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The desert rock scene is legendary. Now a new generation wants its turn.
Decades after Kyuss and Queens of the Stone Age put the Coachella Valley on the musical map, a new generation of artists hopes a showcase at Palm Springs’ restored Plaza Theatre will spark another movement.
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Palm Springs Pride marks 40th anniversary with parade, festival, new Arenas District event
The “Be Included” celebration runs through Sunday downtown, with free admission to the festival, parade and outdoor stages.
Palm Springs council incumbents maintain commanding leads as vote counting continues
Grace Garner and Ron deHarte remain far ahead of their challengers, while a Palm Springs Unified school board race remains close and Democrats lead in key congressional and Assembly contests.
Palm Springs LGBTQ+ residents report strong community but unmet needs, study finds
Survey respondents cited high quality of life, but 43% have been diagnosed with anxiety or depression and 33% spend 30% or more of their income on housing.
Waste subcommittee favors promoting reusable bottles over a ban
Members of the Sustainability Commission’s panel on waste reduction also discussed a short-term rental “resource smart” badge as they resumed work after not meeting since June.
Sponsored Sponsored content 2026 Acrisure Series brings top college basketball back to the desert
Twenty-six Division I men’s basketball programs will play 26 games over six days at Acrisure Arena from Saturday, Nov. 21 through Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 26.
Architectural committee approves Palm Springs delivery hub with design changes
Members told the applicant to remove non-functional windows, rework the blue color scheme and lower walkway canopies on the 174,891-square-foot facility north of the freeway.