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Coachella Valley, CA · 20h

Animal Rescue Center of California seeks urgent help to save abandoned desert dogs

The Animal Rescue Center of California, located in the Coachella Valley, is working to rescue dogs left abandoned in the desert. Founded by Kirk and Noelle Geiger in 2020, the nonprofit rescues dogs in its mission to find them loving homes. Kirk Geiger highlighted the urgent need for foster homes, especially as the end of the month approaches, which is a time when many dog owners face housing instability.

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Two longtime Palm Springs businesses facing major changes as Toucans rebrands and Ace Hardware prepares to close

PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) - Two longtime Palm Springs businesses are preparing for major changes, with one closing its doors after years of serving the community and another undergoing a transformation that will bring a familiar Brooklyn nightlife brand to the Coachella Valley. Palm Springs Ace Hardware is preparing to close its current location after The post Two longtime Palm Springs businesses facing major changes as Toucans rebrands and Ace Hardware prepares to close appeared first on KESQ .

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Desert Hot Springs, CA · 9h

Quarterfinal Friday: Four local high school football teams continue CIF Playoff journey

COACHELLA VALLEY, Calif. (KESQ) - It's Quarterfinal Friday! We've got four local high school teams in action Friday night. QUARTERFINAL SCHEDULE (All games scheduled to start at 7pm) D7: Desert Christian Academy at La Mirada D10: Ontario Christian at Rancho Mirage D10: South Hills at Desert Hot Springs D11: Viewpoint at Xavier Prep Check Out: The post Quarterfinal Friday: Four local high school football teams continue CIF Playoff journey appeared first on KESQ .

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Desert Christian Academy determined to continue historic season, chasing CIF championship

BERMUDA DUNES, Calif. (KESQ) -- Desert Christian Academy has already made history this season, but the Conquerors aren't ready for their run to end. DCA enters Friday's CIF Southern Section Division 7 quarterfinal matchup against La Mirada with an undefeated 11-0 record after earning the program's first playoff victory since transitioning to 11-man football.

Bermuda Dunes, CA · 1d

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Carvalho Gives Gutierrez Public Comeuppance

CATHEDRAL CITY — Mayor Pro Tem Ernesto Gutierrez received a public comeuppance from Alan Carvalho, a resident of the community and former City Council candidate, at a special City Council meeting and special Study Session on Tuesday. It’s not the first time Carvalho publicly chastised the Mayor Pro Tem....

Cathedral City, CA · 2d

The Desert Sun

See what's in former Antique Galleries owner's new Palm Springs store

(This story was updated to add new information.) There may be no land, or any cattle, but the Palm Springs Land and Cattle Co. sure has a whole lot else to offer curious shoppers. The latest project of former Antique Galleries owner Mike Rivkin , Land and Cattle Co. aims to bring a new approach to vintage stores. From $2,000 handcrafted model cars to $50 Italian Air Force espresso sets, Rivkin hopes to attract a different kind of buyer to his new business at 590 S. Indian Canyon Drive, which will open on Thursday, Nov. 19. "At the end of the day, its stuff that I like and respond well to and I’m hoping there’s enough people out there like me that feel the same way," Rivkin said. Earlier this year, Rivkin decided to close the antique store he'd run for 12 years just off Sunny Dunes Road so he could retire. At the time, he told The Desert Sun he wanted to "drift off into my dotage with a little less to do." Apparently, a "little less" meant starting a new store, with all the headaches that go along with preparing for a grand opening. But Rivkin, who writes

Palm Springs, CA · 3d

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What’s next for the Palm Desert Library? Questions remain over taxpayer spending after city changes course

PALM DESERT, Calif. (KESQ) - Approximately $1 million in taxpayer money was spent planning and designing a new Palm Desert Library that will no longer be built, city officials confirmed to News Channel 3. The revelation comes after the Palm Desert City Council voted 4-1 on October 22 to move away from plans for a The post What’s next for the Palm Desert Library? Questions remain over taxpayer spending after city changes course appeared first on KESQ .

Palm Desert, CA · 3d

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Tramview Heights plan goes to Planning Commission Nov. 18; residents seek more time

Palm Springs planners will present a proposal that could help bring a grocery store and new housing to the city’s north end to the Planning Commission on Nov. 18, but some residents say they haven’t had enough time to organize ahead of the meeting. The Tramview Heights Specific...

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Ace Hardware to close at Smoke Tree Village in February, hopes to reopen elsewhere in city

Palm Springs Ace Hardware, a beloved local business known as much for its attentive customer service and eclectic selection of gifts as its hardware supplies, will close its longtime Smoke Tree Village location next February, but its owners say they are working to reopen elsewhere in the city. In a...

Palm Springs, CA · 2d

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Christmas Classic on the Fairways, All for the Kids

There are a lot of golf tournaments in the Coachella Valley during season, but few come wrapped in as much holiday spirit, or support a cause as close to the heart, as the Childhelp Christmas Golf Classic. Presented by the Indian Wells Chapter of Childhelp, the Christmas Golf Classic tees...

Palm Desert, CA · 2d

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Friends of the Desert Mountains to Host Annual Fundraiser in La Quinta

Friends of the Desert Mountains, a nonprofit organization focused on land conservation, education and research, will host its annual fundraiser benefiting the organization’s work next week at La Quinta. The “Friends and Champions” event will take place from 4:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Silver Rock Park, 51900 Silver Rock...

La Quinta, CA · 1d

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Coachella Valley, CA · 22h

Acrisure Arena kicks off season of giving with holiday tree lighting celebration

THOUSAND PALMS, CALIF. (KESQ) - Acrisure Arena will launch its annual Season of Giving campaign on Thursday, November 12, with a festive Holiday Tree Lighting Celebration at 5:30 p.m. on the arena’s outdoor plaza. Now in its fifth year, the holiday tradition will feature the Coachella Valley’s largest holiday tree, standing 55 feet tall, along The post Acrisure Arena kicks off season of giving with holiday tree lighting celebration appeared first on KESQ .

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CODEPINK protest puts Pride rules in focus

PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) - A demonstration by CODEPINK during Palm Springs Pride is raising questions about the organization's exclusion from this year's parade and the guidelines organizers use to determine who can participate. CODEPINK, a national grassroots feminist peace and anti-war organization, demonstrated during the November 8 celebration after its application to participate in The post CODEPINK protest puts Pride rules in focus appeared first on KESQ .

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Jazz, Wine and Giving Back: Two Charity Concerts at Shadow Mountain

Some of the best nights in the desert pair great music with a good cause, and Ruth Ruiz of RR Class Act Entertainment is giving us two of them this season at Shadow Mountain Golf Club in Palm Desert. The series opens Saturday, November 21 with Nils and Friends, an...

Palm Desert, CA · 2d

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Grand Opening for Braille Institute in Rancho Mirage Set for Next Week

Braille Institute of America and Vision Support America will host an opening ceremony next week for a facility in Rancho Mirage. The celebration will take place from 4-6 p.m. Tuesday, with a ribbon-cutting at 4:40 p.m. at 42525 Rancho Mirage Lane. KESQ Chief Meteorologist and “Eye on the Desert” host Patrick Evans will emcee the event.

Rancho Mirage, CA · 3d

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Historic board OKs modern addition to ridge estate, with conditions to protect the 1928 home

The Palm Springs Historic Site Preservation Board approved a large addition to the Edmund Goulding Residence on Tuesday but asked the owner to soften its look to ensure the integrity of the 1928 landmark. The 5-1 vote came with two conditions, and it went against city staff, who had recommended...

Palm Springs, CA · 2d

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Community Voices: Beyond the Dark Room—Migraine Research Offers New Hope

It can be hard to explain what a true migraine feels like. It is not simply a bad headache. It is throbbing pain that can pin a person in a darkened, silent room for hours or even days, often accompanied by nausea, visual disturbances and a sensitivity to light and sound so severe that ordinary life grinds to a halt.

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