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Some clinics in California that offered vaccines for mpox, formerly called monkeypox, are still waiting for state and federal reimbursement for services. This comes as the federal government ends the state of emergency for the virus. During the height of mpox, Riverside County worked with several partners to distribute thousands of vaccines for it. The spokesperson for the county’s
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Estos torneos tienen como fin generar emoción y ayudan a empezar la temporada 2023 de las grandes ligas.
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The Palm Springs Police Department is putting more focus on curbing crime connected to people who are homeless. It’s all the first step of the agency’s plan “Operation Relentless Sun.” Officers set out on their information-sharing mission Wednesday morning, going from tent-to-tent. “We’re going to start enforcing those things,” one officer said. Starting first at a homeless encampment
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Palm View Elementary School in Coachella was placed on a brief lockdown Wednesday afternoon. According to the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department, an employee saw a man jump the school’s fence while holding a knife. The employee called 911 and the school was placed on lockdown at 1:34 p.m. Authorities said the man left campus and
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The death of a man whose body was found under a bridge in Indio Boulevard has been officially ruled a homicide, police told News Channel 3 on Wednesday. Initially, police were investigating the incident as a suspicious death, but that was changed to a homicide investigation after the autopsy was complete, police said. The man
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It’s February, and what a wonderful start to the month it has been! Temperatures around the Coachella Valley were able to warm into the low 70s this afternoon after a chilly start with lows in the 40s. A weak ridge of high pressure is taking shape over the Western United States. This will keep us
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For the past eight months, Palm Springs resident Merri Brook was a loyal customer of Stuart’s Fine Jewelry, and would often have repairs made to her pieces at the business. Recently, she said there was a problem locating her jewelry when she went back to pick it up. Brook said the owner of the shop
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Local Congressman Dr. Raul Ruiz has been appointed as a Ranking Member of the Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic. House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries appointed Ruiz to the position on Tuesday. Ruiz issued the following statement: “I am honored to have been appointed by Democratic Leader Jeffries to serve as Ranking Member of the
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A ridge of high pressure is building in across the Western U.S. that will keep us clear, calm and gradually warmer over the next few days. North of the I-1o freeway, and into the Inland Empire a Wind Advisory is in effect until Noon today thanks to some gusty winds in the 35-40 m.p.h. range.
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Over one thousand people are participating in this year’s 2023 Palm Desert Senior Games & International Sports Festival. This is the 20th year the event is being put on. It is part of a series of competitions happening in California. Athletes come from all over the United States to compete. The games started on January
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The Blackhawks have gone back-to-back on the pitch. LQ clinched another DEL title on Tuesday with a win at Rancho Mirage. Their record sits at 7-1-1 with one league game remaining. Back-2-Back Blackhawks. LQ boys soccer claims 2nd straight league championship following win tonight. @scottmckee4 @lqathletics @LQBlackhawks @lqprincipal @LaQuintaCA @KESQ @Jesus_G_Reyes pic.twitter.com/dl7GHN8wVv— Blake Arthur (@BlakeArthur24)
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Cinco estudiantes del valle de Coachella ganaron becas en las mas prestigiosas universidades a lo largo del País. Coinciden en que solo con sacrificio y mucho esfuerzo se puede lograr lo que parecía inalcanzable. Carla de Leon recibió la noticia que ella creía imposible, ganar una beca completa de estudios universitarios : la meta ser una abogada de inmigración una causa que guarda
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The 9th Annual Rancho Mirage Writers Festival kicked off its first night by honoring its sponsors. The sold out 3-day event begins Wednesday. After a years long pause due to the pandemic, the city says they’re excited to welcome it back. The festival welcomed more than 600 people on Angel Night, a time to honor
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A multi-billion dollar mega-merger in the grocery business may have some big impacts on the Coachella Valley. “It’s a hot mess, John,” said Jo Ann Sherley, who has been in the grocery game for 38 years. Sherley has been through this before with other mergers but now with billions at stake on Wall Street, she’s
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A convicted felon was arrested, but two other subjects managed to flee, during a standoff in a Coachella neighborhood Tuesday afternoon. According to the Riverside County Sheriff’s Dept., the incident started at around 1:12 p.m. That’s when deputies responded to a residence in the 50100 block of Balboa Street to assist Child Protective Services with
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