Modernism Week returns Oct. 15-18 with tours, design show and new digital guide
Organizers said the four-day festival will include home tours, evening events and a free app-based guide to Palm Springs architecture.
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Greater Palm Springs Pride names Aubrey O’Day, The Cowgays as 2026 headliners
The free, three-stage festival marks its 40th anniversary Nov. 6-8 in downtown Palm Springs.
A masquerade will replace the main stage at DAP Health’s 2027 Steve Chase Humanitarian Awards
The 33rd annual gala, set for Feb. 20 at the Palm Springs Convention Center, will replace its single headline act with entertainment throughout the room.
Greater Palm Springs Pride names grand marshals for 40th anniversary parade
Comedian Fortune Feimster and actor Cheyenne Jackson will lead the Nov. 8 celebration, with additional honors going to longtime local performer Marshall Pearcy and community volunteer Gary Moline.
Palm Springs preservation group steps in to help revive a piece of Palm Desert history
The Palm Springs Preservation Foundation has offered to fund conceptual design work for a recreation of a historic Palm Desert entry sign designed by noted desert architect William F. Cody.
Greater Palm Springs Pride names honorees for 40th anniversary awards ceremony
Six individuals and one organization will be recognized Sept. 24 at the Hilton Palm Springs for their contributions to the LGBTQ+ community.
Palm Springs prepares for strong El Niño with growing CERT ranks
Hundreds of residents have already received emergency training, and demand remains high as the city and volunteer groups brace for possible flooding and other severe weather.
Palm Springs bids emotional farewell to Chief Andy Mills, honors wife Cathy as new chief steps in
Hundreds packed the Palm Springs Convention Center Thursday evening for a retirement send-off that doubled as a tribute to Cathy Mills and a first public moment for incoming Chief Kyle Stjerne.
Seven Lakes Golf & Country Club takes step toward becoming Palm Springs’ largest historic district
The city's Historic Site Preservation Board approved the designation for the 120-acre complex, which counts Dwight D. Eisenhower among its notable golfers.
Palm Springs to host first Extreme Heat Summit, bringing together experts on climate resilience
The Sept. 18 event will feature sessions on designing cooler cities and preparing for the human cost of rising temperatures.
Valley congregations pair American history with faith traditions in ongoing dialogue series
The faith250 initiative pairs founding documents like the Declaration of Independence with religious texts and regional history.
Officials set turf closure schedule for a dozen city parks
Rotating maintenance closures will affect fields and grass areas at parks across the city from September through December to allow reseeding and irrigation work.
Greater Palm Springs Pride names Aubrey O’Day, The Cowgays as 2026 headliners
The free, three-stage festival marks its 40th anniversary Nov. 6-8 in downtown Palm Springs.
A masquerade will replace the main stage at DAP Health’s 2027 Steve Chase Humanitarian Awards
The 33rd annual gala, set for Feb. 20 at the Palm Springs Convention Center, will replace its single headline act with entertainment throughout the room.
Greater Palm Springs Pride names grand marshals for 40th anniversary parade
Comedian Fortune Feimster and actor Cheyenne Jackson will lead the Nov. 8 celebration, with additional honors going to longtime local performer Marshall Pearcy and community volunteer Gary Moline.
Palm Springs preservation group steps in to help revive a piece of Palm Desert history
The Palm Springs Preservation Foundation has offered to fund conceptual design work for a recreation of a historic Palm Desert entry sign designed by noted desert architect William F. Cody.
Greater Palm Springs Pride names honorees for 40th anniversary awards ceremony
Six individuals and one organization will be recognized Sept. 24 at the Hilton Palm Springs for their contributions to the LGBTQ+ community.
Palm Springs prepares for strong El Niño with growing CERT ranks
Hundreds of residents have already received emergency training, and demand remains high as the city and volunteer groups brace for possible flooding and other severe weather.
Palm Springs bids emotional farewell to Chief Andy Mills, honors wife Cathy as new chief steps in
Hundreds packed the Palm Springs Convention Center Thursday evening for a retirement send-off that doubled as a tribute to Cathy Mills and a first public moment for incoming Chief Kyle Stjerne.
Seven Lakes Golf & Country Club takes step toward becoming Palm Springs’ largest historic district
The city's Historic Site Preservation Board approved the designation for the 120-acre complex, which counts Dwight D. Eisenhower among its notable golfers.
Palm Springs to host first Extreme Heat Summit, bringing together experts on climate resilience
The Sept. 18 event will feature sessions on designing cooler cities and preparing for the human cost of rising temperatures.
Valley congregations pair American history with faith traditions in ongoing dialogue series
The faith250 initiative pairs founding documents like the Declaration of Independence with religious texts and regional history.
Officials set turf closure schedule for a dozen city parks
Rotating maintenance closures will affect fields and grass areas at parks across the city from September through December to allow reseeding and irrigation work.