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Grand marshals announced for November’s Greater Palm Springs Pride Parade
This year’s theme is “Say Gay,” in defiance of Florida's “Don’t Say Gay” law and other anti-LGBTQ+ laws being passed across the country.
Five ‘extraordinary voices’ set to receive 2022 Palm Springs Pride Honors Awards
Honorees include community advocates, organizers, and leaders, all of whom have devoted their lives to improving the lives of those in the LGBTQ+ community.
Banking on an original: Work underway to restore interior of one of the city’s most iconic buildings
When the signage for the Bank of America building on South Palm Canyon Drive came down, some locals feared the worst. Well, worry not -- the move was for all the right reasons.
From tragedy comes purpose: Benefit concert aims to address valley vet shortage
A non-profit dedicated to educating the public about the danger pets face from predators is getting help from some local icons to solve a daunting issue.
Smiles for miles: Palm Springs event puts children with special needs on road to more fun
What was usually just a gray parking lot came alive with shrieks of laughter as children circled each other on specialized bikes of all different sizes and styles Saturday in Palm Springs.
City organizations among 100 being awarded $1.4 million in grants
From 1993 to 2022, Anderson Children’s Foundation has awarded more than $18.5 million to 1,263 projects.
Modernism Week raises $1.8 million through partner events
Some of the funds raised will be spent by neighborhood organizations in the city to reinvest in architectural restoration, infrastructure, or landscape improvements.
Nonprofit secures $2.1 million grant to help address youth violence in city’s north end
How to help youth in District 1 has long been a topic city police and neighbors have discussed, often with conflicting viewpoints.
Urgent call for blood donations goes out from LifeStream
There's currently only a two-day supply of blood on the local shelves, meaning some surgeries may have to be postponed and that we are not ready for any type of mass trauma event.
Grand marshals announced for November’s Greater Palm Springs Pride Parade
This year’s theme is “Say Gay,” in defiance of Florida's “Don’t Say Gay” law and other anti-LGBTQ+ laws being passed across the country.
Five ‘extraordinary voices’ set to receive 2022 Palm Springs Pride Honors Awards
Honorees include community advocates, organizers, and leaders, all of whom have devoted their lives to improving the lives of those in the LGBTQ+ community.
Banking on an original: Work underway to restore interior of one of the city’s most iconic buildings
When the signage for the Bank of America building on South Palm Canyon Drive came down, some locals feared the worst. Well, worry not -- the move was for all the right reasons.
From tragedy comes purpose: Benefit concert aims to address valley vet shortage
A non-profit dedicated to educating the public about the danger pets face from predators is getting help from some local icons to solve a daunting issue.
Smiles for miles: Palm Springs event puts children with special needs on road to more fun
What was usually just a gray parking lot came alive with shrieks of laughter as children circled each other on specialized bikes of all different sizes and styles Saturday in Palm Springs.
City organizations among 100 being awarded $1.4 million in grants
From 1993 to 2022, Anderson Children’s Foundation has awarded more than $18.5 million to 1,263 projects.
Modernism Week raises $1.8 million through partner events
Some of the funds raised will be spent by neighborhood organizations in the city to reinvest in architectural restoration, infrastructure, or landscape improvements.
Nonprofit secures $2.1 million grant to help address youth violence in city’s north end
How to help youth in District 1 has long been a topic city police and neighbors have discussed, often with conflicting viewpoints.
Urgent call for blood donations goes out from LifeStream
There's currently only a two-day supply of blood on the local shelves, meaning some surgeries may have to be postponed and that we are not ready for any type of mass trauma event.
