Pride

Police are investigating after a customer tampered with a pride flag at an Indio shipping store. Absolutely Postal, located on Fred Waring Drive and Jefferson Street, was targeted earlier this week when a customer was caught on surveillance footage folding the flag in half. The pride flag, which is prominently displayed at the front of

California’s first Pride celebration brought out thousands of people to celebrate the Lesbian, Bisexual, Gay, and Transgender community for LGBT Days in Cathedral City. Many smiling people had incredible energy in the crowd and the bed race competition. The Cathedral City Firefighters were fast, finishing with a whopping 17 seconds in the race, while some

The ‘Say Gay’ themed Pride parade brought thousands of people together, celebrating individuality, self-expression, and being comfortable with who they are. Local organizations, activists, and business representatives marched and drove down Palm Canyon Dr., supporting the LGBTQ-plus community. “There’s everybody in anybody LGBTQ plus, we love it all, and our straight allies as well,” said

As Palm Springs gears up to celebrate Pride this weekend, the city hosted two events Thursday morning to help kick off the highly anticipated event. Desert Regional Medical Center unveiled their huge rainbow flag over their iconic ‘El Mirador’ Tower. Richard Ramhoff, Desert Regional Medical Center spokesperson says, “We’re proud to fly this flag. We’ve

Palm Springs Pride is underway, and local businesses have a packed weekend ahead with a surge of tourists participating in the celebrations. Blackbook bar owner, Dean Lavine, prepared heavily for his busiest time of the year. “Pride is our Coachella festival. It is huge!” said Lavine. “Palm Springs expands by four times during Pride” During Pride

Palm Springs Pride is bringing three days of entertainment to Palm Canyon Drive to celebrate and advocate for the LGBTQ+ community. The event happens every year and brings in thousands of people from out of town. Ron DeHarte, the President/CEO of Palm Springs Pride said that 70% of the people that attend the event are

Greater Palm Springs Pride kicks off this week with a variety of events leading up to Sunday’s parade and this year’s theme is political. It’s “Say Gay,” which is in response to Florida’s “Don’t Say Gay” law affecting schools in that state. Check Out: Grand Marshals announced for Palm Springs Pride Parade Pride events include

Hundreds of people gathered in Idyllwild today to celebrate the second annual ‘Pride Under the Pines’ event festival. The event was held at the Rustic Theater where people enjoyed music, vendors and a special performance by headliner, Thea Austin. PS HomeBoys owners founded and organized the ‘Pride Under the Pines’ festival. This event was organized

The Palm Springs Pride committee decided this year’s PRIDE theme was “SAY GAY.” Under the law, Kindergarten through third-grade public school teachers in Florida are barred from engaging in classroom instruction related to sexual orientation or gender identity. The Governor of Florida, Ron DeSantis, signed the Parental Rights and Education Bill in march. There was

Palm Springs Lisa Middleton was in attendance for the Pride Month celebration at the White House. . @CityofPS Mayor Lisa Middleton spotted in the crowd of the White House Pride Month celebration today. Middleton is also celebrating her 70th birthday today!You Can Watch the Full Event Here: https://t.co/yQwkxDuXH1 pic.twitter.com/uy5PwBXrU1— KESQ News Channel 3 (@KESQ) June

Everyone was invited to watch the colorful Palm Springs Pride Parade after pride festivities. “It was amazing. I mean, look at it, it there’s thousands of people here and I couldn’t be more proud to be gay and have everybody out here,” said visitor Kendall Madsen. “Love is love and you feel it with everybody