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KESQ News Channel 3

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Online threats and student safety: What Coachella Valley families need to know

LA QUINTA, Calif. (KESQ) - The Riverside County Sheriff's Office says investigators have found no evidence of a credible threat to La Quinta High School following reports of threatening social media posts, but the investigation remains ongoing as some parents continue to raise concerns about student safety. The investigation follows a student protest Thursday, November The post Online threats and student safety: What Coachella Valley families need to know appeared first on KESQ .

La Quinta, CA · 2d

hoodline.com

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Palm Desert Pumps Brakes on Pricey Sign Overhaul After Council Balks at Cost

Palm Desert is weighing a sign improvement project worth nearly $3 million, and city council members are not rushing to approve it. After questioning whether the expense is justified, the council has directed staff to break the proposal into separate pieces before any final vote. At its meeting on October...

Palm Desert, CA · 3d
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City Hall this week: Street safety, investments, historic Ridge Road home, VillageFest vendors

Street safety plans, a city investment review, a proposed addition to a historic Ridge Road home and seven VillageFest vendor applications are on the agenda this week. Four Palm Springs meetings are scheduled for Monday and Tuesday. The Historic Site Preservation Board has the week’s only design review, a proposed...

Palm Springs, CA · 1d
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Palm Springs’ Pride on the Page Book Festival Returns November 14 With Free Admission

Palm Springs will welcome LGBTQ+ authors, readers and literary enthusiasts next Saturday, November 14, when the fifth annual Pride on the Page Book Festival returns to the Palm Springs Cultural Center. The festival is scheduled from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. For the first time, organizers are making the entire event free, including the evening reception. The festival’s theme is “Five Years of Pride on the Page: Our Lives, Our Words, Our Stories.” The theme emphasizes memoirs and personal narratives reflecting the experiences of LGBTQ+ people.

Palm Springs, CA · 2d
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Palm Springs City Council Incumbents Hold Commanding Leads as Voters Favor Familiar Leadership

Palm Springs City Council incumbents Grace Garner and Ron deHarte hold commanding leads following the November 3 election, while District 2 Councilmember Jeffrey Bernstein ran unopposed. The Riverside County Registrar of Voters’ November 7 update shows substantial margins in both contested races. The results remain unofficial pending the county’s canvass and certification.

Palm Springs, CA · 19h

KESQ News Channel 3

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Free skin cancer screenings in Palm Springs as melanoma rates rise in Riverside County

PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) — A mobile clinic will offer free, full-body skin cancer screenings Friday morning at the Mizell Center in Palm Springs. The screenings run from 10 a.m. to noon and are available on a first-come, first-served basis. The Skin Cancer Foundation’s Destination Healthy Skin program brings volunteer dermatology providers to communities across The post Free skin cancer screenings in Palm Springs as melanoma rates rise in Riverside County appeared first on KESQ .

Riverside County, CA · 3d

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PHOTOS: Orange girls volleyball team makes history capturing first CIF championship

Orange Panther players, coaches and school officials celebrate the CIF title. (PHOTOS: Tim Burt, OC Sports Zone). Fans packed the Orange gymnasium Saturday night to watch the Panthers girls volleyball team make history. Orange defeated La Quinta from La Quinta in three sets by scores of 25-20, 26-24, 25-17 to...

La Quinta, CA · 1d

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Annual Fall Family Festival Set for Next Week at La Quinta Park

An annual festival hosted by About Families, Inc., a nonprofit organization dedicated to family support and education from pregnancy through the childhood years will be held next week at Silver Rock Park in La Quinta, with proceeds to benefit the organization’s programs. The free, family-friendly event will take place...

La Quinta, CA · 2d

KESQ News Channel 3

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Coachella teacher receives ‘One Class at a Time’ award to expand hands-on learning for students

COACHELLA, Calif. (KESQ)— A Coachella elementary school teacher is receiving new resources to help her students explore technology, strengthen problem-solving skills and, most importantly, believe in their own abilities. Dr. Maricela Tinajero, a teacher at Cesar Chavez Elementary School, has been named the latest recipient of News Channel 3’s One Class at a Time award. The post Coachella teacher receives ‘One Class at a Time’ award to expand hands-on learning for students appeared first on KESQ .

Coachella, CA · 2d

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`Jump into Joy’ Pet Adoption Concludes in La Quinta

A community pet adoption event featuring characters from Warner Bros. Pictures Animation’s “The Cat in the Hat” continues Sunday at a Petco store in La Quinta. The Riverside County Department of Animal Services and Petco Love, a nonprofit organization, will offer adoptable pets from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday at 78720 Highway 111.

La Quinta, CA · 1d

The Desert Sun

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Desert Christian Academy claims historic first football playoff win

Before the 2026 football season even began, some were already calling junior Judah Garrison the best high school athlete in the entire Coachella Valley. After all, as a sophomore he averaged nearly 21 points per game on the basketball court, hit .405 on the baseball diamond and intercepted six passes and caught 11 others for touchdowns on the football field. On Friday, Garrison added more validity to that claim in leading Desert Christian Academy to the school’s historic first playoff win in football in a 28-21 CIF Southern Section Division 7 victory over Laguna Hills. Garrison intercepted two passes, returning one of them 101 yards for a touchdown, and recovered a fumble late in the fourth quarter to set up the go-ahead touchdown. Not that Garrison did it all alone. Several other players also had a big role in the win, including junior Jayvon Garcia who caught a touchdown pass on a broken play while the Conquerors were attempting a field goal. Sophomore quarterback Mario Gallo ran for the game-winning touchdown and threw another to sophomore receiver Nathdaniel Guerrero in the fourth quarter. Sophomore linebacker Preston Martinez intercepted the ball on Laguna Hills’ final possession to seal the game. “This

Laguna Hills, CA · 2d

cvindependent.com

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The Indy Endorsement: The Chile Relleno at El Matador Restaurant

Where: El Matador Restaurant, 13450 Palm Drive, Desert Hot Springs. We were overdue to get together with our friend Theresa for dinner. She lives in Desert Hot Springs, and it was our turn go somewhere closer to her place. She recommended several possible locations—one of which was El Matador Restaurant.

Desert Hot Springs, CA · 2d

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Performances at the Pueblo: A New Monthly Music Series at Cabot’s in Desert Hot Springs Kicks Off on Nov. 20

Cabot’s Pueblo Museum, in Desert Hot Springs, is an architectural marvel. Early Desert Hot Springs homesteader Cabot Yerxa began building the pueblo house in 1941 to be both his home and a museum honoring Indigenous culture, incorporating artifacts and artworks from tribes, as well as scrap material found in the desert. The captivating structure boasts 150 windows, 65 doors and 35 rooms, and while the project was never completed, Cabot’s Pueblo Museum has become a historical landmark.

Desert Hot Springs, CA · 22h