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Passing clouds and mild conditions
Morning lows were cool, but not as cool as yesterday. We hit 67 on Monday and should beat that number today. A weak storm to our North is providing the clouds, and will pass in Nevada later today. Tomorrow we celebrate the beginning of Winter with the Solstice, and despite that, highs will climb close
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Firefighters respond to an attic fire in Bermuda Dunes
CAL Fire responded to an attic fire in Bermuda Dunes Monday night. A call came in about a home on Blackstone Court near Avenue 42 on fire at about 10:30 p.m. Utilities were called to the scene to help. Fire crews were able to contain the fire within an hour. No information has been provided
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Snow place like the rink: Locals enjoy first evening of public skate at Berger Foundation Iceplex
What better way to kick off the holiday season than going to the ice rink! It was the first evening for public skating at the Berger Foundation Iceplex in Acrisure Arena. Dozen of people lined up, laced up and took to the ice! “It’s like special for everybody. It’s amazing,” said Nick De Santiago of
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Berger Foundation Iceplex opening at Acrisure Arena: What you need to know
The Berger Foundation Iceplex at Acrisure Arena is opening its doors to the public on Monday! Public ice skating, special programs and more will available for attendees. The 36,000-square-foot NHL Rink will be open seven days a week from 6:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. It features 250 spectator seats, four locker rooms, two party rooms
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DOJ reports reveal Desert Hot Springs had the lowest crime reports in the Coachella Valley
According to the Department of Justice data, crime reports are down in Desert Hot Springs between the years 2001 and 2021. “I honestly feel like you don’t really see a lot of crime,” says Pattie Cruz, owner of Kali Certified Flowers. Kali-certified flowers have been a family business in desert hot springs for eight years. Cruz has
Continue ReadingEl Centro Galilee brinda alegría a cientos de familias con alimentos para la nochebuena
Hoy repartieron su tradicional canasta navideña a cientos de familias.
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Palm Springs Air Museum hosts Santa flyover for local healthcare workers
Santa flew into the valley a little early this year. The Palm Springs Air Museum hosted its annual Santa flyover to give thanks to local healthcare workers today. Courtesy of: Desert Regional Medical Center The tradition started about 20 years ago, Fred Bell, the Vice Chairman of the Palm Springs Air Museum, says that
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Mild start to week with rising temperatures ahead
As of this afternoon, air quality around the Coachella Valley was ‘good’ to ‘moderate.’ Just to our west, a mandatory wood-burning ban is in effect through Tuesday. “No burn day alerts are mandatory in order to protect public health when levels of fine particulate air pollution in the region are forecast to be high.” Read
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Jan. 6 panel urges Trump prosecution with criminal referral
By MARY CLARE JALONICK, ERIC TUCKER and FARNOUSH AMIRI WASHINGTON (AP) — The House Jan. 6 committee urged the Justice Department on Monday to bring criminal charges against former President Donald Trump, delivering what it called a “roadmap to justice” in response to the violent 2021 Capitol insurrection. After one of the most exhaustive and aggressive
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A warming trend is coming in time for Christmas
A ridge of high pressure will keep skies sunny and temps fairly mild today, but warmer weather is on the way. Today, highs will again span the mid-sixties. However, the Southern tier of the Jetstream will march farther North, allowing warmer air to move into SoCal. By the time we reach Christmas Eve, highs will
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Historic home opener: Coachella Valley Firebirds win first game at sold out Acrisure Arena
History was made Sunday night. History! The puck has been dropped and professional hockey is officially underway in the desert! @Firebirds @KESQ @TheAHL pic.twitter.com/gGnPCp3a3R— Blake Arthur (@BlakeArthur24) December 19, 2022 The Coachella Valley Firebirds dropped the puck in their desert debut, playing their first home game inside brand-new Acrisure Arena. pic.twitter.com/d1VWU8EjGP— Coachella Valley Firebirds (@Firebirds)
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Fans weigh in on experience at Coachella Valley Firebirds’ first-ever home game
Fans are weighing in on their experience at Acrisure Arena Sunday night for the Coachella Valley Firebirds’ first-ever home game. Check Out Highlights from the Game Here It was calm rinkside after the game with crews in the stands cleaning up but just a couple hours ago, it was a full house and Firebird fans
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DEL dominates DVL in first ever “Desert Elite Showcase” 49-0
The Desert Empire League showed up and showed out in the inaugural Desert Elite All-Star game in defeating the Desert Valley League, 49-0, on Saturday night at Shadow Hills high school. The game featured the very best players from each respective league and the DEL was coached by long-time Palm Desert coach Pat Blackburn, while
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Local artist who never went to the Palm Springs Art Museum as a child hosts an art workshop
Hundreds of people came to the Palm Springs Art Museum to enjoy a day of hands-on art projects with local artists. The museum calls the event “Family Plus.” Children and adults went to art-inspired workshops to create paper collages and vision boards. Vendors from across the valley had their products on display for sale.
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Prepping for a warm start to winter
Another chilly morning across the Coachella Valley, with overnight lows ranging from 20s to 40s. Tonight is expected to be similar. A quicker cool down is expected given the clear skies overhead allowing for any daytime warmth to quickly escape. Warmer days are ahead as we prep for the official first day of winter on
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