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Desert Sands Unified welcomes students back to school
Desert Sands Unified School District is welcoming students back to school this morning! Over 26,000 students from across 34 students will walk through school doors today, and the district has been preparing all summer. The first day of school always creates some traffic, the district's Superintendent Kelly May-Vollmar says, "be patient the first couple of The post Desert Sands Unified welcomes students back to school appeared first on KESQ.
Indio Public Arts Commission approves six-figure restoration project for ten local murals
The City of Indio's Public Arts commission voted to restore and protect ten murals over the next few decades. The unanimous vote will provide funding to maintain ten murals around the city, for a total budget of $170,778. The murals that will be included in this project are: Mary Ann's Bakery, Desert Cahuilla Village, Agriculture The post Indio Public Arts Commission approves six-figure restoration project for ten local murals appeared first on KESQ.
High school football preview: Xavier Prep Saints
The Xavier Prep Saints are ready to put their head down and stand on business for their upcoming 2024 season. "You guys can expect a young team, but one that is willing to hit and do everything they need to do," Saints senior strong safety Austin McDanel said. "We're going to be making a run this year, hopefully, and I think we will."
CONE ZONE ALERT: Soil Removal Under Ofelia Bringas Memorial Bridge/Date Palm Drive Under Way Along Cathedral Canyon Drive
Contera Construction Corp. started working on the soil removal under Ofelia Bringas Memorial Bridge and Date Palm Drive Bridge. These projects consist of removing soil and debris deposited under these bridges during Tropical Storm Hilary. The soil removal is intended to restore the streambed elevation of the Whitewater River Channel at these locations and to evaluate structural integrity of the existing bridges after the storm event.
Suspects Arrested For Burglary in Palm Springs
“News Release: Burglary Suspects Arrested in Palm Springs. On August 15, 2024, at approximately 12:00 PM, officers were dispatched to the 2900 block of Guadalupe Rd after a homeowner, monitoring their property via surveillance video, reported seeing four individuals wearing hooded sweatshirts and face coverings on the property. As officers were en route, the homeowner observed the individuals entering the residence and removing property.
Brace for a scorching start to the week: Everything to know about heat warnings in Arizona
The National Weather Service issued an excessive heat warning for central Arizona, beginning Monday morning and extending through 8 p.m. Tuesday. The affected counties were La Paz, Yuma, Maricopa, Gila, and Pinal, where temperatures were expected to soar, peaking at a blistering 116 degrees in some parts of Yuma. ...
Excessive heat returns on Tuesday, and higher moisture by the midweek
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY-TV) - A ridge of high pressure toward our east will expand, bringing back Excessive heat and major heat risks to the Desert Southwest on Tuesday. This current weather pattern setup will also allow monsoonal moisture to steer into the area in the days ahead. An Excessive...
Mora-Fattorini Appointed to California High School Democratic Board
Benicio Mora-Fattorini, a standout leader within our community, has been appointed to the California High School Democrats Cabinet by Triston Ezidore, Vice President of the Culver City Unified School District Board. “I am excited to join the California High School Democrats as Culver City’s representative,” said Mora-Fattorini. “I cannot wait...
Truckee River water quality could be impacted due to Gold Ranch Fire, experts say
RENO, Nev. (News 4 & Fox 11) — The Gold Ranch Fire, which burned more than 600 acres along Interstate 80 near the Nevada-California state line, might have an impact on one of the main water sources in the Truckee Meadows. The United States Geological Survey (USGS) tells News...
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