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Assemblyman Manuel Perez, D-Coachella, introduces bills that he says will help undocumented workers, and in turn, help the state's bottom line.
Seven protestors stood in the chill supporting a man they say Desert Hot Springs needs.
Some PG&E Northern California power customers will get the chance to opt out of getting new wireless, SmartMeters installed on their homes, which are meant to lower the meter reading costs.
The countdown to the grand opening is almost over.
Riverside County Sheriff's Deputies discovered a number of stolen items in Cathedral City home Tuesday afternoon, after serving a search warrant.
A deadly off road racing crash killed 8 people in Lucerne Valley up in the hi desert in 2010. The crash left fans of the sport in shock. Race organizers are now preparing for one of the largest and toughest off road races in the world. News Channel 3's Greg Lee reports
People Living in Parkview Mobile Estates Concerned About Neighborhood Crime
Soon PG and E customers will get the chance to opt out of their wireless smart meters but it won't be free. These meters were mandatory and created quite the stir for some customers. News Channel 3's Laura Yanez reports.
Football fans flock to Indianapolis and preparations are under way for Super Bowl Sunday.
Being active is very important to improve your health especially as we get older. Today Desert Regional put on a health fair emphasizing the importance of exercising correctly. News Channel 3's Bianca Rae reports
Check out who has rocked out at the Super Bowl during halftime performances.
As Facebook prepares to go public, some experts estimate that the IPO could value the company somewhere between $75 billion to $100 billion. See the surprising numbers behind the social media titan's success.
