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Former Palm Desert tennis star Desirae Krawczyk wins first Grand Slam title

Local tennis standout Desirae Krawczyk is now known on the international stage after winning the mixed doubles title at the French Open on Thursday. All Smiles ๐Ÿ†๐Ÿ˜Joe Salisbury and Desirae Krawczyk put on a show in Thursday’s mixed doubles final. More on the British-American duo๐Ÿ‘‡โ€” Roland-Garros (@rolandgarros) June 10, 2021 The 27-year-old Krawczyk and her

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Update on Andaz Hotel in Palm Springs: Hall Group to partner with Hyatt to complete project by 2022

The Hall Group, which had acquired the Andaz Hotel Project in downtown Palm Springs, announced on Wednesday night that they will be partnering with Hyatt to complete the project.  Don Braun, the President of the Hall Group, made the announcement at the Palm Springs Planning Commission meeting on Wednesday night.  โ€œWe will associate with the

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Palm Springs Animal Shelter nearing full capacity, urges community to consider adoptions

The Palm Springs Animal Shelter says their kennels have been filling up recently and theyโ€™re hoping the community can help.  โ€œRight now the shelter is pretty much full. We might have one kennel available for stray animals that come in,โ€ said Gabrielle Amster, Executive Director, Palm Springs Animal Shelter. โ€œWe havenโ€™t started doubling up on

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3 injured in Coachella shooting

Three people were being treated for non-life-threatening gunshot wounds Wednesday morning after a shooting in a Coachella neighborhood. The Riverside County Sheriffs Department said Thermal Station deputies were called to a shooting along the 50400 block of Saltillo Circle at 11:09 p.m. Tuesday night. Deputies found evidence of a shooting there along with a home

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Coachella launches ‘Opportunity Coachella,’ financial incentive program for new businesses

The City of Coachella is launching a new incentive program for businesses called โ€œOpportunity Coachella.โ€  The city plans to accept proposals from businesses seeking to launch, expand or relocate to the east valley. A panel of judges will evaluate the different proposals and award financial prizes: first place will earn $5,000 followed by $3,000 and

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IID and Assemblyman Chad Mayes go head-to-head over proposed legislation as IID threatens to exit Coachella Valley

The Imperial Irrigation District and Assemblyman Chad Mayes are at a war of words, which could potentially escalate to IID pulling out of the Coachella Valley altogether and taking legal action. The district threatened the move in response to proposed legislation by Mayes to increase the IID board of directors from 5 to 6 members,

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