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New developer proceeding with evaluation of long-delayed Talus La Quinta as City declares latest default
A new developer announced his intention to move forward with the long-delayed Talus La Quinta resort development as the City confirmed to News Channel 3 that long-time developer Robert Green Development Company and SilverRock Development Company are in default of all obligations to the project. Northern California-based investor Christopher M. George, founder of CMG Financial, The post New developer proceeding with evaluation of long-delayed Talus La Quinta as City declares latest default appeared first on KESQ.
DUI Checkpoints In La Quinta & Indian Wells…Long Hours, Just 2 DUI Arrests
At a DUI checkpoint in Indian Wells, just one person was arrested for DUI, one person was arrested for resisting, delaying, and obstructing a Peace Officer, and one person was arrested for possession of a firearm & possession of narcotics for sale. The DUI checkpoint was held at Eldorado Drive...
Big drug bust in joint operation by Border Patrol, Riverside County Sheriff’s Office, and San Bernardino PD
El Centro Sector agents assisted San Bernardino Police Department and Riverside County Sheriff's Office in a joint operation arresting 51 subjects. News Channel 3 is committed to providing a forum for civil and constructive conversation. Please keep your comments respectful and relevant. You can review our Community Guidelines by clicking...
Remember wildfire danger on National Wildland Firefighter Day
July 2nd marks National Wildland Firefighter Day, a day dedicated to the men and women who protect others from wildfires. Captain Chris O'Neill from Station 20 of the Riverside County Fire Department in Beaumont is one of those firefighters. Firefighters from Station 20 respond to a wide variety of calls, including medical calls, traffic accidents, The post Remember wildfire danger on National Wildland Firefighter Day appeared first on KESQ.
Concerns linger about enforcement of short-term rental regulations on Coachella Valley ranchos
A new County ordinance to define the land-use and create regulations for Ranchos in the Coachella Valley is set to take effect by the end of August after it was unanimously approved by the Riverside County Board of Supervisors on June 25. Ranchos are large agricultural properties used to hold events, primarily outdoors, such as The post Concerns linger about enforcement of short-term rental regulations on Coachella Valley ranchos appeared first on KESQ.
Tips to Help Avoid Heat-Related Illnesses From the County of Riverside Emergency Management Department
The City of Cathedral City and the Coachella Valley continue to experience a prolonged period of extremely hot temperatures. Extreme heat is the leading weather-related cause of death in the U.S. However, heat-related illnesses and deaths are largely preventable with proper planning, education and action. The County of Riverside Emergency Management Department and its Riverside Emergency Medical Services Agency (REMSA) encourages individuals in affected areas to pay close attention to weather forecasts, heed the advice from local officials and follow these tips to stay safe during extreme heat.
Renovated Palm Desert library opens after split from county
With a few dozen patrons on hand — including at least one first-timer — the Palm Desert library reopened its doors Monday morning, marking the start of its operations under city control after decades of being a part of Riverside County’s library system. The city’s transition from the county-led system has been in...
Educators to hone technology skills at LITE Conference
Coding for kindergarteners, harnessing AI and supporting the digital well-being of students are among presentations available to educators at the LITE Conference, a two-day event in Riverside set for July 10-11. Technology-skilled presentations and interactive workshops for educators set for will take place 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the...
Restaurant inspections: Flies, cockroaches, no hot water close 3 Coachella Valley spots
Three Coachella Valley eateries were closed by Riverside County health inspectors this past week due to flies, cockroach infestations and lack of hot water, according to reports conducted June 24-27. Eastern Buffet and Chihuahua Market in Coachella and Santorini Gyro Palm Springs in Palm Springs racked up a number of...
CVUSD appoints new Superintendent in board meeting following Dr. Valentino’s retirement
The Coachella Valley United School District (CVUSD) voted on a new superintendent in a board meeting tonight following the recent retirement of Dr. Luis Valentino. After a two-hour closed session meeting, board members of CVUSD returned saying that they took action to appoint Doctor Frances Esparza. Doctor Esparza is currently the Assistant Superintendent of Educational The post CVUSD appoints new Superintendent in board meeting following Dr. Valentino’s retirement appeared first on KESQ.
California heat wave: How hot will it get in your area?
Southern California is bracing for the hottest temperatures of the year over the July 4th holiday weekend. The National Weather Service has issued excessive heat warnings and advisories that will likely remain in effect at least through Saturday. Temperatures are forecast to reach triple digits in the inland valleys and deserts as a high pressure […]
Excessive heat warning issued for Inland Empire
The National Weather Service has issued an excessive heat warning for the Inland Empire starting Friday and through this weekend. The agency says temperatures are expected to exceed 100 degrees in some places this weekend. Parts of the Coachella Valley could peak at 119 degrees in the daytime. Elizabeth Adams,...
What happened to CVUSD's superintendent, and who's in charge now? Here's what to know
Coachella Valley Unified School District will first consider internal candidates for its next superintendent before deciding on a broader search, the school board announced at its Thursday meeting. The district will hold a special board meeting at 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday to discuss the decision and consult with attorneys about the process....
Coachella Valley Weather Report – Tuesday July 2
Southern California is in for a sizzling week as temperatures are set to soar well above the seasonal average. With highs reaching up to 122°F, the Coachella Valley and surrounding areas are under an excessive heat warning. Curious about the details? Here’s a sneak peek:. – Tuesday: Expect...
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