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Recent fights raise safety concerns in downtown Palm Springs nightlife district (opens the original)
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PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) - Concerns are growing over a series of recent fights and disturbances in Palm Springs’ downtown nightlife area. One of the latest incidents reportedly happened early Saturday morning near Reforma, where video circulating online appears to show several people involved in a fight. News Channel 3 is looking into whether police are seeing an increase in fights, assaults or disturbance calls across the downtown entertainment district and what may be contributing to the in
CHP explains dangers of laser strikes after Palm Springs-area incident (opens the original)
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THERMAL, Calif. (KESQ) - CHP explains dangers of laser strikes after Palm Springs-area incident. A recent laser strike involving a California Highway Patrol helicopter near Palm Springs is putting renewed attention on the dangers lasers can pose to aircraft crews. According to CHP, a pilot and flight officer were conducting a training flight on Aug. 21 when their helicopter was struck by a laser several times over the course of several minutes. Investigators were able to trace the source of the
Coachella power capacity concerns raise bigger questions about valley growth (opens the original)
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COACHELLA, Calif. (KESQ) - Plans for 30 new electric vehicle chargers at Rancho Las Flores Park are off the table as the City of Coachella scales back a major expansion project, with city leaders pointing to both cost and limited access to power. But the decision is raising a much bigger question for one of the fastest-growing areas of the Coachella Valley: Does the city have enough power for what it wants to build next? Coachella Mayor Frank Figueroa told News Channel 3 that the planned charger
Desert Hot Springs celebrates opening of new police department annex (opens the original)
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DESERT HOT SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) - The Desert Hot Springs Police Department has officially opened its new $7.26 million annex, giving officers and detectives additional space as the city prepares to expand its police force in the coming years. City leaders, police officers and community members gathered Tuesday for a ribbon-cutting ceremony marking the opening of the new facility. The annex will house the department's detectives and community response team (CRT) and includes new locker rooms, a
Beyond the temperature: Palm Springs summit examines the human toll of extreme heat (opens the original)
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PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) - As extreme heat continues to pose challenges across the Coachella Valley, local leaders and experts are taking a closer look at what happens when the systems people rely on to stay safe are put under stress. The City of Palm Springs is hosting its inaugural Extreme Heat Summit Friday at the Palm Springs Convention Center. The event brings together public health professionals, emergency managers, researchers, urban planners and community leaders to discuss how commun
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