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Sandra Palmer was recently selected to be in the World Golf Hall of Fame. Palmer won 19 times on the LPGA TOUR A 19-time winner on the LPGA TOUR, including two majors, Palmer will be inducted as part of the 2024 class. Sandra Palmer is headed to the World Golf Hall of Fame next summer,
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An I-Team investigation reveals College of the Desert paid more than a million dollars in digital ransom to recover data after a 2020 malware attack. And as KESQ News Channel 3 has extensively reported the college suffered another malware attack this past summer. That second July attack may have compromised the personal data of hundreds
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The Target in Palm Desert was temporarily evacuated after a person was armed with a handgun inside the store, police confirmed. The incident was reported at 12:50 p.m. A spokesperson for the Riverside County Sheriff’s Dept. said subjects were involved in a physical altercation inside the store. It was reported one of the subjects was
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The latest Drought Monitor now shows more than 48% of the state is not experiencing any drought conditions. Just three months ago, that number would have been 0%. See more here. A much drier weather pattern will be with Southern California as we move closer to the weekend. The clouds may have cleared, but gusty
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One person was taken to the hospital after an early morning crash in Cabazon Thursday. According to California Highway Patrol three big rigs collided on the Eastbound lanes of I-10 near Whitewater around 8:05 Thursday morning. According to the Riverside County Fire Department, fire crews responded shortly after to extricate the injured person. A spokesperson
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After 51 years of hosting the first major of the year, the LPGA Tour left Rancho Mirage for Houston. With the LPGA TOUR leaving, that opened an opportunity for PGA TOUR Champions and paved the way for the Galleri Classic. The newest event on the Champions Tour is set to be played from March 24-26
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FightChildAbuse.org is helping the Barbara Sinatra Children’s Center (BSCC) raise money by having children submit drawings answering the prompt, “What does safety look like to you?” The center has used art as a type of therapy for its patients for years. Araceli Martinez, a licensed marriage and family therapist at BSCC said this is a
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Skies are clearing but cooler temperatures remain in place as we round out the week. Another cool front swings through the Western states tomorrow, ushering in some gusty conditions. Water still flows through the Whitewater Wash, and a Flood Advisory for the Wash is up through Noon today. A cool air mass lingers over the
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This low-pressure system isn’t done with Southern California just yet! Rain will continue from the coast to the mountains, and gusty wind will still be felt around the desert slopes. The abundance of moisture delivered impactful rainfall and impressive snow totals. Idyllwild at 5,600′ reported 10″ of snow, while Big Bear Snow Summit has measured
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Recovery First Treatment Centers in Cathedral City is aimed at helping first responders recover from addiction. The owners, Marshall and Elizabeth Richter, tell News Channel 3 they want to work with them through their trauma. “To watch these people, these first responders especially, it’s just amazing to see from the day they come in here
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Community members and elected officials gathered Wednesday at the site of a deadly collision that killed a Palm Springs bicyclist last week. The incident has renewed calls for safety and awareness, with some local bicyclist safety advocates calling it yet another preventable tragedy that’s cost a valley life. 58-year-old Nelson Esteban was hit by a
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Palm Springs City Councilmember Lisa Middleton is running for State Senate in 2024. Middleton announced her campaign on Tuesday. She spoke one-on-one with News Channel 3’s Peter Daut about her campaign. “Couple of things that are absolutely prominent for me is bringing daily rail service to the Coachella Valley and to the San Grogonio Pass.
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College of the Desert hosted the first of four public meetings that will cover the schematic design plans for the Palm Spring Development Project (PSDP). Board members discussed the master site plan and how to expedite the schematic design process during Wednesday’s meeting. The vision for the campus includes: opportunities for “learning on display” like
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Prominent Valley designer Michael Costello is speaking out, after claiming he and his staff were “disrespected,” “threatened,” and “verbally assaulted” at Fashion Week El Paseo by the event’s head of security. He told News Channel 3’s Peter Daut he will no longer be involved with the annual event. The Emmy-Award winner and “Project Runway” alum
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Today is the day! News Channel 3 and St Jude Children’s Research Hospital are teaming up to raffle off another beautiful dream home. Elizabeth Landrigan of Palm Desert is the winner of a new home in the Montage Community in Palm Desert! Prize Winners So Far: Tickets of Sale: $2,500 Visa Gift Card Courtesy of the
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