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Safety was on the minds of parents and teachers, as the Coachella Valley Unified School District discussed security measures on campuses. “How do we not focus solely on safety, but on the climate and culture of our school?” Superintendent Dr. Luis Valentino addressed the issue after months of recent lockdowns. Two of them happened most
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Riverside County District Attorney Mike Hestrin says weak California laws are partially to blame for an epidemic killing people right here in Riverside County. Reporter Karen Devine’s I-Team Investigation shows how severe the problem is and asks what it will take to make changes to this “Fatal Flaw.” Jennifer Loza of Bermuda Dunes lost her
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The Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) is having a conference for California leaders where they will learn more about the latest consumer research and all-electric cars. SCAG helps the region meet long-term transportation, housing, and environmental goals. The conference is happening Thursday and Friday at the JW Marriott Desert Resort and Spa. More than 800
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Rain in Southern California! Some drops were felt in the Coachella Valley but nothing measurable. Yucca Valley recorded 0.02″ while cities in the San Gorgonio Pass collected more than a quarter of an inch! The Wind Advisory for the mountains and pass is scheduled to expire at 6:00 p.m. Still, a breezy setup will remain
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An area of low pressure is bringing gusty winds and spotty showers around the region. A Wind Advisory remains in effect for areas surrounding the Coachella Valley until 6 p.m. today. And a Winter Weather Advisory is also in effect above 6,000 feet for the potential of snow. Highs will be running in the mid
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A big win for the Firebirds, and the Coachella Valley turned-out to show their support! Fans were fired-up for this “must win” game. “Very excited. This is redemption night! It’s time to bring the fire — feel the burn,” said fan Gabriel Fajardo. Nearly 7,000 fans cheered the Firebirds on as they began Game 4
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With their backs against the wall, the Coachella Valley Firebirds beat the Colorado Eagles in a must-win Game 4 on Wednesday night, 4-3, at Acrisure Arena. With a @Firebirds victory, #CVvsCOL is heading to Game 5. #CalderCup pic.twitter.com/D5ZRLXSaWd— American Hockey League (@TheAHL) May 4, 2023 Alexander True was sensational and scored two goals, including the
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Federal officials have issued a grave warning about a new and trending cocktail of illegal street drugs nicknamed “tranq.” Tranq is a mixture of fentanyl and the animal tranquilizer Xylazine. According to the U.S. Department of Justice Drug Enforcement Administration, tranq has been found in 48 states. Experts say it’s incredibly dangerous and the drug does
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50 National Parks down, 13 more to go. Traveling has been in two-year-old Journey Castillo’s blood since she was days old. Her parents, Valerie and Eric Castillo’s goal is to visit all 63 national parks by the time Journey turned three. The reason for their journey with Journey… “They are parks that are not promised.
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The “Palm Springs Babies” art exhibit, consisting of ten 300-pound sculptures, is being removed from its central location in the pit next to the downtown park in Palm Springs after nearly five years. The Palm Springs Babies exhibit will be heading to a museum show in Tijuana, Mexico, by the end of May. It was
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Los estudiantes dicen estar muy emocionados.
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One man’s trash is another man’s treasure. Local nonprofit Galilee Center received truckloads of donations from all the items people left behind at Coachella and Stagecoach music festivals. It’s the fourth year the Galilee Center has partnered with Goldenvoice, the parent company of the music festivals, to receive all the left-behind items from festival goers and vendors.
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A low-pressure system off the coast of California is responsible for the strong onshore flow resulting in gusty winds in the desert. The same system will also bring rain and snow to Riverside County. Rainfall will be focused west of the desert, but passing showers are still expected in the morning hours. Accumulation, if any,
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Mario Avila, who lives in Desert Hot Springs with his family, frequents Demuth Park in Palm Springs with is 4-year-old son, Elias. The recent approval of $1.3 million in funding for new playground equipment and shade structure at Demuth Park and Victoria Park is welcome news to the father of three. “I think it’s a
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A missing man from Washington was found dead in his motorhome near Joshua Tree, authorities confirmed. Daniel Lindell, 51, of Chehalis, Washington, was found dead in the Sunfair Dry Lake on April 28, according to the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Dept. Lindell was reported missing by his family on April 17. Family told authorities that
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Vendors at all five Certified Farmers Market locations are getting an extra month to sell their products after a lull in business in April. According to the owner of the markets, Christiana Green, the influx of festival goers last month drove many of their regular customers out of the valley. “All the snowbirds were leaving,
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