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Palm Springs delegation headed to San Miguel de Allende, Mexico for second sister city signing ceremony next week

By Post Staff ● Community ● July 27, 2023

Palm Springs previously had sister city relationships with Victoria, B.C., Canada, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, and Nikki, Japan, in the late 1960s and early 1970s.

Tickets for Modernism Week – October go on sale starting Aug. 1

By Post Staff ● Modernism ● July 26, 2023

Aside from tours and lectures, there are mixology clinics, interactive music experiences, the Palm Springs Modernism Fall Show and more.

Mosquito spraying via helicopter starts this weekend

By Post Staff ● News ● July 21, 2023

The helicopter will be applying a product containing a natural soil bacterium that kills mosquito larvae in standing water, preventing them from becoming adult mosquitoes.

Rosenthal retires as Well in the Desert president after 21 years at helm of nonprofit focused on aiding homeless

By Post Staff ● Homelessness ● July 17, 2023

Rosenthal is best known for her advocacy for the homeless, emphasizing that Well in the Desert serves everyone as it provides essential services.

Relief available for high utility bills brought on by summer heat

By Post Staff ● News ● July 13, 2023

Southern California Edison (SCE) has multiple programs available for qualified customers, including one that offers free energy-saving upgrades to homes, whether owned or rented.

Manilow holiday concert to benefit Boys & Girls Club of Palm Springs for the first time; tickets now on sale

By Post Staff ● Arts & Culture ● July 11, 2023

Regular concert tickets range from $69.99 to $499.99, and 25% of the face value of those tickets can be credited to the Boys & Girls Club.

Westminster champion adds a new title to his pedigree — honorary mayor of Palm Springs

By Post Staff ● City Hall ● July 10, 2023

As the city’s first ever canine mayor Buddy Holly will serve as an ambassador for the city while also educating residents and visitors about his special breed.

How to celebrate Independence Day in Palm Springs, surrounding area starting this weekend

By Post Staff ● Events ● June 28, 2023

Looking for fun ways to celebrate the Fourth of July this year? You’re in luck: Palm Springs and neighboring desert cities are pulling out all the stops for the holiday, both this weekend and early next week.

Palm Springs Unified Superintendent Dr. Mike Swize resigns to take new position in Perris

By Post Staff ● Education ● June 27, 2023

Swize has spent his entire 33-year career with PSUSD. District officials are yet to announce who will be stepping into the role while a new superintendent is hired.

Dezart Performs announces 16th season lineup, adds more shows

By Post Staff ● Arts & Culture ● June 26, 2023

“In an era when so much seems to be about polarization, I hope our plays continue to open dialogue and build community,” said Michael Shaw, founding artistic director.

American Legion’s new Palm Springs baseball team starts off strong, hosts fundraiser

By Post Staff ● Community ● June 14, 2023

Saturday’s sock hop-themed fundraiser will benefit the baseball team, made up of high school athletes from across the Palm Springs Unified School District.

2023 Pride poster done by Palm Springs pop artist, shows support for those in drag community

By Post Staff ● Pride ● June 12, 2023

In his art, Wayne employs iconic imagery infused with a slightly twisted sense of humor to transform what could be dark images into fun, playful art that aims to bring a smile to people’s faces.

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