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American Idol winner Abi Carter drops puck, sings national anthem at CV Firebirds playoff game

American Idolย winner and Indio native Abi Carter sang the Star-Spangled Banner and dropped the ceremonial puck before the Coachella Valley Firebirds’ huge Western Conference Finals game against the Milwaukee Admirals Friday night in front of an enthusiastic crowd at Acrisre Arena.Watch the ceremony below: The Firebirds won 3-1 to take a two-game lead in the

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FBI and Homeland Security warn U.S. of possible threats during Pride Month

Several agencies are warning Americans to stay alert during Pride Month this year. In a recent public announcement, the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security said they wanted to raise awareness of โ€œforeign terrorist organizations (FTOS) or their supporters potential targeting of LGBTQIA+-related events and venues.โ€ Although no locations or cities were listed as

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Crowd Control: County shelter responds to criticism, reveals major changes at facility

It’s the perfect storm at the Coachella Valley Animal Campus county shelter in 2024. Between inflation, HOA rules, and post-pandemic effects, people are having a tough time adopting large dogs, which means more of them are crowding the kennels. It’s part of the reason behind recent animal advocate protests, whichย have taken place at the Coachella Valley

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Guilty: Jury reaches verdict in Trump trial

Breaking news this afternoon, the jury has reached a guilty verdict in Donald Trumpโ€™s hush money criminal trial in New York. Theย 12-person juryย found Trump guilty ofย all 34 counts of falsifying business records, which are all connected to theย alleged cover upย of hush money payments to adult film star Stormy Daniels. The jury wasย unanimous in its decision.ย  Find a

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Measure J Commission encourages proposals for $6 million toward community funded projects

The Measure J Commission, backed by the City of Palm Springs, is encouraging Palm Springs residents to submit proposals in order to receive portions of $6 million for community-initiated projects provided from the city’s Measure J tax dollars. The application deadline is Sept. 30, and project proposals can be city-funded and managed, or non-profit managed.

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