Palm Springs to mark America’s 250th birthday with three-day Fourth of July celebration
Family-friendly events -- most of them free -- will include a movie night, pool party, baseball game, concert and fireworks display across the holiday weekend.
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Palm Springs neighborhoods to compete in summer food drive challenge
The Center and ONE-PS are organizing a two-month competition to fight rising food insecurity as donations to the Community Food Bank typically decline during summer months.
For gay fathers, love, loss and the hope of being seen
A Palm Springs support group is helping gay and bisexual fathers navigate estrangement, late-in-life coming out, and the complicated meaning of Father’s Day.
Palm Springs moves forward with road safety study, fresh fixes for CV Link
From sorting out cyclist-pedestrian confusion on the CV Link to a deep-dive safety study on major corridors, city leaders are mapping out immediate and long-term fixes to make streets safer.
Meet Zoe Gray, the PSHS valedictorian who has been reaching for the cosmos since fifth grade
The recent graduate just landed a $50,000 Edison Scholarship to study at UC Berkeley, where the sky is only the beginning.
Palm Springs board recommends Harvey Residence as landmark, strips 1940 Clark home from eligible list
While a lovingly restored Buff & Hensman residence advanced toward Class 1 landmark status, a 1940 home was denied designation because modern updates stripped away its signature stone masonry and original design.
Palm Springs reopens Downtown Park splash pad after years-long contractor dispute
The city officially opened the faucet Tuesday on the long-delayed Downtown Park splash pad, capping a years-long effort to fix a water feature that had been out of service since shortly after a $7.6 million park opened in 2021.
Palm Springs commission reviews plans for a minimalist amphitheater in Downtown Park
Consultants presented four design options ranging from $1 million to $4 million for Downtown Park's amphitheater, commissioners favored the less costly options.
AI, creativity, and workforce innovation will take center stage at Palm Springs summit
Lion King director Rob Minkoff headlines the two-day PS/NExT Summit, joined by Emmy-nominated storyteller Baratunde Thurston and AI artist Kelly Boesch.
Palm Springs designates Sagewood Condominiums a historic district
The 18-acre complex designed by architect Donald Wexler was completed in 1972 and is considered one of the largest condominium projects of his career.
A stole, a stage, and a community that shows up: District marks sixth year of honoring Black students
The Monday evening ceremony also honored K-12 students, reinforcing that younger students’ efforts are seen, valued and worth celebrating alongside graduating seniors.
Palm Springs subcommittee tackles bike safety, wayfinding, CV Link gaps and a long-range downtown vision
From downtown wayfinding to a proposed bidirectional bike lane, the subcommittee covered a wide range of issues related to cyclist and pedestrian safety.
Palm Springs neighborhoods to compete in summer food drive challenge
The Center and ONE-PS are organizing a two-month competition to fight rising food insecurity as donations to the Community Food Bank typically decline during summer months.
For gay fathers, love, loss and the hope of being seen
A Palm Springs support group is helping gay and bisexual fathers navigate estrangement, late-in-life coming out, and the complicated meaning of Father’s Day.
Palm Springs moves forward with road safety study, fresh fixes for CV Link
From sorting out cyclist-pedestrian confusion on the CV Link to a deep-dive safety study on major corridors, city leaders are mapping out immediate and long-term fixes to make streets safer.
Meet Zoe Gray, the PSHS valedictorian who has been reaching for the cosmos since fifth grade
The recent graduate just landed a $50,000 Edison Scholarship to study at UC Berkeley, where the sky is only the beginning.
Palm Springs board recommends Harvey Residence as landmark, strips 1940 Clark home from eligible list
While a lovingly restored Buff & Hensman residence advanced toward Class 1 landmark status, a 1940 home was denied designation because modern updates stripped away its signature stone masonry and original design.
Palm Springs reopens Downtown Park splash pad after years-long contractor dispute
The city officially opened the faucet Tuesday on the long-delayed Downtown Park splash pad, capping a years-long effort to fix a water feature that had been out of service since shortly after a $7.6 million park opened in 2021.
Palm Springs commission reviews plans for a minimalist amphitheater in Downtown Park
Consultants presented four design options ranging from $1 million to $4 million for Downtown Park's amphitheater, commissioners favored the less costly options.
AI, creativity, and workforce innovation will take center stage at Palm Springs summit
Lion King director Rob Minkoff headlines the two-day PS/NExT Summit, joined by Emmy-nominated storyteller Baratunde Thurston and AI artist Kelly Boesch.
Palm Springs designates Sagewood Condominiums a historic district
The 18-acre complex designed by architect Donald Wexler was completed in 1972 and is considered one of the largest condominium projects of his career.
A stole, a stage, and a community that shows up: District marks sixth year of honoring Black students
The Monday evening ceremony also honored K-12 students, reinforcing that younger students’ efforts are seen, valued and worth celebrating alongside graduating seniors.
Palm Springs subcommittee tackles bike safety, wayfinding, CV Link gaps and a long-range downtown vision
From downtown wayfinding to a proposed bidirectional bike lane, the subcommittee covered a wide range of issues related to cyclist and pedestrian safety.