This year's parade Community Grand Marshals include PSHS graduate and "Love Island" winner Hannah Wright, NBC Palm Springs film critic Manny The Movie Guy, and Fire Chief Paul Alvarado and his wife Kitty.
As Michael's House kicked off its alumni weekend, artist Alejandro Olmo was on hand to help unveil "La Casa de Miguel," which depicts a street scene in San Miguel de Allende
More than 200 organizations and businesses marched in the parade, which stretched from Tachevah Drive to East Amado Road, terminating at the Pride Festival street fair with outdoor DJs, booths, food, and drinks.
Preparing hundreds of thousands of meals every year is no small task. Thanks in part to a voter-approved tax, the job of Chef Aaron Nava's five-person team is now much easier.
The largest free Pride festival south of San Francisco kicked off Wednesday morning with a giant rainbow flag unfurling, and the rest of the week is packed with parties, parades, and more.
Two days before the five-day event kicks off, city leaders and board members of Greater Palm Springs Pride gathered to speak about preparing for this year's event and what it means to the community.
In this month's Profiles, we introduce you to one of the driving forces behind the Palm Springs International Film Festival who was recently recognized at the State of the City event.
A pair of considerable donations of architecture and design books from private collections gave Friends of the Palm Springs Library an idea. Both readers and the library will benefit as that idea comes to life.
Yinger's star is a tribute to his dedication to community service and significant impact on the LGBTQ+ community, according to Palm Springs Chamber CEO Nona Watson.
Through "Out on the Walk," 61 of the more than 460 people honored with a star on city sidewalks for civic or business contributions will also be recognized as part of the LGBTQ+ community.
Palm Springs police Sgt. Mike Torres is in the main event at the Battle in the Desert, carrying a 3-0 record up against Santa Monica police officer Carlos Madrid, who is also undefeated.
James "Gypsy" Haake began his long and successful career in film, television, and cabaret on Broadway in 1951. At 91, he continues to entertain and share his history.
