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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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Palm Springs Police held a town hall with the LGBTQ+ community to discuss issues facing the city. The public discussion was held from 5pm to 6:30pm on Tuesday. Dozens of community members packed into Hunter’s to join in on the conversation with their local enforcement. Many were able to get their questions answered about a
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The Desert Sun’s employee union is striking against their employer, Gannett. About 30 news publications participated in a nationwide walk out yesterday while striking against their parent company. Janet Wilson is an environmental reporter with the Desert Sun and USA Today, she’s also a member of the Desert Sun NewsGuild, the union representing the Desert
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Winds are expected to remain through tonight but will be weaker than yesterday’s winds. Winds will be especially breezy in wind prone areas like the San Gorgonio pass and along the I-10 corridor with gusts that could reach over 30-40 mph. Winds will continue to weaken overnight into Wednesday as cooler and drier air remains.
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Update 6/7/23: One of the suspects, Marie Ahsee Verest, is no longer wanted, police said. She is considered a person of interest. Police in Cathedral City are still searching for two suspects wanted for attempted murder in connection with a shooting incident that occurred at the Dollar Tree store on Date Palm Drive and McCallum
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El valle de Coachella hoy celebra la emocionante victoria
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An area of low pressure lingers to our North, keeping it breezy and cooler than normal for the rest of the week. The gusty winds of yesterday have slowed, but there are still pockets of gusty conditions that will last into this evening. A Wind Advisory was in place until 6 this morning for a
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The Coachella Valley Firebirds have done it! The Firebirds beat the Milwaukee Admirals to win the Western Conference Championship and advance to the 2023 Calder Cup Finals! History! The @Firebirds are flying to the Calder Cup Finals after defeating the Milwaukee Admirals in Game 6 of the Western Conference Finals. The incredible inaugural season continues!
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Update 6/5/23 9:25 p.m. The Palm Springs City Council approved the design changes. Original Report 6/5/23 The long-delayed Dream Hotel project in Palm Springs is once again going before the city council Monday. The proposed luxury hotel and condominium construction, which has faced significant opposition from neighbors over building heights and obstructed views, has been
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The Firebirds’ Inaugural is season is one that will go down in history! The Arena and the Coachella Valley Firebirds have brought an undeniable liveliness to the valley. That energy goes well beyond the fans, businesses and local organizations are also sharing how much they have enjoyed working with the team. “You walk in and
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Threats of violence against the LGBTQIA+ community are on the rise, according to the Department of Homeland Security. As we go into June, which is recognized as Pride Month nationwide, locals and law enforcement are working together to keep people safe. DHS states about 20% of all hate crimes reported throughout the country in 2021
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Decenas de estudiantes se podrían beneficiar de este programa tecnológico del Colegio del Desierto.
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