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Some of the families who have lost a loved one due to fentanyl poisoning in Riverside County are healing thanks to the power of art. A “Tree of Life” mural is set up at the Riverside County District Attorney’s office in Indio with the artwork of more than 20 families. The exhibit also has written testimonies from victims
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Democrat Will Rollins is speaking in-depth with News Channel 3 about why he again plans to run for Congress against Republican incumbent Ken Calvert. Rollins held a campaign event today with Democrats of the Desert. The former federal prosecutor lost to Calvert in last year’s election by roughly 11,000 votes. Rollins’ formal entry into the
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Palm Springs based writer and director, Ron Oliver is one of the thousands of writers fueling the billion dollar streaming industry. Courtesy of ‘WGA on Strike’ He’s worked on countless projects from the ‘Goosebumps’ film series to Netflix’s ‘Falling for Christmas.’ “It is pens down and nobody works,” says Oliver. Those pens have been traded
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En tan solo el 2022 esta droga peligrosa cobró la vida de más de 500 personas en el condado de Riverside.
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A jury heard closing arguments Wednesday afternoon in the retrial for a man previously convicted of murdering a Palm Springs retiree in a scheme fro money more than a decade ago. 40-year-old Miguel Bustamante was convicted in the 2008 murder of Clifford Lambert, a wealthy 74-year-old art dealer. Clifford Lambert Four defendants, including Bustamante, appealed
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High pressure to our north and low pressure to our south is directing moisture from the east into Southern California. This has been gradual through Tuesday and Wednesday, but a more humid environment will arrive for the latter half of the week. Dew point temperatures were hovering in the 40s Wednesday afternoon, but they’ll get
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Police have made an arrest in the sexual assault of a gay man during a hookup on a dating app earlier this year in Palm Springs. The suspect, Hakan Isik, 56, Desert Hot Springs, was placed under arrest Wednesday morning. Jail records show the suspect was booked into the John Benoit Detention Center in Indio
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FIND Food Bank is relaunching its Summer Feeding Program this week, which helps provide food for families while children are on summer break. Summer vacation is when the food bank said children need more food because they don’t have access to the supplementary meals they get when school is in session. The program runs for
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The Palm Springs Development Project Team is moving forward with their updated plans for the campus. These plans paint a picture of what the campus could look like. The development of the new campus is still in phase one. Wednesday, the Palm Spring Development Project presented site plans, floor plans, and renderings for the new
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A little monsoonal moisture will start to leak in from Arizona later this afternoon, making things a bit less comfortable. That moisture will also offer up a small chance of Mountain and High Desert thunderstorms this afternoon. The monsoonal flow will likely continue through the end of the week. This will elevate dew points and
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A College of the Desert student, and aspiring engineer, was recently surprised with a full scholarship so she could achieve her dream of one day working for NASA. Grecia Paola Siono Gutiérrez has attended the desert school for the last three years. She does not live in the Coachella Valley, but in Mexicali. Every Sunday,
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Loved ones are remembering 86-year-old Paul Heaton, who was killed in a hit-and-run crash over the weekend in Desert Hot Springs. “Pete was always nice, always giving, always making somebody laugh,” said Eugene Sanchez of Desert Hot Springs. Sanchez met Heaton at Playoffs Bar in Desert Hot Springs, where they shared stories for years. “I’ve
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