News from May 2022


PS Underground to celebrate Palm Springs history for Restaurant Week

PS Underground will be offering a special package for Palm Spring Restaurant Week.


Fire Chief MacLean: fire at Palm Springs condo complex leaves 12 units a 'complete loss'

A three-alarm fire broke out at a Palm Springs condo complex on Sunday, rendering 12 units unsalvageable, according to Fire Battalion Chief Mathew MacLean.


Mysterious Dunes On Jupiter’s Moon Explained By Scientists’ New Model

New research co-authored by Texas A&M’s Ryan Ewing shows how dunes on Jupiter’s volcanically active moon, lo, were formed.


Cryptography In The Blockchain Era

Texas A&M researchers have identified the properties needed to prove that bitcoin and other related cryptographic protocols are secure and safe to use.


Palm Desert Deputy Sgt.: 'Following an extensive investigation, over $36,000 in recovered golf carts were located and returned to their rightful owners'

As a result of an ongoing investigation into recent golf cart thefts, the Palm Desert Sheriff's Station recently recovered over $36,000 in stolen golf carts and arrested four suspects.


CSLEA's Barcelona on arrest of Palm Springs insurance agent: CDI investigators 'very good at their jobs'

Investigators from the California Department of Insurance (CDI) Inland Empire Fraud Division recently arrested Palm Springs resident John Ryan, 64, for his alleged fraudulent actions while working as an insurance agent for the late philanthropist and art dealer Gregg Juarez.


Routine traffic stop leads in Coachella to triple arrest: 'officers located and seized three loaded 9mm handguns'

The Riverside County Sheriff's Department arrested three documented criminal street gang members and seized three loaded handguns Wednesday night as a result of a routine traffic stop, according to a county news release.


'Champion of our business community': Levine, chair for Greater Coachella Valley Chamber of Commerce, dies suddenly

Jeff Levine, chairman of the board for the Greater Coachella Valley Chamber of Commerce, died unexpectedly on Monday, the Chamber announced in a Facebook post the following day.


Pedestrian killed in 'hit-and-run vehicle collision' in Palm Springs, police looking for red Porsche

In an update on the hit-and-run collision Friday that killed a pedestrian, Palm Springs Police Department have identified a possible suspect's vehicle as a red Porsche 911 Carrera years 2012-2016. The public is asked to come forward with any information as the investigation continues.


City of Palm Springs hires Wise as new Parks and Recreation director

Palm Springs has hired Yvonne Wise as its new Parks and Recreation director, the city tweeted this week.


Riverside County Sheriff's Department: Murder suspect is awaiting trial on separate homicide

The Riverside County Sheriff's Department provided an update to a murder that has been under investigation since it happened in June 2020. The unsolved crime is the murder of Moreno Valley resident Kevin Henderson, who was shot outside of his apartment.


Cal Fire Director Tyler: Preventive steps 'imperative' as fire season starts early

With conditions ripe for an early start of fire season, Cal Fire and the Riverside County Fire Department this week put into effect a temporarily ban on all residential outdoor burning in the county.



Victim in San Bernardino shooting identified, described as 'a good kid'

A memorial has been growing outside a San Bernardino hookah lounge as the community remembers 20-year-old Allen Gresham Jr., victim of Friday night's shooting that also injured eight, KESQ reported.


Palm Springs pedestrian who 'succumbed to his injuries' identified as 52-year-old resident

The pedestrian killed on Sunday morning on North Sunrise Way was identified later that day as 52-year-old George Edward Lammon of Palm Springs, according to News Channel 3 KESQ.


Election candidate Brian Hawkins to provide solutions for illegal immigration

Likely the most important office in law enforcement that affects those of us in the Coachella Valley is the office of sheriff.


Maue of NOAA says Salton Sea has potential to become 'Lithium Valley'

Chief Scientist of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Ryan Maue shared on Friday that California's Salton sea could become the world's top lithium producer.


PGA West® Members Relish in Upgrades to Greg Norman Course

The Only Course of its Kind in the Coachella Valley Offers Golfers a 'Top-Notch Experience'


Palm Springs Firefighters Association Fish Fry returns June 4 'after two-year hiatus'

The Firefighters Association Fish Fry is back Saturday, June 4, in Palm Springs.


'I got the call': Palm Desert High School grad Brian Serven makes MLB debut with Colorado Rockies

Brian Serven, a 2013 Palm Desert High School graduate, made his MLB debut Wednesday with the Colorado Rockies in a game against the San Francisco Giants.