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With hot days here, and even hotter ones on the way health officials are warning you to start acclimating your body to the high temperatures. If you plan on being in the sun at all for any recreational activity or work health officials are urging people to start hydrating and getting used to the sunny

The Palm Springs Police Department will be hosting the DEA National Drug Takeback on Saturday, April 22nd from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. It will take place at the department headquarters, which is located at 200 S. Civic Drive. National Drug Take Back happens twice a year, to highlight the dangers of surplus medications, if

Community members in Palm Springs are expressing disappointment and frustration after a ghost bike, which was meant to mark the spot of a deadly hit and run, was stolen from the intersection of Ramon and Compadre. However, a generous donation has replaced the stolen bike, ensuring that safety and awareness continue to be spread. “I’m

As we approach weekend two of Coachella, organizations against overdoses want the community to know they are passing out and training people on how to use Narcan. EndOverdose slogan is No one else has to die. During Coachella, their representatives train festivalgoers in groups with a practice dummy. This nonprofit will be at weekend two

Nearly six dozen nonprofit organizations throughout the Inland Empire received grants from the Morongo Band of Mission Indians totaling $200,000, providing funding for addiction treatment services, guide dog training and other needs, it was announced today. “Morongo is a giving tribe, and helping others has been a core value of our tribe for generations,” Morongo

Palm Springs police want people to know, they’re not calling you and requesting any money. This warning comes after one woman was scammed for thousands of dollars after becoming a victim of fraud. The victim said she received a phone call from a phone number appearing to be from the Palm Springs Police Department (PSPD).

Three companies including Southern California Edison submitted a proposal that would change the way its residential customers are charged. The proposal is looking to add a fixed monthly charge for services that are based on household incomes. These charges would be recurring charges on top of energy usage. The idea is to reduce monthly bills

Weekend 2 of Coachella starts on Friday. The party was in Downtown Indio on Wednesday night for ‘CHELLA.’ It was a night of live music, food and fun, in between the 2 Coachella festival weekends. The night kicked off with local band Lazuli Bones. “It feels really nice, it feels exciting. But feels really, like,

In the latest push for workers’ rights, Starbucks employees at the store at Monroe Street and Highway 111 in Indio have filed for a labor union. The move comes months after a La Quinta Starbucks became the first in the Coachella Valley to unionize. The workers at the Indio location said the majority of the