Jeff Stahl
Morning News Anchor at KESQ-TV (Thousand Palms, CA)
Morning News Anchor at KPSP-TV (Cathedral City, CA)
News Anchor, Emmy Award-winning Reporter, and Copy Machine Repairman at KESQ-TV-- ABC, CBS, FOX Palm Springs, CA.
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1 week ago |
kesq.com | Jeff Stahl
Gene Autry Trail and Indian Canyon Drive were both closed to traffic through the Whitewater Wash in and out of Palm Springs Wednesday morning. Palm Springs Police cited low visibility for the closures, as winds picked up, with blowing sand and dust in the wash areas. Vista Chino Drive was open through the wash. Other alternate routes into and out of Palm Springs include Ramon Road, Dinah Shore Drive, and Highway 111.
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3 weeks ago |
kesq.com | Jeff Stahl
Many people work extra hours this week to ensure world-class golf course conditions at the Gallerie Classic in Rancho Mirage. Preparations for the Dinah Shore Tournament Course began earlier this month. "This is essentially from 4:30 in the morning to 6:00 at night during tournament week. We're going to be working," said Jonas Conlan, Director of Agronomy at Mission Hills Country Club.
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1 month ago |
kesq.com | Jeff Stahl
Housing prices continue to rise around the Coachella Valley and mortgage interest rates, once in the low threes, are now at 6.6 percent. The costly combination is making it even more challenging for people hoping to afford a home and experts say-- even if mortgage rates go back down-- which they don't anticipate-- home prices would rise even faster-- than any savings you might receive. So, what can you do if you're looking to get into your own home?
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1 month ago |
kesq.com | Jeff Stahl
COACHELLA VALLEY, Calif. (KESQ) - Just like everything, real estate in the Coachella Valley all seems to be going up in price, but if you are waiting to buy, the wait might cost you. In our latest I-Team Investigation, Jeff Stahl reveals some sobering numbers for first-time homebuyers, asks some tough questions, and reveals the strategies you need to know now if you want to buy your own home.
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1 month ago |
kesq.com | Jeff Stahl
We have continuing coverage on the city of Palm Springs-- working to keep it's aging fire engines rolling and ready to respond to any emergency. Thursday evening, the city's fire chief, Paul Alvarado, will present the department's latest "fire services master plan" which calls for expanding the city's racquet club neighborhood-- and downtown fire stations. News Channel 3 I-Team investigator Jeff Stahl spoke to the chief about his department's needs.
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A 70-year-old Indio woman, Shari Griffith, was assaulted and it took nearly a week for authorities to make an arrest. https://t.co/wSdN4nPo69
Some campers who tried to enter the Coachella Music and Arts Festival on Thursday were stuck in traffic for several hours. https://t.co/XYGs4MfviG
A 36-year-old woman was arrested after being accused of threatening to send explosives to the Palm Springs Chabad. https://t.co/o8tCi0vkYi