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Average Palm Springs home sale about $1.3 million as valley prices head back toward earlier peak

Despite recent price increases, fluctuations should remain within acceptable bounds, a report states, because there is still a balance between buyers and sellers.

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Owner of Gay Desert Guide, KGAY 106.5 debuts new station following purchase of Channel Q

MeTV Music will play a mix of familiar songs and deep tracks from landmark albums from the '50s through '80s.

Newest Palm Springs city manager reports for work

Scott Stiles takes over the role from Teresa Gallavan, the assistant city manager who had been in the role on an interim basis since Justin Clifton departed in September 2022.

‘Every doctor I called was a dead end’: Coachella Valley residents struggle to find doctor’s appointments amid provider shortages, pandemic impacts

With the state suffering from a lack of primary care physicians, and little hope that will change, patients here must wait months for appointments and are increasingly turning to urgent care for regular treatments.

Frustrated pool users form watchdog group, present fixes to parks and recreation officials

This week, the group filed a report with the Riverside County Department of Environmental Health, raising concerns about what they see as “unsanitary and unsafe conditions” at the pool’s bathrooms.

Palm Springs bank closures imminent but limited

Wells Fargo at Smoke Tree Commons and Bank of America at nearby Smoke Tree Village are both closing permanently. That has some residents, as well as employees at nearby banks, worried.

Complex cases, caring staff: How Mizell Center is helping the state’s fastest-growing homeless population — senior citizens — overcome obstacles

Case managers are able to cut through red tape, get seniors into more secure financial situations, and vastly improve their quality of life and mental health. So far, hundreds have received assistance.

Applications for basic income pilot project opening in mid-March; members of transgender, non-binary community especially encouraged to apply

As designed, the program would provide $800 cash payments for 18 months to help 30 individuals on the path to economic security.

Next generation of Coachella Valley business leaders begins to ‘EMERGE’ in Palm Springs

Backed by the Palm Springs Chamber of Commerce, an initiative called EMERGE Palm Springs kicked off at an event that saw dozens of younger business professionals from throughout the valley attend.

Cancelation of plans for Soho House, claims of troubles with city, catch officials by surprise

While news of the cancelation might come as a shock to those familiar with the property and plans for the exclusive club, a statement released Friday alluded to difficulties.

Appeals court: Placement of Marilyn statue in city street for three years isn’t temporary; lawsuit allowed to continue

While some opponents of the statue of Marilyn Monroe have labeled it sexist and in poor taste, the crux of legal action brought by a citizens' group hinges on the use of one word.

‘Drift’ plans mid-March opening, looks to compete for Airbnb users’ dollars

Ground was broken on the project four-and-a-half years ago, but it didn’t really start to take shape until last year. That’s when it first caught the attention of locals as steel beams were lifted put into place.

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