Thanks to charitable neighbors, BEAM program participants from two area schools were able to explore an iconic Alexander home transformed by artist Shag during a Sunday tour.
Ciampa, known for his dedication to preserving veterans' memories, passed away at 98 last month. He will be remembered for his impactful documentaries and nonprofit work.
Modernism Week is chock-full of fascinating lectures from experts and iconic double-decker bus tours, but it’s also bigger than that. There are cocktail parties, theater, book signings, films, and so much more.
Annual Community Service Awards ceremony to honor seven individuals and two organizations for making a positive impact in the Coachella Valley.
The Marsha P. Johnson Youth Drop-in Center, officially opened with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Sunday, aims to help combat mental and physical health risks for youth age 13 to 18.
In the second of a two-part series running during the final weekend of 2023, Bruce Fessier remembers a former colleague, the leader of a local nonprofit, and a pair of actresses who reinvented themselves.
In the first of a two-part series running during the final weekend of 2023, Bruce Fessier remembers musicians, athletes, and others who had significant connections to the desert.
In our latest Palm Springs Profiles, we introduce you to Palm Springs Fire Department Capt. Nathan Gunkel, who is off to enjoy a hard-earned retirement, leaving behind a legacy like few others.
On his journey from prison to Palm Springs, Sonny Von Cleveland met people who would profoundly impact his life. He's now committed to impacting the lives of others, especially youth dealing with trauma.
In our latest Palm Springs Profiles, we introduce you to a local woman who returned to her hometown in order to fill a critical need. The 2012 PSHS grad is one of the veterinarians caring for our animal companions.
The 2023 holidays are in full swing in the city of Palm Springs, and we're here to try and help you sort through the multitude of events.
For 27,000 transgender individuals in the Inland Empire, concerns include high rates of bullying, suicidal tendencies, and difficulties finding competent medical or mental health providers.
