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Vehicle drives off I-10 in Whitewater, Crashes into Gate
An ambulance was requested in Whitewater today after a vehicle drove off the I-10 roadway. The incident occurred at 1:25 p.m. Tuesday, according to California Highway Patrol traffic records. The driver, a 50-year-old man, was traveling westbound when his Toyota Prius went off the right shoulder west of Haugen-Lehmann Way near Mile Marker 22, landing The post Vehicle drives off I-10 in Whitewater, Crashes into Gate appeared first on KESQ.
Fire destroys two homes in Thousand Palms, two people hospitalized
Two houses and several cars were destroyed after a fire broke out in Thousand Palms Monday afternoon. The fire was reported at around 6:15 p.m. on Black Eagle Drive. Neighbors stood outside watching crews put out the flames in disbelief. "It was just a nice evening and I happened to step out the back door," The post Fire destroys two homes in Thousand Palms, two people hospitalized appeared first on KESQ.
Above average temps continue into the weekend
Highs topped out at 102 yesterday and we should meet or exceed that this afternoon as high pressure continues to keep temps above normal (98). Some breeziness along the freeway corridor is keeping Indian Canyon at the Wash in Palm Springs closed because of sand and visibility issues, and the breeziness is a result of a trough to our north. That trough slowing moving away form the region, so expect less breezy conditions and slightly warmer highs tomorrow and Friday.
Cathedral City Public Arts Commission looking for painters, muralists to paint 23 benches at Ocotillo Park
Cathedral City Public Arts Commission is seeking painters/muralists to paint 23 benches for a project at Ocotillo Park, centrally located at 33300 Moreno Road in Cathedral City. This neighborhood park offers a range of amenities, including ball fields, a basketball court, skateboard park, tennis court, tot lot, splash pad, barbeque stands, shade structures, and a The post Cathedral City Public Arts Commission looking for painters, muralists to paint 23 benches at Ocotillo Park appeared first on KESQ.
Palm Springs Arts Museum Helps Beat The Heat
One promising location to beat the heat this summer is the Palm Springs Art Museum. This was the scene at their Thursday night session, which runs throughout the month of June. It’s where art enthusiasts could enjoy the sighs and a refreshing beverage while being entertained by resident DJ Millions...
Low-income Palm Springs residents may qualify for free smartphones by May 30
The City of Palm Springs announced that low-income apartment complex residents could qualify for free mobile smartphones provided by the Affordable Connectivity Program starting on May 30 through June 29. The Affordable Connectivity Program also worked with the new partnership between the City of Palm Springs and the Outreach Program Services of America. The qualification The post Low-income Palm Springs residents may qualify for free smartphones by May 30 appeared first on KESQ.
The joy of sharing inspirational quotes with friends and locals
As many readers know, I have been passing out business card-size motivational quote cards for over two decades. I first started doing this with my students, but after I retired, I kept passing them out to family, friends and valley residents. I know they make a difference and I have shared many stories through the years from people who received the cards. Let me share a special story from about a month ago. I always take cards...
Restaurant week returns to Greater Palm Springs
Greater Palm Springs Restaurant Week kicks off tomorrow! It’s the 16th annual event, and it offers residents 10 days to experience different restaurants and culinary experiences throughout all nine desert cities. Visit Greater Palm Springs produces the event with the support of presenting sponsor Agua Caliente Casinos. There are nearly 100 restaurants that participate in The post Restaurant week returns to Greater Palm Springs appeared first on KESQ.
Palm Springs Power gets ready for 20th opening day
The Palm Springs Power is back in the valley for its 20th opening day vs the SoCal Mavericks, and players and coaches can't wait to start the season. "It feels like Christmas," Palm Springs Power field manager Casey Dill said. "We pack the stands on opening day. It's a great environment ... so it's about as good of a feeling as you can have going into a baseball game."
Staying warm into the first weekend of June
Temperatures today will be fairly similar to what we experienced yesterday, with a high near 105°F. We are also still monitoring elevated eveningtime winds, especially around sunset. There may be some widespread breezy conditions at times, with gustier conditions isolated to the I-10 corridor. Temperatures over the next week...
“Pathway To Pride” Crosswalk Unveiled
It’s called the “Pathway To Pride” a crosswalk has been painted multiple colors in honor of Pride Month. NBC Palm Springs contributor Steven Henke was at Acrisure Arena this morning to help put the finishing touches on the new painted pathway.
Palm Springs Police Lieutenant honored by local veterans organizations
Palm Springs Police Lieutenant Gustavo Araiza was honored Monday with a Special Achievement Award presented by two local veteran organizations. The award was presented by American Veterans (AMVETS) Post 66 and Jon Castro Chapter 19 of Veterans For Peace (VFP) at their 18th annual Memorial Day Awards Luncheon at Cimarron Golf Resort in Cathedral City. Lieutenant The post Palm Springs Police Lieutenant honored by local veterans organizations appeared first on KESQ.
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