Adoptan a cinco hermanas juntas, se preparan para recibir el Día de Acción de Gracias con alegría
Adoptan a cinco hermanas juntas, se preparan para recibir el Día de Acción de gracias con alegría
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Adoptan a cinco hermanas juntas, se preparan para recibir el Día de Acción de gracias con alegría
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A Cathedral City family just got a lot bigger and just in time for Thanksgiving – giving a group of sisters a new home. Jennifer, Mia, Quetzaly, Sofia and Karla, ages 3 to 9, were just adopted this month into the Avena-Rivera family. “Because they’re sisters, we wanted them to be together,” said Sofia Rivera Vidal,
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Travel conditions are expected to remain mild across much of Southern California and the country for Wednesday. Temperatures locally will warm to the upper 70s with mostly clear skies and dry conditions. Relative humidity values remain low over the next few days as Santa Ana winds pick back up for the Thanksgiving holiday. A building
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A Desert Hot Springs couple said they are feeling powerless and betrayed by the very system they believed was supposed to protect them. Tabitha Davies and Israel Rivera said they were robbed of their dream home by a contractor who sold it to them. The couple said they purchased a manufactured home from a Desert
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Whether traveling by air or car the day before Thanksgiving is projected to be the busiest travel day. The Palm Springs International Airport is expecting to set new records this year. It is expecting 20% more passengers to fly out of the airport overall this holiday compared to last year. The airport is expecting at
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One person is dead after a plane crashed in Banning near Interstate 10 Tuesday night. The crash happened at around 6:40 p.m. south of Interstate 10 near the Banning Scales, close to the Banning Municipal Airport. The Federal Aviation Administration told News Channel 3 that an unidentified aircraft crashed and caught fire. Cal Fire Battalion Chief
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As kids struggle with mental health challenges in school after pandemic distance learning, educators across the nation are reporting an increase in anxiety, bullying, and violence among student populations. For Brianna Garcia, a mother of two elementary school kids in Indio, she’s doing her best to help her girls catch up. And that means tutors, along with a
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At Executive Urgent Care in Indian Wells, a packed lobby led people to wait outside. “Really busy, really hectic a lot going on,” said Jennifer Melchor, a medical assistant at Executive Urgent Care. “It’s been super busy. It’s almost as busy as an emergency room would be or just the smaller setting kind of just
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The Coachella Valley Rescue Mission is set to host its annual Thanksgiving meal service this week, and the community is urged to donate food items that are still needed by the non-profit organization. “We’re looking for pies, dinner rolls, gravy. Just the sides, but really we’re hoping for pies because we want to give everybody
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We are seeing a subtle climb in our daytime high temperatures as a ridge of high pressure continues to build. Temperatures appear to peak on Wednesday into the high 70s with a slight cool down into the mid-70s for the rest of the week. KESQ This ridge of high pressure is also bringing about the
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La Quinta high school football Isaiah Alvarado is what I would coin a La Quinta OG. The senior running back has been around the school and football program since he could remember. “Growing up I use to come to the games with my sister, she came here. I would see Turbo, Bengy, I grew up
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Drivers throughout the valley share that they’ve seen an increase in speeding and traffic incidents throughout the years. Because of this, traffic officers from several valley police departments and the Sheriff’s Department partner once a month in the Valley Motor Enforcement Team. Every month, about a dozen officers target problems areas within a city. Viktor
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El día de Acción de Gracias no sería igual sin los agricultores.
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A suspected arsonist is on the run from police in Desert Hot Springs after more than seven fires were ignited in the city early Tuesday morning. Martin Valencia woke up to firefighters at his door. “I heard my daughter screaming,” he said. “The smoke started going in through that window. And all the house was
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Mild today and continuing to warm into the latter part of the week, but offshore winds will reappear. A High Wind Watch will go into effect Wednesday night, lasting through Noon on Thursday. This is for areas in Northern LA and Ventura counties. Our winds will be fairly light, and the worst winds will occur
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FIND Food Bank said during the holidays it often sees a 10% increase in the need for food in the Coachella Valley and this year it plans to give out over 300 meals for families. “The idea that they’re not going to have enough to feed their families and loved ones during the holiday season
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Dry and relatively mild conditions can be expected for this upcoming holiday week. An area of low pressure has pushed in high cloud cover which will remain until Tuesday. KESQ This area of low pressure will be replaced by a ridge of high pressure by Wednesday which will boost temperatures into the lower 80s by
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