Coachella Festival Ready to Rock the Oceans

New website promoting Caribbean cruises with "Coachella quality" music is online

Olympian Nick Symmonds Plans His 'Sinatra Getaway'

The U.S. 800 Meter Champion, known as "The Brad Pitt of Track", is planning to visit his Idol Frank Sinatra's former stomping grounds of Palm Springs, Palm Desert and Rancho Mirage after competing in this summer's Olympic Games in London.

Bryan Cranston Talks 'Breaking Bad'

The veteran actor has no idea where the next season takes Walter White

UC Riverside Medical School Gets New Life

The proposed medical school gets private funding in its second chance at accreditation

Local Author's E-book to go Hollywood

Kurt Sipolski's "Too Early for Flowers: The Story of a Polio Mother" is optioned for the big screen.

Local Student to Study in China

James Cutchin was selected for a scholarship abroad by the Department of State

Actress Tricia Leigh Fisher Ready For PDA: Palm Desert Action

The daughter of actress Connie Stevens and singer Eddie Fisher, Tricia Leigh Fisher is one of the stars of the new ABC Family Channel reality show "Beverly Hills Nannies" premiering tonight. Palm Desert is a planned locale for the show's second season.

Occupy Coachella Valley Protesters Will Stand Trial

Four arrested on misdemeanor charges get August 2nd trial date.

Local Extras Sought for Major Film

Open casting call this weekend for big budget movie being shot in Palm Springs

Indio Nixes Plan to Tax Concert Tickets

Plan would have added tax on Coachella and Stagecoach tickets.

Two Locals Celebrate 100th Birthdays

Carol Anderhazy and Josephine Migliore become two of Coachella Valley's newest centenarians.

Accused Embezzler Hitt Hearing Postponed

Today's conference was postponed, preliminary hearing set for July.

Coachella and Stagecoach Earned $60 Million

The desert's three weekends of music in 2012 combined for over $60 mil in revenue, making them the biggest earning concerts in the world.

FAA: Pilots Illegally Charged Passengers in Fatal Flight

Feds say the jet that killed a Palm Desert man in a crash last month should never have been used for commercial uses.

PD Girl is Tearing Up Field at Jr PGA Event

Cha Cha Willhoite holds lead after two rounds of Junior PGA event in midwest.

Rahier and Garvey Go Pro, CIF Honors Aztecs

Two former Aztecs sign to play pro baseball; three players named to the 2012 All-CIF team.

Minister to be Ordained as a Deacon at St. Margaret's

Long time family minister Shivaun Wilkinson will be ordained as a Deacon on Saturday.

'Mayday' Call Prior to Air Crash That Killed PD Man

FAA says there were distress calls from a doomed flight that took the life of a Palm Desert man last month.

Fees Waived for Use of National Forest Campgrounds This Weekend

San Bernardino National Forest will waive fees all across the forest on Saturday.

Omaha Adopts Palm Desert Golf Cart Regulations

Street-legal golf carts (or, as Nebraska refers to them, LSVs) are taking to the streets of Omaha, thanks to regulations in Palm Desert.

Rubidoux Bobcat Recovers at Living Desert

A dehyrdrated and injured bobcat found near a Rubidoux home on Saturday is under medical care at The Living Desert

Living Desert Co-Stars in 'Madagascar 3' Opening

The Living Desert is bringing its 'Zoo-Mobile' to the Mary Pickford Cinemas for Saturday's showing of 'Madagascar 3'.

Palm Desert's Golf Cart Plan Model for Other Cities

Holtville looks to model a golf cart transportation plan on Palm Desert's.

Commuter Buses Coming to Palm Desert

New SunLine/RTA Service between Palm Desert and Riverside to begin in September

Let's Go to Palm Desert

Great photos and thoughts on a work meeting in Palm Desert, that turned to a shopping experience.

Two Valley Radio Faves Return to Palm Desert

Julie Buehler and Pete Fox are returning to the desert on Team1010 KXPS radio.

Pocklington to Auction Six Stanley Cup Rings

Palm Desert resident Peter Pocklington, former owner of the NHL'S Edmonton Oilers in their heyday, will auction six of his Stanley Cup Championship rings.

Palm Desert Man Killed in Air Crash

65-year-old Richard Winslow dies when a former military jet he was a passenger in crashes near Boulder City, Nevada.

Who are the Most Influential Women in Palm Desert?

We're looking for the women you perceive to be the ones that make Palm Desert what it is.

Cinco de Mayo Fun Facts

Here are a few things to know about May 5 and why it's celebrated in Mexico and the United States.

Tweet to Your Mom and Win Prizes

If you send a mother's day greeting via twitter, PennysaverUSA might make you a winner.

Perfect Weather Expected for Stagecoach

After wind, rain and scorching temps for Coachella, country music fans get wonderful desert weather for Stagecoach

Three Palm Desert Boy Scouts Achieve Eagle Status

Three Scouts from Troop 131 were honored Sunday for their achievements.

Dr. Raul Ruiz to Speak to Families at Xavier College Prep

Ruiz will speak of the college experience and giving back to the community to the families of first time college students.

Who to Watch at Coachella

Not sure who to watch and who to skip? The IBT gives you some tips on a few names that you may not know, but that you'll want to see.

Junk or Treasure? Local Appraisers to Help You

Two local expert appraisers will make a one-day appearance to value your items.

One Man's Walk Across America Stuck in Indio

"The Long Walk to Redemption" from ocean-to-ocean stalls after passing through Palm Desert, just 100 miles into the journey.

Millie Bird Honored at Senior Inspiration Awards

The long-lime desert resident is honored for her community service and a unique passion and skill.

Tennis Fans Wait Out Wet Weather

The semi-finals match between Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer was delayed about three hours, but got underway just after 5 p.m. Saturday in Indian Wells.

Large Crowds Expected At Sunnylands

The public will be able to visit the 1.25 miles of garden trails and watch A Place Called Sunnylands or interact with multi-media kiosks.