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You can head to the great outdoors, for free, courtesy of the Palm Springs Public Library

You can use your library card to check out one of the 10 California Library Parks Passes available at the Palm Springs Public Library.

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Palm Springs Juneteenth event on Saturday a time for celebration, contemplation

Look for an array of fun educational and cultural activities, sports, games, food, and live entertainment. Everything is free.

Locals and elected officials gather in Palm Springs to rally against gun violence

The rally was one of roughly 400 held across the country on Saturday. The events were organized to draw attention to issues surrounding the country’s gun violence epidemic.

Movies in the park series planned starting June 15

Before Marilyn Monroe was a flashpoint of heated debate in the city, she was a movie star. What better way to bring everyone together than enjoying her movies with your community.

Sister City program has broad backing, awaits crucial signature
Certified Farmers’ Market heads back inside for summer season

The temperatures may have made it a little uncomfortable for an outdoor market, but never fear, you can still get your farm-fresh fruits, veggies, and more inside the blessedly air-conditioned space.

March For Our Lives event planned in city to address gun violence

Recent tragedies in Buffalo, Uvalde, and Tulsa are just the latest reminder that mass shootings happen with depressing regularity in the United States.

Independence Day fireworks returning to stadium
Fans of late actress gather to celebrate her birthday, mark nearly a year since statue’s return
Vossler Smith promoted to CEO of Modernism

The new head of the organization has worked with Modernism Week since its inception in 2005 when she first volunteered.

Pinckard was first of Palm Springs World War II casualties buried in city
Meet Alan Zimmerman, a nun who gives as much as he gets from the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence

Palm Springs Profiles introduces you to people in our community who are making a difference but don't often make the headlines. This week, meet Alan Zimmerman, AKA Sister GoldiePearlnecklace, one of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence.

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