In this month's Profiles, we introduce you to a Palm Springs Police Department officer who gives us his take on where to eat and what to see, how to meet people, and what might be missing here.
Laura “Lauri” Ann Carleton was shot and killed by a man who sheriff’s deputies say made homophobic and disparaging remarks about her shop’s Pride flag. Deputies killed the suspect after he fled the scene.
Beyond the formation of their own amateur team, the organization exists to call out homophobia in the sport and to encourage more support from NHL and AHL teams in Southern California.
Palm Springs previously had sister city relationships with Victoria, B.C., Canada, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, and Nikki, Japan, in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
Aside from tours and lectures, there are mixology clinics, interactive music experiences, the Palm Springs Modernism Fall Show and more.
In this month's Profiles, we introduce you to the woman behind the story of the characters who live at Silkstone Estate, just in time to catch their friends on the big screen.
The goal of Let’s Kick ASS Palm Springs (LKAPS) is to stave off the loneliness that has always been pervasive in older communities and has increased in recent years, leading to health risks.
Looking for fun ways to celebrate the Fourth of July this year? You’re in luck: Palm Springs and neighboring desert cities are pulling out all the stops for the holiday, both this weekend and early next week.
The Coachella Valley Firebirds fell one game short of winning a title. But they won over thousands of locals along the way, including one reporter previously disinterested in sports.
In this month's Profiles, we introduce you to a Palm Springs High School graduate who has big plans for her future after landing a prestigious Gates Scholarship that will help her attend UCLA.
Saturday's sock hop-themed fundraiser will benefit the baseball team, made up of high school athletes from across the Palm Springs Unified School District.
Technology has improved city life; however, it has paved the way for individuals to become more lonely, engage in dangerous activities, and become addicted to and dependent on their smartphones.
