Kendall Balchan

Homes aren’t the only thing being rented short-term in Palm Springs, elsewhere in Coachella Valley

On Council agenda: How to attract locals to jobs, traffic calming, and more

Palm Springs second only to Riverside in number of homeless found during point-in-time count

Students, chaperones reflect on PSUSD’s first HBCU tour

It’s one thing to learn about history from a textbook, but they expressed awe remembering when they stood in the place where Martin Luther King Jr. stood when he delivered his “I Have a Dream” speech.

Meet Alan Zimmerman, a nun who gives as much as he gets from the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence

Palm Springs Profiles introduces you to people in our community who are making a difference but don't often make the headlines. This week, meet Alan Zimmerman, AKA Sister GoldiePearlnecklace, one of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence.

Groups working on pilot program application hoping to combat misconceptions

End of an era: Palm Springs High School band and visual corps directors retiring after 27 years

First step taken in building 1.5 million-square-foot warehouse on remote city land

Mortgages soar along with home prices

Got 20% down and perfect credit? You'll spend about $6,000 for a mortgage on the average-size home selling in Palm Springs. And that's before taxes, insurance, and possible HOA fees.

Groups plan rally to keep up pressure after Roe v. Wade decision leak

Three new candidates file paperwork indicating they plan to run for City Council

Palm Springs-based nonprofit tackling youth mental health crisis one student at a time

We Are One United, formed during the early stages of the pandemic to address the needs of youth suffering from the effects of isolation, recently received a $30,000 grant from the Regional Access Project (RAP) Foundation.