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If hikers get stranded atop the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway in the future, they won't have to shack up in an old mule shed. The Mount San Jacinto Winter Park Authority on Tuesday announced new procedures for accommodating hikers stranded if the tram shuts down.
PALM SPRINGS — Amtrak expanded its bus service between Fullerton, Riverside and the Coachella Valley, a Caltrans spokeswoman said Tuesday.
Palm Springs Modernism Week has long been known for celebrating the music of the Rat Pack and its contemporaries, but this year a new generation of modernistas known as the Mid Mod Music Squad are turning the dial and turning up the volume.
BISHOP — The Desert Mirage High School boys' soccer team defeated Bishop Union 4-1 on Tuesday to advance to the quarterfinals of the CIF Division VI playoffs.
A Palm Springs man accused of shooting his neighbor's cat, which had to be euthanized, pleaded not guilty today to a single count of animal cruelty.
A Palm Springs man accused of shooting his neighbor's cat, which had to be euthanized, pleaded not guilty today to a single count of animal cruelty.
The first five days of Palm Springs Modernism Week drew thousands of visitors to downtown businesses, restaurants and hotels and many of the most popular events this week are sold out.
The annual Palm Springs Unified School District Science Fair will take place from 6 to 7 p.m. on Thursday in the Desert Hot Springs High School gymnasium, 65850 Pierson Blvd.
The Palm Springs Sunup Rotary Club is looking for artists for its second annual Chalk Art Walk slated for March 31 at Smoke Tree Commons in Palm Springs.
The Palm Springs Black History Month Committee is still accepting entries for the city's 25th annual Palm Springs Black History Parade scheduled for Saturday.
Palm Springs may have a new signature event that, on top of Modernism Week, may draw even more visitors to the Coachella Valley's hotels and restaurants.
The Palm Springs Black History Month Committee is still accepting entries for the city’s 25th annual Palm Springs Black History Parade scheduled for Saturday.
Three local wrestlers advanced to the Masters by placing in the top five at the CIF Southern Section Individuals on Saturday at Oak Hills High School. Andrew Tiedeman and Austin Olshefsky moved on for Palm Springs, while Tommy Garcia advanced for Coachella Valley.
The workshop “Pricing Your Products and Shipping for Export” will be held from 8 to 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Rabobank Regional Business Center in Palm Springs.
Mayor Steve Pougnet has always been a fan of the Palm Springs International Film Festival, but this year he's also an employee of the star-studded event.
Lon Chaney watches horror movies from a different perspective. He's a monster on the wrestling mat, and the Palm Springs High School senior has a name to uphold.
Comic actor Cheech Marin will be honored today, but not for being funny. The former “Nash Bridges” star will receive the Arts Patron of the Year award from the Palm Springs Fine Arts Fair for his work promoting Chicano art.
Excitement turned to heartbreak for the Palm Springs High School boys' basketball team Friday in a matter of 7.3 seconds.
A new book by Palm Springs resident Roger C. Palmer takes readers back in time before midcentury buildings ever existed in the city.
The Chaney families of Cathedral City and Palm Springs continue to foster the legendary legacy of horror film icons Lon Chaney and his son, Creighton, aka Lon Jr., through Palm Springs-based Chaney Entertainment.
Drug Take-back Day in Palm Springs is scheduled for 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. today in an effort to combat abuse and misuse of prescription medications.
Mayor Steve Pougnet has always been a fan of the Palm Springs International Film Festival, but this year he’s also an employee of the star-studded event. Find out what he’s doing and what people are saying about his new job on Saturday in The Desert Sun and online at mydesert.com.
Authorities briefly shut down southbound Crossley Road at Sunny Dunes, between Ramon Road and Dinah Shore Drive, this afternoon following a two-vehicle collision, Palm Springs police said.
In her book, “Once Upon a Secret,” published last week by Random House, Mimi Alford goes into detail about her decades-old trysts with President John F. Kennedy.
PALM SPRINGS — After weeks of encouraging residents to serve on the Measure J Oversight Commission, city leaders plan to interview only about a quarter of those who applied.
LifeStream is scheduled to host a blood drive at the new Palm Springs VIP Urgent Care from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday.
Andy Warhol, Ed Ruscha, Robert Rauschenberg, Ansel Adams and Michel Basquiat.
State and federal leaders, angered over the road-repair gridlock that stranded thousands of motorists on Interstate 10, are demanding that Caltrans take steps to ensure that its workers know how to prevent a similar mess from happening.
What is the meaning of the word “site”? That's what the Palm Springs City Council is hoping to define after a long debate Wednesday that left residents frustrated at the start of the city's annual Modernism Week over a years-long discussion of the historic merit of the midcentury modern City Hall building's parking lot and landscape.
Palm Springs is the mecca for modernism enthusiasts, thanks to its well-preserved collection of iconic period homes and public buildings.
When Judy Chicago started her career more than 50 years ago, the chances of a woman finding mainstream gallery space were slim.
Artist Nat Reed is slated to open a pop-up gallery at 388 N. Palm Canyon Drive specially for Modernism Week, officials announced.
Max Weinberg is slated to perform with the Palm Springs High School Jazz Band at 7 p.m. Friday at the high school auditorium, 248 E. Ramon Road.
Now begins what most would consider the most important part of the wrestling season — the individual postseason.
Walk Palm Canyon Drive and it's hard to imagine what Palm Springs looked like back in the 1930s and '40s.
PALM SPRINGS — The Four Seasons is one of the first 55-years-old-and-up active adult housing developments in Palm Springs.
The Palm Springs Fine Art Fair with works from 50 top international art galleries opens today at the Palm Springs Convention Center. President and CEO Rick Friedman talks about the event and how he became an art lover.
“I love Thomas Guides,” artist Brian Wilson says on a Sunday evening in his Palm Springs studio.
PALM SPRINGS — Some artists are inspired by the sounds around them — waves crashing, birds chirping, the rhythmic pulse of city life.
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CATHEDRAL CITY — The Desert Valley Builders Association Public Works Group Committee will sponsor a lunch presentation on public work projects within the city.
Tigan is a Brussels griffon mix. He celebrated his first birthday in December. He lives with Gary Kelb and his son, Flavius Garmacea.
A woman who fatally stabbed her mother's 71-year-old fiance pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter today and was immediately sentenced to 12 years in prison.
It wasn't an Alexander, but when Paul McCreesh and Chris Lucas saw the midcentury Meiselman home — butterfly roof and all — on North Juanita Road in Palm Springs, they knew they had found their dream house.
A years-long debate regarding the historic merit of the Palm Springs City Hall’s parking lot and landscape is expected to continue tonight.
PALM SPRINGS — Whether coaching recreation league teams or his own kids, Dave Lintz has often sung the praises of peripheral vision.
Rep. Mary Bono Mack, R-Palm Springs, plans to hold a series of congressional hearings on prescription drug abuse — a problem she said was highlighted by the weekend death of singer Whitney Houston.
Though some tour times are now sold out, a limited number of tickets are still available for five public tours of the Elrod House during Modernism Week.
PALM SPRINGS— Chocolate- covered strawberries, pink champagne, sugar cookies and Palm Springs dignitaries turned out Tuesday for the official opening of the Star View Restaurant.
The Palm Springs Unified School District presented two awards to staff and community members during its regular board meeting on Tuesday.
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