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The Firebirds picked up another win, defeating the rival Reign on Friday night. CV defeated Ontario at Toyota Arena by the final score of 4-0. Max McCormick scored twice while Chris Driedger turned away all 25 shots to help the Firebirds secure their 44th win of the season. Read the game’s full box score HERE.
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Following a rise in school shootings in recent years, members of the community came to the Cal State San Bernardino Palm Desert campus to be a part of a Zero Tolerance training. It’s where they learned about what could be done in order to prevent another one from happening. “Where are we vulnerable? Where can
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The Spa at Sec-He is set to open next Tuesday. Built on top of a mineral spring and is said to have beneficial properties. “This water is spiritually healing,” said the Chairman of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians Reid Milanovich. Guests are welcome to book their appointments now. Experiencing a relaxing time in
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Updated Post at 6:45 p.m. Cal fire said the scene was cleared around 3:00 p.m. There were no reports of injuries. Updated Post at 1:45 p.m. A Gas Company repair crew was on scene around 1:10 p.m. It was reportedly working to mitigate the leak. Original Post at 1:00 p.m. Cal Fire reported that firefighters
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Hoy se llevó a cabo el segundo torneo benéfico de golf de la organización Pueblo Unido.
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23 students and a bus driver are safe today after the school bus they were in Friday morning caught fire. According to Cal Fire, they got a call just before 9:00 a.m. that a school bus was on fire at the intersection of Pierce Street and Avenue 66 in Thermal. “it just speaks to the
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The Coachella Valley Christian Church in Indio is gearing up to celebrate a major milestone this weekend: its 100-year anniversary. The church started in an abandoned pool hall in Coachella on Easter Sunday in 1923. Since then, the church has grown into a tight-knit parish of about 50 people, moved locations, and made history. Stephen
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The Morongo Band of Mission Indians has a new tribal ground ambulance and medical helicopter that will provide life-saving critical care and medical transport services on the Morongo Reservation in communities across the San Gorgonio Pass and beyond. Tribal and elected leaders gathered Friday to christen the new ambulance and helicopter. Tribals leaders said the partnership
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The winner of the One Class At A Time award for March is Ms. Sara Hadley from Nellie Coffman Middle School in Cathedral City. Hadley said she’s been teaching for 23 years and has taught elementary and middle school students. Currently, she’s a Multi-tiered system of support (MTSS) coach for 900 students. School counselors deliver
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Palm Desert Charter Middle School, Color Guard Team made history last year when they went to the World Championships in Ohio and competed against High Schools in the Finals. This year’s Team is making history again! The Color Guard team was promoted to the Scholastic Open Division, and they are the first-ever middle school in
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A ridge of high pressure builds in over the Western US today and through the weekend. This will bring some warmer weather for the weekend, but not much longer than that. Skies are clear this morning, after a storm system brought gusty winds throughout the Valley. Modestly warmer conditions last until Monday, when colder air
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With festival season quickly approaching in the valley, ride-sharing companies are gearing up for high demand. Hundreds of thousands of people will be heading to the festival grounds, which can cause frustration when it comes to calling a ride. When the music is done for the day, Coachella and Stagecoach attendees will flock for a
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Since October, more than 1,700 court cases have been dismissed in Riverside County. These dismissals include cases involving child sexual assault, attempted murder, DUIs, and domestic violence. This is due to a backlog caused by the pandemic. Riverside Superior Court officials cited a lack of available judicial resources and courtroom space as they reinstated defendants’
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Members of the LGBTQ community are expressing concern in the days following the mass shooting at a private Christina school in Nashville, Tennessee on March 27, 2023. Audrey Hale, the shooter behind the killings of three students and three adults at The Covenant School, identified as a trans individual, according to the Metropolitan Nashville Police
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Scattered showers are making their way across Southern California this afternoon and will be dissipating through the evening. It’s Thursday, and that means VillageFest will bring everyone out to Downtown Palm Springs! Cool temperatures and breezy conditions can be expected if you’re planning to spend time outdoors. The current low-pressure system impacting the region will
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