"We will be planting seeds of knowledge through fun, community-led activities," a Sunnylands community programs specialist said.
Sunday morning, a temblor rattled much of Indio, Palm Desert and Palm Springs. Did you feel it?
Celebrating its 78th year, the festival is debuting its National Date Festival Museum for attendees to learn about the event's roots.
This month, fellows partnered with Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians, Native American Land of Conservancy and the Audubon Society.
Patients in the Coachella Valley often face long wait times to be treated for heart conditions. The center aims to limit that experience.
Attendees are welcome to stop by for free coffee and treats, ask questions, or simply catch up on what’s happening in their neighborhoods.
Attendees can help remove dead plants and debris, trim bushes and trees and more to beautify the space. Plus, there's free lunch.
The Gerald R. Ford Chapter of the Mensch International Foundation is hosting the ceremony at Civic Park Amphitheatre.
Buy books to support your local library this weekend. In addition to books, the sale will include media materials, such as DVDs and CDs.
Plan your trip behind the scenes, toasting one of television's favorite couples, Lucy and Desi Arnaz.
Another big aftershock rattled Southern California early Wednesday morning. Did you feel it?
While the theatre will continue screening studio releases, its renewed focus aims to showcase independent voices.
A large aftershock shook the Inland Empire on Tuesday morning. Did you feel it?
He was held in ICE custody when he began experiencing chest pain. Transferred to two clinics, he died in Indio.
Former Dallas Cowboys player R.K. Russell will be in conversation with a Brothers of the Desert member on 'The Yards Between Us."
The Palm Desert-based philanthropic organization's giving is concentrated in the Coachella Valley.
The "Celebrating Discovery" fundraiser will support several programs and initiatives.
"Our goal is to invest in projects that deliver real, measurable outcomes," Bighorn Cares Chairman Joe Kirby said in a statement.
Reiner was set to be the featured speaker at the first event of the seventh season of Palm Springs Speaks.
The board voted to support the project with a promised $5.6 million investment via the newly established Coachella Valley Power Fund.
The Coachella Valley Mountains Conservancy launched the contest. Submissions are due by 11:59 p.m. on Dec. 31.
The milestone event celebrates library's legacy & it impact on the city of Palm Springs and the Coachella Valley with cake and giveaways.
Last week, the U.S. State Department directed employees and grant recipients not to use federal dollars to observe World AIDS Day.
The gatherings in Palm Desert and Moreno Valley is part of the county's recognition of National Family Caregivers Month.
Seven guests from across Southern California won the annual prize: tickets to the tramway!
Changes are coming for the outdoor art exhibition.
The four-day Greater Palm Springs Pride Festival will begin Thursday, with music, entertainment and other festivities.
A grant to plant trees is in its third year to plant trees in the desert communities.
For the third year, the Coachella Valley Firebirds are collaborating to fill regional food banks & address food insecurity in the valley.
40 published local authors will be at the Rancho Mirage Library's Community Room meeting with the public, selling and signing their books.
The free, family-friendly event at the park in La Quinta takes place Saturday, Nov. 8.
A lapse in CalFresh payments could sent thousands of residents to Riverside County food banks.
"A New Chapter: Revitalizing Our Palm Springs Public Library" is a fundraising campaign to support the library's multimillion-dollar rehab.
The Golden State themed parade will feature a flyover, marching bands, food trucks, classic cars and more. Learn how to enter.
Palm Desert residents who donate to give blood this month will automatically be entered in the chance to win a $5,000 prize.
The city is updating its fees and permitting system to more accurately reflect the cost construction work for homeowners and businesses.
A second series of “No Kings” protests against the Trump administration will take place around the county and the country on Saturday.
Attendees will have a chance to win a Playstation 5 and hear Richard Montañez, creator of Flamin’ Hot Cheetos, speak.
On Saturday, the 4th District Supervisor and the community will celebrate the new sidewalk expansions with a ribbon-cutting and clean-up.