Desert Hot Springs News

A deadly crash in Palm Desert over the weekend left one person dead and two people critically injured.

A deadly crash near desert hot springs has left two young boys without a mother.

Police arrested a woman in Desert Hot Springs this week after discovering items connecting her with identity thefts recently reported in Palm Desert and Rancho Mirage, according to the Riverside County Sheriff.

For Greg Bryan, life is good. He hasn't been on a swing in almost 30 years. "That was like outer space, flying in an airplane," Bryan said.

In an exclusive interview with KMIR, one of the people who helped pull the children from the wreckage explains why he got out of his car to help.

A woman driver died in a rollover crash in Desert Hot Springs today, and her 2-year-old and 18-month old children were thrown from the SUV, a county fire department spokeswoman said.

District Attorney Brings Charges

The Riverside County District Attorney handed down to Peter Chryss four counts of violating State laws.

Pink Phoenix Rising After Public Funds Lost

A pink phoenix is rising in spite of the fact that the $250,000 repayment of public funds promised the city was never true.

The Building Remains Empty After Public Funds Spent

That massive County building has been abandoned now going on two years as officials continue looking for a reason to justify its existence.

A fire Friday gutted a home in unincorporated Desert Hot Springs but no one apparently was living in the 800-square-foot house at the time, officials said.

The funding included more than $476 million from Proposition 1B, a transportation bond approved by voters in 2006, Caltrans spokeswoman Terri Kasinga said.

A woman suspected in a hit-and-run crash in Palm Springs that killed a Desert Hot Springs teenager nearly a year ago was free on bail today while awaiting a June court date, as was her father, who is accused of being an accessory.

The California Supreme Court says cities have the right to ban medical marijuana collectives.

Cities all across California are wrangling with the state Department of Finance to get permission to sell public properties owned by their former redevelopment agency .