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Firefighters are investigating a suspicious fire at a building at an abandoned golf course in Palm Springs. The fire was reported Monday at around 3:00 p.m. at the Bel Air Greens on the 1000 block of S El Cielo Road, near E. Mesquite Avenue. Palm Springs firefighters said they arrived and found heavy smoke and

Desert Regional Medical Center welcomes the first baby born in the Coachella Valley on New Year’s Day. On January 1st, 2023, at 12:04 am, Baby Mikayla was born in her mother and father’s car on their way to the hospital. “I was scared, I’m not gonna lie,” says Miguel Mendoza, the father of baby Mikayla.

“Tonight in partnership with the city of Palm Springs, Agua Caliente Casino Palm Springs is hosting a New Year’s Eve block party,” says Jessica Newton, Media, and Community Relations Director. “We have closed down two streets, and we’re going to make it fun, festive, and safe for everybody. ” If you are on your way

A little over a week ago, a local mother received a call she never expected to receive, her son, a Palm Springs police officer, was injured in the line of duty. On Dec. 20, two PSPD officers were hospitalized at the end of a high-speed pursuit after a suspect rammed their vehicle into them during

The city of Palm Springs is partnering with Martha’s Village and Kitchen to operate an overnight shelter for unhoused residents. The shelter will be at the Palm Springs Access Center on 225 El Cielo Road, across the street from the airport. It will be open nightly from 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 a.m. starting Jan. 2

“Traffic is definitely increased, says Katie Stice, The Rancho Mirage Chamber of Commerce President. “And many businesses are doing more with less, maybe more with less staff. So it’s really important that folks out there remain really patient and kind continue to tip well and understand that these are small business owners really doing their

Indigenous people face disproportionate numbers of missing and murdered people with high numbers of unsolved cases. In response, California is launching the Feather Alert in 2023, a new system created to help the state find Indigenous who have gone missing “under unexplainable or suspicious circumstances.” “This is an epidemic. That is, I think it’s unaware