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Maggie Miles

Maggie Miles is originally from the Outer Banks of North Carolina. She moved to Palm Springs in 2023 to work as an on-call reporter for The New York Times. Her portfolio includes contributions to The Times, BBC, MSN, and many other media outlets. During her career, she has focused on topics ranging from workplace corruption and gun violence to travel features and in-depth profiles of notable people and businesses.

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Sprinkles in city, first snow at tram, but prolonged drought persists in Palm Springs, surrounding area

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.

From dream to reality: College tours open doors for local students

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.

From roaring ’20s soirées to 1980’s proms, here’s how to welcome 2025 in Palm Springs

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.

Listening and leading: Those who know Ron deHarte best describe what to expect from city’s next mayor

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.

Long-awaited Dream Hotel project back underway after ground breaking Tuesday

City officials emphasized the economic benefits of the project, including job creation during construction and long-term employment opportunities once the hotel opens.

Palm Springs leaders vow to maintain city as safe haven amid post-election concerns

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.

Agua Caliente school curriculum serves as model for tribes nationwide

“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

Meet Malakai Strong: One of your neighbors defying life’s challenges to uplift others

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.

Sunrise Way post office officially renamed in honor of late tribal leader Richard Milanovich

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.

Palm Springs celebrates diversity and unity with vibrant Pride Parade

Thousands gathered Sunday on Palm Canyon Drive for a day of joy, self-expression, and community support, echoing this year's theme "Be You."

Our guide to Pride: Five can’t-miss events as the city comes alive this weekend

The 38th annual festival features a diverse lineup of entertainment, art exhibits, and community gatherings, promoting inclusivity and acceptance for the LGBTQ+ community.

Brazile addresses democracy, polarization in kickoff to latest Palm Springs Speaks series

In her lecture, Donna Brazile argued that our democracy is in its current state due to a loss of faith in institutions, the American dream, capitalism, and the belief that things will improve.

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