Prosecution testimony will continue Thursday in the trial of a Cathedral City man accused of gunning down four people in Palm Springs three years ago. Jose Larin-Garcia, 22, is charged with four counts of murder stemming from the February 2019 shootings in which the victims, ages 17 to 25, were found dead at two separate […]
Good morning. It’s Monday, January 3. Expect sunny skies and a high of 65 degrees today. First, some news you need to know ...
COVID-19 will continue being a factor in all our lives as we enter 2022. As we exit, city leaders hope to have time for some long-range planning.
The ongoing battle with COVID-19, and its ripple effects on the city, is the top story of 2021, according to many who spoke with The Post.
The people are the city, and the people spoke loud and clear in 2021: They want elected officials to focus on homelessness, housing, and responsible development. Read on for what some told us were the most important stories of 2021.
Court records in California and Oregon show a man arrested on suspicion of DUI and causing a deadly crash in Palm Springs faced similar charges dating back to 2006.
We're kicking off a weeklong look back on 2021, and a look ahead to 2022, with the stories our readers engaged with the most since our very first newsletter went out in February.
The following are some of the calls that took place last week involving Palm Springs Police Department officers. It is not a complete list and may not include activities that you witnessed or heard about. In most cases, no further details are available.
