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El inmueble será construido justo en frente de su proyecto Hermano los Pueblo Viejo Villas.
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Calling all chocolate lovers, it’s time to hold off on that sweet tooth. The Coachella Valley Firebirds want your help melting their competition, the Hershey Bears. The Firebirds are calling for a boycott of chocolate through the end of the Calder Cup Finals. However, local business Brandini Toffee is one of the main sponsors for the Firebirds. Chocolate is one of their biggest ingredients.
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Highs this afternoon ranged from the upper-80s to the low-90s around the Coachella Valley. An average high for the date in Palm Springs is 101°, so this is a bit of a treat for June in the desert. The low-pressure system that’s been responsible for the cooler air and windy evenings is now beginning to
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Desert Care Network kicked off its annual Cereal Drive this week to help FIND Food Bank provide breakfast to families during the summer months while kids are out of school. The cereal drive started on Monday and runs until Monday, June 12. There are three participating locations including Desert Regional Medical Center in Palm Springs,
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A group of women part of a group called Stitches for Kids in Indio sew quilts for children in the Coachella Valley who are going through a hard time. The group is coming up on its 20th year anniversary of providing these warm quilts to local children. Natalie Shonerd has been part of the group
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Last June, we clocked only 2 days of double digits highs, 28 out of the 30 days were in triple digits! This month, we’ve only seen 2 days in the 100s. Yesterday we hit 88, and today we’re likely to remain in the 80s as well. The reason being a couple of areas of low
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