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Coachella City Manager could be fired at special meeting Tuesday, residents voice concerns

Coachella City Manager, Dr. Gabriel Martin, could be fired at a special meeting Tuesday morning. The update comes directly from the city of Coachella’s public information officer who confirmed that the city council will vote on Dr. Martin’s employment status during the meeting. The announcement follows a special meeting held last Tuesday, with labor negotiators.

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2025 American Express: 66th tournament features course changes, prime conditions

The 2025 American Express has generated plenty of headlines, including the historic 2024 champion returning to the desert, the world number one player withdrawing from the tournament, and more. However, PGA West has made some changes to the course that the top players will have to face.  It's @theamexgolf week! ⛳️🏌️‍♂️☀️🌴🏔️🏆Here's a full preview from

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US encounters European skepticism in last-ditch push to seize $300B in Russian assets for Ukraine leverage

By Kayla Tausche, Alex Marquardt, Jennifer Hansler and Oren Liebermann, CNN (CNN) — With just days left before handing over the keys to the US government, the Biden administration is making a last-ditch effort to seize hundreds of billions of dollars in Russian assets as future negotiating leverage for Ukraine, according to two senior administration

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Coachella Valley donations collected over the weekend distributed to fire victims in Los Angeles

The generosity of Coachella Valley residents is being felt all the way in Los Angeles. On Saturday, two local businesses, G.E.M. Billing Solutions and Mi Cultura Peruvian Colombian Cuisine, hosted a donation drive for people displaced by the LA wildfires. The organizers, two friends – Jordan Machado and Jori Moreno, felt compelled to organize the

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Man who attacked motorists, bicyclist in Palm Springs seeks psychological treatment

A sentencing hearing was suspended today for a 30-year-old motorist who perpetrated a series of unexplained attacks on fellow drivers and one bicyclist throughout Palm Springs and is now seeking another psychological evaluation to determine whether he’s eligible for treatment in lieu of prison.   A Riverside jury in March convicted Juaquin Mercer Moraga of Palm

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