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Palm Springs to celebrate Independence Day with festivities, fireworks, family fun

Events running Thursday and Friday include concerts, pool parties, baseball, and more across the city and beyond its borders. There's also a special pool party on Saturday.

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Modernism Week awards record 20 scholarships, helps raise $2.6 million for local causes

The festival reached a milestone this year by awarding 20 college scholarships totaling $93,750, its largest number in a single year. The scholarships encourage future talent to continue to stay in the Coachella Valley.

Palm Springs launches inaugural AI and Creativity Expo to establish tech industry foothold

City Councilmember Jeffrey Bernstein, one of the driving forces behind the day, described it as a “landmark recurring event” designed to position Palm Springs as a hub for ethical technology innovation.

Meet Tiffany Xa: A Palm Springs teen who believes in creating paths for those who come after her

The recent PSHS graduate transformed from a young club member into a leader at the Boys & Girls Club of Palm Springs, living by her belief that "we have the power to change the lives around us for the better."

Palm Springs aims to position itself as hub for tech innovation with citywide educational expo

Organizers see a perfect convergence: an influx of tech talent seeking second careers away from corporate pressure, students who need cutting-edge skills to escape poverty, and a community open to embracing emerging technology.

Palm Springs to host multiple Juneteenth celebrations Thursday through Saturday

Events include panel discussions, pageant, concerts and community picnic to commemorate the national holiday celebrating the effective end of slavery.

Palm Springs Power open 21st season Friday as defending champions

Manager Casey Dill begins his eighth season at the helm with 575 career victories. Several familiar players are returning to help the Power defend their championship.

Greater Palm Springs Restaurant Week returns with 10 days of special dining

Participating restaurants will offer both their special Restaurant Week menus and regular menus during the event.

Blue Zones Project aims to engage thousands of residents as it officially kicks off in Palm Springs

The project, based on research of the world's longest-lived populations, focuses on creating environments where healthy choices become the easy choices through changes in restaurants, schools, workplaces and public policy.

Backers: Pride monument sculpture on pace for mid-October installation

"We are letting our youth know that this is a gathering place for them to come and assemble and be recognized and be proud, and that our history will forever live on."

City parks advocacy group kicks off first in series of gatherings, aiming for basic improvements

While Palm Springs officials are working on a long-term vision for parks through an updated master plan, People for Palm Springs Parks is focused on addressing basic concerns like cleanliness.

Drag performer’s new hosiery line aims to make artists feel ‘seen and celebrated’ at last

After years of struggling with ill-fitting pantyhose, Honey Davenport's Honey's Hose offers specialized features so performers can finally feel like "this product was made specifically for you."

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