Palm Springs native Henry Braun is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in journalism at Boston University and plans to apply to law school shortly after graduation. He is serving as an intern at The Post for the Summer of 2024 thanks to a grant from the Coachella Valley Journalism Foundation.
Oswit Land Trust and the Tahquitz River Estates Neighborhood Organization hope to tap funds for green spaces, pollinator garden to combat heat and support wildlife.
The Monstera has adapted to significant changes over the years. In the early 2000s, the library converted its pond into a self-sustaining ecosystem with koi fish and other plants.
With only two fewer active licenses in the city since a moratorium was first imposed last fall, retailers say there's still well over the number needed to level the playing field.Â
Inspired by the humans she's helped, Claire Rogers is embarking on a hybrid business model to not only support cats, but to aid humans with invisible disabilities as she expands the cafe's offerings.
Driven by a desire to give back, one Palm Springs resident created a list of lesser-known opportunities. We've expanded on it to highlight nearly 100 ways you can give back to important causes.
While there is no official word on where the two museums will be housed in the city, co-founder Alberto Acosta does have some leads and has been working with city officials to bring about the move.
In its annual push to get locals and tourists to patronize restaurants during the hot summer months, Visit Greater Palm Springs offers great deals on local favorites.
"Shoes are one of those basic needs that many take for granted. But not having proper footwear can be a constant source of embarrassment, distraction, and alienation."
Technology has improved city life; however, it has paved the way for individuals to become more lonely, engage in dangerous activities, and become addicted to and dependent on their smartphones.