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Expect a hot start to the weekend as temperatures rise into the triple digits once again. A strong ridge of high pressure will keep temperatures suspended in the low 100s this weekend, which is about 10° above our seasonal average. Whether you’re heading out to the White Party in Palm Springs or just enjoying time
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The Pacific Division Series will head back to the Coachella Valley tied 1-1 after the Firebirds came up just short in Game 2 against the Calgary Wranglers. The game ended with a 3-2 loss. The game started off slow with most of the First Period tied 0-0. The Wranglers got the scoreboard fist with just
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Desert Hot Springs is trying something new to bring people to its downtown area. The city held its inaugural “Friday Nights on Pierson” event featuring Coachella Valley-area food trucks. City officials said the family-friendly event would celebrate more than two dozen of the city’s new and established stores and galleries. Some locals said an event
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Decenas de familias disfrutaron del primer el evento Friday Nights on Pierson.
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Friday closed out the workweek with high temperatures right at 100° in both Palm Springs and Thermal. This evening will provide a warm and clear setting for whatever your outdoor plans may be. High pressure is building, and our temperatures are on the rise! High temperatures Saturday afternoon will be about 10° above average for
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News Channel 3’s Peter Daut spoke with local Congressman Dr. Raul Ruiz (D-25th) who now represents parts of the valley including Indio, Coachella, and Cathedral City, who says lawmakers need to pass comprehensive immigration reform. Right now, Ruiz says more needs to be done to address the root causes of migration by having international agreements
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More gay and bisexual men will be able to give blood, under new donation rules by the Federal Drug Administration. For years, gay and bisexual men have faced restrictions for donating blood. “If we can give blood to our fellow humans, and especially when we are in crisis for blood, why shouldn’t we?” Cathedral City
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The inaugural season of the Coachella Valley Firebirds is still going strong into the third round of playoffs. People throughout the desert are showing their team pride. MORE: Firebirds take Game 1 of Pacific Division Finals with a 6-3 win https://youtu.be/52cwpI5_NA0 News Channel 3’s Miyoshi Price spoke with business owners who are reflecting on how
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Fans can join to watch the Firebirds play against the Calgary Wranglers during Game 1 on Thursday, May 11, at Spotlight 29 at 5 p.m. Even though the game is away, Fans are getting their gear from the Firebird store on El Paseo to support their valley team. “This is absolutely great,” says Wayne Carter, an Indio
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El condado de Riverside no es un condado fronterizo pero cuenta con varias estaciones de CBP.
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A ridge of high pressure is warming things up across the Western U.S. We expect highs to top out near 100 today, and even warmer into the weekend. We could see a push of humidity by the middle of next week, which would bring temps down a bit. But plan on those 100s through early
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The Coachella Valley Firebirds have taken Game 1 of the Pacific Division Finals! The Firebirds got a 6-3 win over the Wranglers in Calgary in the first of a Best of Five Series. Both teams came out swinging early with three goals in just the first five minutes of the game. The Firebirds got out
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Upgrades to traffic signals across the Coachella Valley are expected to bring relief to congested streets and improve commutes. The CV Sync project, led by the Coachella Valley Association of Governments (CVAG), aims to synchronize traffic lights valley-wide to reduce traffic, emissions, and save commuters valuable time. At the heart of the initiative is the
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Riverside County officials are expecting an increase in the number of asylum seekers they assist following the expiration of Title 42, which had been a longtime coming. Since it was enacted more than 3 years ago, the policy has allowed the U.S. to expel migrants more than 3 million times at the southern border, according
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Two Latino leaders within the LGBTQ community were honored at Thursday’s Harvey Milk Coachella Valley Diversity Breakfast in Palm Springs. City of San Diego commissioner, Nicole Murray Ramirez, received the Harvey B. Milk Legacy Award. Ramirez has dedicated more than 45 years of his life to social justice for all. From leading protests during the AIDS
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ABC News Live Coverage: Originally Published: 09 MAY 23 08:24 ET Updated: 11 MAY 23 23:43 ET By Catherine E. Shoichet, CNN (CNN) — The end of a controversial border policy is looming. Title 42, the Trump-era pandemic public health restrictions that became a key tool officials used to turn back migrants at the US-Mexico
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A strengthening ridge of high pressure has calmed winds significantly and boosted temperatures today. Conditions are staying seasonable today as temperatures remain in the low 90s but triple digit heat is ahead. Temperatures will rise into the low 100s this weekend as high pressure continues to build. If you are staying in the local area
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