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The Heyday finally finds its own home, offering owners, staff a sense of both permanence and pride

From a tent at VillageFest to two different hotel locations, nothing has stopped fans from seeking one couple's burgers. Now they need those fans more than ever.

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Planning Commission approves addition to commercial building along North Palm Canyon Drive, clearing way for new dispensary

Wayne Gottlieb's proposal for an addition to a building in the 1500 block of Palm Canyon Drive, which would house a new business, was approved with conditions for development.

Ribbon cutting event marks re-opening of crucial clinic in Palm Springs, the only one of its type in valley

After Riverside County chose not to renew a contract with a previous service provider last summer, re-opening the facility proved more difficult than expected.

Daring dog rescue plays out in cliffs of Oswit Canyon

Quick thinking and quick action led to a happy ending Wednesday after a neighborhood dog escaped her yard and wandered into the hills above South Palm Springs.

Months of planning, multiagency cooperation go into keeping International Film Festival safe

This year's Palm Springs International Film Festival, which kicks off Thursday evening, will once again be a fully in-person event. That means extra precautions are necessary.

In former Stein Mart location, a collection of California-cool crafted goods now waits to be discovered

Gone are the floral print blouses, 'tummy control' leggings, and housewares. In their place is a chic collection of vintage and repurposed merchandise sourced from 50 different vendors.

Overnight shelter now offered in city, but some fear it will contribute to homeless issue at airport

The newly-opened shelter will operate out of a building off El Cielo Road. Some worry it's too close to the airport, which has seen an influx in unhoused residents residing on the property.

Officers recovering, charges expected following chase of suspect vehicle in Palm Springs Tuesday evening

Police tried to pull over a Toyota Camry near Murray Canyon Drive and South Toledo Avenue shortly before 10 p.m. Tuesday, but the driver sped away and led officers into a high-speed pursuit.

Los Angeles man in fatal Palm Springs crash pleads guilty to murder

In July, a vehicle driven by the man rear-ended another vehicle at the intersection of Sunrise Way and East Palm Canyon Drive, killing its driver and injuring a child.

Palm Springs in 2023: City officials hope to turn attention toward affordability for residents

Addressing the high cost of housing -- for both renters and potential homeowners -- is crucial, city leaders said. If they can make progress it could help make a dent in the city's unhoused population.

Palm Springs in 2022: A town in transition finds funds for more staff, makes progress on critical issues

One word was used by multiple city officials when asked to describe what the city went through in 2022: Transition. Shifting away from being a "Zoom Town," however, wasn't necessarily a bad thing.

Call goes out for county’s annual Homeless Point In Time Count volunteers

The county sends out hundreds of volunteers to count unhoused people every year. This creates a snapshot of the homeless population in the county and helps county officials advocate for funding and services. 

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