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Cloud cover will increase through the night, but dry conditions will prevail for those wanting to head out to VillageFest in Downtown Palm Springs. The clouds will linger through most of Friday but gradually clear into the night, setting up Saturday for plenty of sunshine. Temperatures will warm into the mid-70s to start the weekend,
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Cientos de amantes de la literatura hoy llegaron a la biblioteca de Rancho Mirage para asistir al festival de autores.
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The jury is now gearing up to deliberate whether a Cathedral City man is guilty of a quadruple murder in Palm Springs in 2019. Jose Larin Garcia is accused of murdering four people in Palm Springs in 2019. His first trial ended with a deadlocked jury. In his closing argument Thursday, defense attorney John Patrick
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Day two of the ninth annual Rancho Mirage Writers Festival kicked off with another series of discussion panels that brought together an eclectic group of authors. ‘Politics Today’ was one of the panels that featured in-depth analyses on current events including elections, Congress, The White House, and much more. It gave attendees the opportunity to
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A $5.5 million county project to fix and beautify Highway 111 and Oasis Street in downtown Indio has been completed right before the return of the Riverside County Fair & National Date Festival in February. A ribbon cutting was in Indio at 82-503 Highway 111. Various officials spoke and applauded the work that many people
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With help from the Sheriff’s Department, Riverside County Code Enforcement cleared a homeless camp Thursday morning in Thousand Palms. The camp was near the Arco gas station on Varner Road and Monterey Avenue. Valerie was one of the 15 people forced out of their homeless camp in thousand palms by the riverside county sheriffs department. She
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This month’s Coachella Valley Spotlight recipient is the local nonprofit Drone Flyers Academy. The organization’s mission is to help underserved communities, and people create exciting and rewarding careers in the growing professional field of drone piloting by providing education and workforce training. Some of those careers include real-estate drone photography to flying AI passenger-carrying drones.
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Taste of Jalisco is kicking off its annual festival on Friday bringing food, rides, vendors, and music to Cathedral City for a celebration. The festival is happening from February 3 to February 5. Here is the lineup: Friday, February 3: Outlaw Mariachi and Nacho BustillosSaturday, February 4: Control with Special Guest ShoBoy and Dreaming of
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A breathtaking lineup of literary and political bellwethers spoke at day one of the Rancho Mirage Writers Festival on Wednesday, with topics ranging from food to history to literature. After a years-long pandemic break, the ninth iteration of the festival is welcoming back attendees with the theme “Brave New World: The Future is Now.” Organizers said the festival
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A front off the coast will push some mid and high level cloud cover into SoCal this afternoon, so expect partly cloudy skies this afternoon into tomorrow. The forecast models show clouds sweeping through into tomorrow before clearing Friday evening. Highs today will be little-changed from yesterday, into the lower 70s. The weekend brings slightly
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CV does it! Coachella Valley rode an early 3-0 lead to down Desert Mirage and take the outright Desert Valley League title. This was the Mighty Arabs first win over the rival Rams since December, 2013. One ball. One team. One family. ⚽️ 🚨 Coachella Valley beats Desert Mirage for the first time in nearly
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The Saints are queens of the pool in the desert. Xavier Prep won the girls water polo league title on Wednesday night, defeating rival Palm Desert 17-6 at Cathedral City high school. Special night in the pool for the Saints of Xavier Prep, securing a championship after defeating rival Palm Desert. This team has the
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After three seasons, Alex Esquibel is out as head coach at Shadow Hills high school. DSUSD confirmed this to KESQ on Wednesday, saying it was a mutual decision between the school and coach. Esquibel took over the program in 2020 during COVID, replacing Ron Shipley. BREAKING: Alex Esquibel to be named Shadow Hills head football
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The Aztec 11! A grand total of 11 student athletes inked their respective college commitment on Wednesday, signing their National Letter of Intent to continue their academic and athletic career at the next level. Athletes. 1️⃣1️⃣ @PDHS_Athletics seniors signing their NIL! ✍️ 3️⃣ – Division 1 3️⃣ – Division 25️⃣ – Division 3 / NAIA
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The social media app Snapchat is under investigation by federal agencies, over its potential role in the spread and sale of fentanyl-laced pills. The probe includes interviews with parents of children who have died from overdoses. News Channel 3’s Samantha Lomibao spoke with a local mother, Jennifer Loza. “Steven was an extremely bright light,” Loza
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From live performances to the 36th Annual Black History Parade and Town Fair, there are plenty of ways to celebrate this month. Find more details about the Black History Month events you can attend this month here. The Palm Springs Drill Team and Drum Squad are kicking off local Black History Month festivities with a performance
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A La Quinta woman is seeking answers after a neighboring housing development allegedly cut down several of her ficus trees without giving her notice. News Channel 3 spoke to Nancy Dunn and is receiving answers from the Vista Dunes Courtyard Homes. Nancy Dunn says she left her home for three short hours in December, when
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