On Sept. 23, residents are invited on stage for a morning of coffee, treats and conversation about the city's future.
The resume, interview and wardrobe workshops in English and Spanish are set for Sept. 11 ahead of the Sept. 17 job fair with 90+ employers.
The City of Palm Springs lost nearly $70,000 from its universal basic income pilot program due to "inadequate oversight," documents show.
City officials say emergency preparedness helps residents take meaningful steps toward protecting their families and community.
Residents can recycle their forgotten electronics at Palm Desert's upcoming electronic waste collection event.
Residents are urged to avoid approaching any bighorn sheep that may wander into Palm Desert and Palm Springs during mating season.
Palm Springs Public Library will host a ribbon cutting ceremony for its temporary location next week.
Patrol vessels were deployed along the California side of the Colorado River over the Labor Day weekend, keeping the water safe for all.
On Aug. 30, Californians without a fishing license will be able to explore a new hobby on Free Fishing Day.
The food festival and night market is celebrating its five year anniversary this year.
Katherine Campbell sings and plays ukulele in her “These Joints are Jumping” programs at memory care facilities across the Coachella Valley.
Summer programs, such as guided nature walks, provided by Mt. San Jacinto State Park volunteers, will conclude on Sunday.
According to Friends of the Desert Mountains, its community science volunteers will document and record species recovery.
The downed tramway is being repaired and was expected to start running again Saturday morning.
Thrifters can score big this weekend. Salvation Army Thrift Stores are offering 50% off, and Goodwill boasts special deals.
The Shops at Palm Desert, with the YMCA and the Academy of Musical Performance, will host its inaugural nonprofit fair in August.
Residents are invited to log into Zoom on Aug. 26 for a virtual coffee gathering.
Mosquito samples have tested positive for St. Louis Encephalitis virus in Riverside County.
Up to three student or recent grad finalists will win a $500 honorarium and the opportunity to refine their design.
The free event will be held from 2-4 p.m. Sept. 21 at the library, located at 33520 Date Palm Drive.
By extending the lifespan of your possessions, you reduce waste and help the environment, Fix-it Fair organizers said.
One day after gas prices fell below $4, Riverside County gas prices hiked one-tenth of a cent Thursday.
The picket is part of a coordinated effort involving six Tenet Health hospitals. Union members say they need adequate training, more staff.
An exhibit showcasing a collection of photographs from various Coachella Valley journalists, with proceeds funding the CV Journalism Foundat
The college has received no ongoing federal or state support, aside from a one-time $5 million state allocation in 2022.
This library, slated to close temporarily in July has changed its plans after a failed air conditioning system.
When it comes to filling up, it's a good day to do so! Gas prices have fallen at these stations near you.
The closures will last for about a month.
A ribbon-cutting and open house ceremony unveiled the new public animal center to the Coachella Valley on Wednesday.
The library will move to a temporary location during renovations that are expected to last into next year.
The cemetery is historically associated with the Chemehuevi people, ancestors to the Twenty-Nine Palms Band of Mission Indians.
The sculptures were created by Sri Lankan artist Kumkum Fernando and first appeared at the 2023 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival.
Get outside and explore — these nearby hikes offer everything from easy strolls to more challenging treks for every kind of adventurer.
The Safe Ride Home Program covers rides in the Coachella Valley, El Centro, Victorville, Banning, Beaumont, Yucca Valley and Morongo Basin.
After their teenagers died, a couple created a phone booth for others coping with loss.
Gas prices in Riverside County and across California decreased slightly as summer gets into full swing in June.
Donations of new backpacks, spiral notebooks, lined paper, index cards, rulers and calculators will be accepted.
Residents in this part of Coachella Valley previously got water from failing or at-risk private water systems. Now things have changed.
It will take place Wednesday, June 18, at 190 W. Amado Road in Palm Springs.
Organizers said the 86-minute non-dialogue film shows visuals of America's nature juxtaposed against urban environments.