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Palm Springs Police says catalytic converter theft is a significant problem in the valley. PSPD reports it has seen a recent surge in these thefts and has investigated multiple incidents over the past month. In an Instagram post, PSPD said one specific type of vehicle being targeted is the Toyota pickup truck, while in October,
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The National Park Service is doing a missing person search in Joshua Tree National Park. 25-year-old Trammell Evans was last seen when he was dropped off at the Black Rock Campground on April 30, and he is believed to be traveling alone. The park started a search and rescue on May 5 for Evans after
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A trough of low pressure is keeping conditions breezy today, namely in wind prone areas near the San Gorgonio Pass. These breezy onshore winds are set to last through Monday before a stronger trough arrives. Stronger wind gusts and the chance for precipitation for areas west of the valley is expected by the middle of
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A general troughing pattern continues to keep winds breezy with an onshore flow through the weekend and into Monday. A larger trough arrives Tuesday, bringing possible precipitation to areas west of the mountains and stronger winds locally. Until then, expect winds to look similar to these in the evenings: That same troughing pattern keeps temperatures
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There is one more day of Desert X activities people can visit. Even though Desert X is wrapping up, you still have a chance to enjoy one of the installations. You may have seen these stacked shipping containers right off I-10. Sleeping Figures by Matt Johnson is one of ten Desert X 2023 art exhibits; News
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Grant and Lisa Fuhr have started something truly special here in the Coachella Valley. On Saturday, the 3rd annual “Grant Fuhr Celebrity Invitational” was in full swing at Desert Willow Golf resort. “It’s always good to see the guys. They all love supporting charities and we love raising money for the Betty Ford Center. Lots
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It’s a great weekend to spend time outdoors as temperatures rise back into the 80s after a brief dip into the 70s this week. Heavier cloud cover is expected by this afternoon but conditions will remain dry and warm through the the weekend. Breezy conditions will remain a factor through the weekend. Strongest gusts are
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The Firebirds’ season will continue. WE’RE NOT DONE YET😤 #FiredUp pic.twitter.com/7ADX9tXhp0— x – Coachella Valley Firebirds (@Firebirds) May 6, 2023 CV came out firing in their biggest game in franchise history, blitzing Colorado with three first-period goals en route to a 5-0 shutout in a winner-take-all Game 5. Dominant from start to finish, the @Firebirds
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It is Cinco de Mayo! It’s a day to honor Mexico’s victory over France at the Battle of Puebla in 1862. Celebrations were happening throughout the Valley, but for Ximena Nuno, she’s sharing her heritage through dance. “We’re celebrating that it’s very special day for us Mexicans. We’re very proud of my culture, of our
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Warmer than yesterday, but high temperatures were still running more than 10° below the daily average this afternoon. This evening will cool into the 60s around 9:00 p.m., along with wind gusts near 25 MPH around the valley floor. Stronger gusts are expected closer to the mountain pass. Saturday will provide a warmer afternoon than
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Iris Williams remembers her favorite moment singing in front of Queen Elizabeth II at the Royal Albert Hall in London. She sang a song called He was beautiful. William was awarded the Order of The British Empire (O.B.E.). December 2003, Williams says, “It was a wonderful honor and nervous, of course. Prince Charles III was
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*Correction – A previous version of this article noted that District 4 had the highest total. This was incorrect; District 1 has the most* The 2023 Riverside County Homeless Point In Time Count has been released. The PIT is a federally mandated count of people experiencing sheltered and unsheltered homelessness on a single night across
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La industria del litio cerca del salton creará trabajos y brindará prosperidad económica.
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Members of the community are invited to participate in the first-ever Walk for Mental Health on Saturday, May 6 at Veteran’s Memorial Park in Coachella. Organizers of the event are working to raise awareness about the resources available to anyone struggling with their mental health. Seham Saba, Deputy Director at Riverside Latino Commission Counseling Center,
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The Mexican holiday, Cinco de Mayo, which commemorates Mexico’s victory against the French in the 1800s is widely celebrated by people in the United States. There are several celebrations happening around the Coachella Valley in honor of the holiday. Spotlight 29 free concerts featuring “Amor Prohibido: A Tribute to Selena” is starting at 8:00 p.m.
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A weak trough lingers across California, making it a little breezy today and keeping our highs below seasonal averages again today. Highs today will be near 80, about ten degrees below average. The cooler air retreats to the North into the weekend allowing for warmer weather. Next week we’re back on track with normal daytime
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Thursday was a busy day around the valley with a handful of playoff games on the diamond, both for baseball and softball. We got 5️⃣ baseball and softball @CIFSS games today in the valley. We will have coverage of them all tonight on @KESQ! ⚾️Segerstrom at PDCarter at Shadow Hills🥎Etiwanda at LQMLK at CVHillcrest at
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