The effort conducted Wednesday morning was part of a countywide initiative to record the number of people living on the streets at one moment in time. The results will be released later this year.
The free event, now in its fifth year, aims to not only showcase more than 150 artists, but also break down geographical barriers that have historically divided the valley's art scene.
City businesses have rallied and residents have opened their arms to support some of the nearly 100,000 people who have been displaced by devastating fires that have destroyed thousands of structures.
A meteorologist said Tuesday that the last significant rainfall in the city occurred nearly one year ago, in February 2024, and totaled 1.33 inches.
As a PSUSD program heads into its fourth year, 48 students will visit HBCUs, MSIs, and other institutions during a 2025 trip. But first, the students need the community’s support.
Palm Springs offers a variety of New Year's Eve celebrations, from Great Gatsby-inspired parties to nostalgic nights with drag performances and firework extravaganzas.
With a rich background in community service and advocacy, those we spoke to say deHarte will champion inclusivity in city governance as he becomes the newest mayor.
City officials emphasized the economic benefits of the project, including job creation during construction and long-term employment opportunities once the hotel opens.
At a community meeting, residents gathered to discuss the city's safety strategies under the incoming White House administration, amid fears that its sanctuary status might increase the risk of hate crimes.
“We wanted our membership to know that we are putting ourselves out there for people to learn about us and to know that we are still here; we’re not invisible anymore.” -- John R. Preckwinkle III
In our latest Palm Springs Profiles, we introduce you to a Black, trans, disabled social work intern who has overcome the odds and now inspires others through resilience and advocacy.
During a sometimes emotional ceremony Thursday, the late Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians chairman's legacy of economic development and dedication to cultural preservation was recalled.
