Your SoCal ‘Wednesday Morning’ Weather Briefing! The Coachella Valley is still in a weather holding-pattern as afternoon highs hang in the middle-90s under total sunshine through Friday. A disturbance this weekend will kick-up winds and drop temps on Sunday ..read more

Many of the restaurants with outdoor dining decks are local, and situated along El Paseo, and Highway 111. Some restaurants have said the new fees are too high, and the scheduled repaving project on El Paseo and in turn, the removal of the decks would be bad for business. “Little Bar” who has relied heavily on these spaces, took to social media yesterday saying the guidelines would virtually eliminate all dining decks on El Paseo and make the remaining decks unfeasible to operate. But just today, the city met to go over the new guidelines once again and clarify what these changes could entail ..read more

  The Coachella Football Club will begin its inaugural season in the USL League Two on May 4 against CAPO FC. The CFC’s goal is to launch their players’ careers from USL League Two to the professional level in some of the largest leagues in the world. The club was founded by the visionary duo, local artist Nacho Bustillos and professional Chilean coach and entrepreneur Rolando Inostroza. The first match will be held at Desert Mirage High School at 7 p.m. on Saturday May 4. For tickets and more information you can visit http://www.coachellafootballclub.com ..read more

During rehearsals at Church 212 in Palm Desert, young musicians are playing instruments donated to them by members of our community. “There are so many kids that want to play, they want to be part of something, and they just simply can’t afford it. and for those kids this is the chance of a lifetime,” said Dr. Jason Powell, conductor of the Coachella Valley Symphony’s Buddy Rogers Youth Symphony. This program is free for families and offers aspiring musicians hands-on experiences with equipment provided by the group’s instrument lending library. “It helps me express my art and talent ..read more

Known for serving cheap beer and stiff drinks, The Hood Bar and Pizzeria is often called a dive bar. And some of its customers are considered seasoned drinkers. “I’m hungover right now,” said one patron. Pounding pints, slamming shots, and crushing cocktails, consuming this much alcohol could lead to killer hangovers. “Whenever I’m drinking, like, Old Fashions and wine, that’s usually when I know, that will do it,” said another customer. Now, Stanford University scientists say a morning after heavy drinking could be even worse for Long COVID survivors. “This kind of alcohol inte ..read more

Property Perspectives by Sari is presented by CaliforniaVibes.net. Finding distinctive homes for exceptional people. Buying a property can be lengthy and sometimes complicated process. And there are a few things that could go wrong at the very last minute during closing that could send your sales sideways. Here to talk more about some of the things that could go wrong in closing is local real estate expert, Sari Harner from California Vibes ..read more

Your SoCal ‘Tuesday Morning’ Weather Briefing! Mother Nature has put the Coachella Valley on a week-long weather holding pattern with sunny afternoons and highs in the middle-90s through Saturday. Changes happen on Sunday with gusty West winds and cooler temps ..read more

Registered nurses at Desert Regional Medical Center are calling on the Desert Healthcare District to put pressure on Tenet Healthcare. The nurses want Tenet to release financial information that would allow the board to solicit offers from other potential operators who could takeover management of the hospital. A public hearing will be held tomorrow at 6pm at UC Riverside Palm Desert in Auditorium B ..read more

Fitz has been a dominant figure in the Coachella Valley for over two decades, a place he proudly calls home. He has earned a reputation as a forerunner of the Bitcoin experience ..read more

Set designs take center stage in the return of Sunnyland’s Film in the Gardens Movie series. The series returns in May with a trio of screenings highlighting films with unique and imaginative set designs. Screened on three consecutive Fridays in May, the movies are Barbie, La La Land and Chicago. Films in the Gardens is presented in partnership with the Palm Springs International Film Festival. Check the Sunnylands website for more ..read more