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Born and raised in Rancho Mirage, Desirae Krawczyk is back in action with the 4th see in women’s doubles at the BNP Paribas Open. “It comes back full circle,” said Krawczyk. “I use to sneak into the stringers to try and get a view of the players warming up here on the grass field.” Watch
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Tennis Clinic of the Desert is an event uplifting children through athletics and mentoring. It’s brought by the Bryan Brothers Foundation, who are twin brothers that are also retired professional tennis doubles players. The youth clinic will take place at the Desert Falls Country Club in Palm Desert on Saturday, March 11. “Sometimes it’s not
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The system that was bringing heavy rain to Northern and Central California yesterday has now arrived in the Southland. Spotty, light rain around the desert will continue into the night, with accumulation expected to remain below 0.10″. The snow level this round is quite high, above 9,000′, so the fresh snowpack at lower elevations will
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An active weather pattern has returned to the valley today due to the arrival of another storm system. Heavier cloud cover is here to stay today as a low-pressure system tapping into an atmospheric river continues to stream moisture into California. This storm system has weakened as it moves closer to the valley but you
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The choir students from Sacred Heart School in Palm Desert are getting quite the opportunity to sing in Vatican City and Italy. 30 of the students will be attending the trip. Elyse Hendrix, a choir student said the group will be going to Venice, Assisi, Florence, and the Vatican. As a Catholic School, Hendrix said
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A driver was killed after hitting a tree in Rancho Mirage early Friday morning, according to the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department. KESQ The wreck happened at 2:02 a.m. on Morningside Drive and Frank Sinatra Drive. At some point, the vehicle caught fire, a department spokesperson added. Morningside Drive was closed between Frank Sinatra Drive and
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Padres y estudiantes quieren más medidas estrictas.
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More rain and snow for the Golden State! A low-pressure system is tapping into an atmospheric river bringing impactful wet weather to Northern California. As this system moves south, it will begin to weaken. Southern California will begin to see an increase in cloud cover tonight. A Wind Advisory will take effect Friday morning for
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Taylor Fritz ended the 21-year American men tennis drought by winning the BNP Paribas Open a year ago. On the women’s side, a 22-year drought still looms as the last player from the States to win was Serena Williams in 2001. This year, American tennis is at a premium with three men inside the Top
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It was a full house with parents and students voicing their concerns about school safety at Thursday night’s Coachella Valley Unified School district board meeting. “As parents, we live in fear thinking that our child might not come back at night,” said parent Elizabeth Tabarez. Sophomore Kyonnie Hall spoke out to the CVUSD board, in
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Some Big Bear businesses are inviting skiers and snow lovers to come to enjoy the record-setting mountain snowfall. But, San Bernardino County remains under a state of emergency as people there are still digging out from that severe weather. First responders ask people to limit driving in the mountains to essential travel only. However, those who rely on tourism dollars say
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The BNP Paribas Open tennis tournament in Indian Wells is showing support for Ukraine amid Russia’s ongoing invasion. Up above Stadium 1 at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden, the flag of Ukraine flies high. For Ukrainian players, this show of support is particularly meaningful as they continue to compete despite the ongoing conflict in their
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