News published on Coachella Valley Times in May 2023

University of California, Riverside hosts SRC Child Care on May 9 at 4pm

California Public Utility Commission hosts Public Forum on Bear Valley Electric Rate Requests on May 9

California Public Utility Commission hosts Public Forum on Bear Valley Electric Rate Requests on May 9 at 05:00 PM

Palm Springs partners with Martha's Village & Kitchen to provide overnight shelter due to 'challenging conditions' in Coachella Valley

The Palm Springs City Council approved an agreement with Martha's Village and Kitchen to operate an overnight homeless shelter to provide relief during scorching summer months.

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YouTubers 'called dispatch to notify the department they would be confronting a man'

The Palm Desert Station received a notification from a YouTube group that they were planning to confront a man who had engaged in "sexually motivated communications" with a 14-year-old boy on April 25.

Riverside County Sheriff announces Cinco de Mayo DUI checkpoint: 'Impaired drivers put others on the road at significant risk'

Cinco de Mayo is known for its festivities, and this year it also will be a reminder to avoid driving while under the influence as the Riverside County Sheriff's Department plans to conduct a checkpoint in the city of Coachella.

Palm Springs Chamber president: ‘Palm Springs is one of the greatest cities on Earth, and the Chamber of Commerce is a big part of that’

Shannon Miller, president of the Palm Springs Chamber of Commerce, is optimistic about the chamber's future and what it means to Palm Springs, she told the Coachella Valley Times.

Selena tribute band 'Amor Prohibido' to perform free show in Coachella; 'relive the magic of Selena's music'

By Donna Rolando | May 3, 2023

Just in time to celebrate Cinco de Mayo, Selena tribute band, Amor Prohibido, will be performing a free concert at the Spotlight 29 Casino in Coachella.

University of California, Riverside announces AI programs consume large volumes of scarce water

Every time you run a ChatGPT artificial intelligence query, you use up a little bit of an increasingly scarce resource: fresh water.

'Assuming the construction financing industry remains stable', James envisions a plethora of new dining and retail opportunities for Cathedral City

With the City Council's recent approval of a final parcel map, a new commercial venture in Downtown Cathedral City is expected to deliver a variety of dining choices, job growth and municipal revenue.

CPUC Ensures Energy Reliability for Santa Nella Community

The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) today took action to ensure energy reliability and customer choice in Santa Nella, a small community in the San Joaquin Valley

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Coachella Valley Realtor says buyers are ‘used to the new market reality and are back’

Coachella Valley real estate saw the end of the market frenzy last year with a sudden drop in sales activity due to the rise in interest rates as well as the media focus on inflation and a potential recession. Four months into 2023, the market is starting to pick up again.

Palm Springs Police Department warns about online dating platforms after attack: 'Remember your safety should be top priority'

In light of an attack on a man in Coachella Valley, the Palm Springs Police Department is urging those who use online dating platforms to exercise caution during in-person encounters with people they meet online.

University of California, Riverside announces Australian fossil goldmine opens permanently

Land where a UC Riverside paleontology professor unearthed whole communities of Earth’s oldest animals is opening today to the public as a new national park in the Australian Outback.

Palm Spring Animal Shelter hosts Public Vaccine Clinic on May 11

Palm Springs Animal Shelter is happy to provide low cost vaccines available to the public every Thursday from 9:30AM-1PM excluding holidays.

COD Men's Tennis captures 3rd straight 3C2A State Championship

The College of the Desert men's tennis team concluded another dominant season with a 5-0 sweep over American River in the CCCAA men's tennis state championship match Wednesday in Ventura. Joseph Corse and Nathan Caolie each won two points for the Roadrunners (18-1) as they won their 16th match without defeat against community college competition this season.

Riverside County Library System hosts Little Sprout Seed Library on May 4