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A group of John Glenn Middle School students surrounded Palm Springs Air Museum historian Bob Andrade this past Wednesday as the 80-year-old vet demonstrated how to operate the flight simulators in the museum's library.
The Liberace biopic 'Behind the Candelabra' opened to an overflow crowd Saturday afternoon.
In a joint statement, former Reps. Mary Bono Mack and Connie Mack announced they're divorcing.
A traffic collision is delaying traffic on North Gene Autry Trail tonight.
The 800-pound sculpture by Zhan Wang, an artist from Beijing, is a gift to the museum by philanthropists Donna MacMillan and her late husband, Cargill, in celebration of the museum's 75th anniversary this fall.
The Scottsdale City Council has selected Fritz Behring to be the new city manager, a position for which former Palm Springs official Tom Wilson had been in the running.
Gunshots were fired from a sport utility vehicle Wednesday night in downtown Palm Springs, police said. But officials haven't found anyone who was hurt and don't know what the shooter was targeting.
A home project across from the convention center that proposes to include a 'horticulture walk' has been approved by the Palm Springs Planning Commission and now moves to the City Council for approval.
Police and fire crews responded to a two-vehicle collision near the intersection of Farrell and East Palm Canyon drives.
I'm pleased that the Agua Caliente tribe states that it wants to become a responsible participant in water-management decisions in the valley.
A local developer is offering to replace storm damaged trees at Ruth Hardy Park, create a 'horticulture walk' that celebrates the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians and provide energy efficient upgrades to homes it plans to build.
William Dominguez Lopez, a 20- to 30-year-old man believed to live in Cathedral City, is being sought as a potential witness to the 4:30 a.m. crash on East Palm Canyon Drive at Camino Real, police Sgt. Harvey Reed said during a news conference held Tuesday afternoon.
A Palm Springs man whose truck collided with a compact car, injuring the 73-year-old driver, pleaded guilty Monday to driving under the influence.
The late-night crash followed two other fatal collisions Sunday.
Fans of the late pianist Liberace will catch a rare glimpse of the pop icon's life on HBO next weekend in a bare-all film, 'Behind the Candelabra.' Some admirers will welcome the film with an event honoring the showbiz legend at one of the film's locations in Palm Springs.
Palm Springs Unified School District displayed more than 200 pieces of art created by pre-kindergarten through 12th grade students at its sixth annual All District Arts Show on Saturday.
Police arrested a man early Saturday morning on suspicion of driving a stolen vehicle, Sgt. Kelly Fieux said.
Designed by Palm Springs architect Lance O'Donnell, the 2,100-square-foot home the couple moved into last month feels simultaneously new but organically connected to its surroundings, with clean lines, a low-profile and muted off-white exterior.
Two medical marijuana dispensaries ordered by the court to close were visited Friday by Palm Springs police to ensure they were following orders.
Craig Marlar — a longtime Coachella Valley businessman who battled over ownership of the fire-ravaged GG's Island — is dead, The Desert Sun learned Friday.
A group of medical marijuana supporters gathered outside The Holistic Collective on Thursday holding signs in support of the dispensary and protesting its impending closure. 'Come save the collective!' yelled Lesli Jackson, who held a huge white flag with a green cross on it.
Hundreds of guests got their first look at the new Coachella Valley iHub Accelerator Campus on Thursday as the site celebrated its grand opening.
Cinephiles began their pilgrimage back to an era of flawed heroes and femme fatales Thursday as the Arthur Lyons Film Noir Festival kicked off at the Camelot Theatres.
Santos De Jesus earned his spot in local history as the premier Palm Springs caterer, providing all of the necessities and luxuries for formal parties, as well as for the relaxed style of entertaining that fit perfectly into the casual desert lifestyle.
Palms Springs is experiencing a dynamic downtown revitalization with the demolition of the old Fashion Plaza and the completion of a Kimpton brand hotel, three new blocks of retail, restaurants, office space, and new streets by 2015.
Guest appearances by golden age of cinema stars are almost as important as the films in the Arthur Lyons Film Noir Festival, launching tonight at Camelot Theatres.
The Palm Springs City Council on Wednesday approved its various budgets for fiscal year 2013-14, which include more than $30,000 in additional funding for community organizations.
The turf-heavy medians along a stretch of Tahquitz Canyon Way in Palm Springs are poised to get a $1.9 million desert-friendly makeover.
The Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians has filed a federal lawsuit seeking confirmation of the tribe's water rights in the Coachella Valley.
Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants officially announced plans to operate a new 190-room hotel in downtown Palm Springs that will be the cornerstone of a massive redevelopment at a 14-acre site in downtown Palm Springs being developed by Wessman Development.
An enthusiastic crowd of several hundred gathered undeterred by scorching temperatures to watch the dramatic finish to the first professional cycling race to visit the desert in more than 20 years.
Patrice Brayer jokes that her office is 'foster central.'
A two-vehicle crash with major injuries closed the intersection of Dinah Shore Drive and Gene Autry Trail about 12:30 p.m. Monday, Palm Springs police said.
An on-duty Palm Springs police officer and another driver had minor injuries from a Friday night crash on Avenida Caballeros, police said Monday.
A hiker from the United Kingdom died Saturday after falling about 40 to 50 feet while coming down the Museum Trail behind the Palm Springs Art Museum.
While some families celebrated Mother's Day with brunch and spring picnics, about 1,000 people experimented with oil pastels and water colors at the Palm Springs Art Museum's annual 'Art Party.'
The AIDS Assistance Program celebrated its 20th annual Evening Under the Stars fundraiser with a performance from Cyndi Lauper and guests including Suzanne Somers and Lorna Luft.
During a recent tour of CareFusion Corp.'s manufacturing plant in Palm Springs, vice president and general manager Kevin Ketzel had an opportunity to meet some of the company's second-generation workers.
Entrepreneurs perform the detective work these days at the former Palm Springs police station, which has been transformed into the Coachella Valley Innovation Hub, or CViHub, and is home to 15 start-ups.
Candace Duran will not be sentenced until at least June, her attorney told a judge Friday. Attorneys will reconvene then to consider how to proceed with the voluntary manslaughter conviction as well as the nine unrelated criminal cases still pending against Duran.
An underground equipment failure was blamed for a power outage that left 1,426 Southern California Edison customers without electricity Friday night in Palm Springs and Cathedral City.
Tom Wilson, Palm Springs' former assistant city manager for development services, is one of three finalists vying to become city manager of Scottsdale, Ariz.
Inside a light brown construction fence, pieces of what was once the 14-acre Desert Fashion Plaza are divided into piles of crumbled concrete, steel and wood. Built in the 1960s on the site of the demolished Desert Inn, the fashion plaza was Palm Springs’ entrée to a nationwide development trend that centralized local retail shopping districts into one easily accessible area called a mall.
The 26-foot-tall Forever Marilyn dwarfs the tallest of her fans — even Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Seven new vehicles at Mercedes-Benz of Palm Springs were left sitting on blocks Tuesday morning after thieves stripped and stole the vehicles' rims and tires, police said Thursday.
Little Amber Belly loves to be underfoot, say her pet parents, Dan and Barb Purgett of Palm Springs.
Once the popularity of Palm Springs as a tourist destination began to take off in the 1920s and '30s, hotels and inns began to fill the once-barren desert landscape of the city.
Anyone who's been to the King's Highway Restaurant for dinner on a weekend night or Sissy Bingo at the Ace Hotel & Swim Club on a Monday might have noticed the lady with the big red hair and big glasses who breaks into song.
Yes! Yes! Yes! To John Emmel's letter about the 'Forever Marilyn' statue belonging here in Palm Springs.
Let's think about this. Why doesn't Canada build the XL pipeline from Alberta to Vancouver, B.C.?
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