Human trafficking is a huge problem here in the Coachella valley, and local nonprofits are doing something about it. Representatives with Safehouse of the Desert speak with Sandie Newton to share a little bit about why it’s so important that we recognize human trafficking as an issue.
This NBCares Silver Linings shares Elyssa Weintraub’s story, someone who’s been behind the scenes of the Paint El Paseo Pink event and a cancer survivor. The 2-mile walk will be the first major outdoor event in Palm Desert on El Paseo and will happen on Saturday, Oct. 9th at 8 a.m.
The City of Coachella is assisting residents learn about the city and saving water with a new and fun initiative. The Coachella Water scavenger hunt allows for any one to participate and learn about water conservation. The hunt includes about 20 locations around Coachella that have QR codes that lead participants to a web page […]
Unfortunately, the coronavirus pandemic, is still affecting many people in not only the Coachella Valley, but around the world. This results in a big impact on the local economy and livelihoods of many residents in the valley. Lift to Rise, an organization that assists with housing needs, and United Way of the Desert say help […]
