Tori King is a journalist based in Palm Springs, California. She is a writer for KESQ, News Channel 3, as well as other local news outlets. Tori focuses on covering local news and events, including topics such as community events, entertainment, travel, and safety tips for residents and visitors in the Palm Springs area.
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Tori King's coverage focuses on local events, seasonal topics, and government announcements in the Palm Springs area of California. She often covers articles related to film festivals, local events, winter safety tips, travel advice for locals and holidays.
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By: Tori King
A man was arrested after crashing into another car in Cathedral City for driving under the influence.
By: Tori King
The California E-bike Incentive Project, launched by the California Air Resources Board , was created to lower cost barriers to a technology that can replace cars, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and lower transportation costs.
By: Tori King
A man was arrested for driving under the influence after police said he crashed into another car Saturday night in Cathedral City.
By: Tori King
Proposition 31, which bans flavored tobacco products will officially go into effect in the new year. It’s already illegal for retailers to sell tobacco to anyone under 21. The ban doesn’t make it a crime to possess such products but retailers who sold them to kids could be fined up to $250. The ban, which
By: Tori King
Proposition 31, which bans flavored tobacco products will officially go into effect in the new year. It’s already illegal for retailers to sell tobacco to anyone under 21. The ban doesn’t make it a crime to possess such products but retailers who sold them to kids could be fined up to $250. The ban, which
By: Tori King
The Palm Springs Unified School District is hosting its annual Community Giving Day today, December 21st. The event runs between 9 AM - 11 AM at the Palm Springs High School Football Field.
By: Tori King
The holidays can be fun for the entire family, but if you aren't careful, they could turn dangerous quickly, especially for our furry friends.
By: Tori King
The Palm Springs International Film Festival returns this week, and local police departments are planning ahead to keep both celebrities and attendees safe during the festivities.
By: Tori King
The Palm Springs Police Department will be out in full swing on New Year's Eve. The department says its ramping up enforcement to catch drunk drivers, and anyone else breaking the law. The department also says it will be on the lookout for illegal fireworks, gunshots, and hit and run drivers.
By: Tori King
From concerts and festivals, to several large events, there is always something exciting to experience here in the desert. But its not just the events that make this place so special, it's the people.
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