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The development team for the Homeless Navigation Center is requesting more money from the City of Palm Springs and Riverside County to offset construction costs and add services to the already more than $28 million dollar project. The site of the project is on McCarthy Road. Bids for the construction of the center were received

Contact in the Desert (CITD) is on its 3rd day of the 9th annual event in Indian Wells. It’s the world’s largest UFO/UAP conference, scheduled for June 2-4. The event is held at the Renaissance Hotel in Indian Wells, CA. “We’re talking about the possible contact with other civilizations, but you make contact with these, these

Local fans have been cheering on their team at a watch party happening at Spotlight 29 casino in Coachella. The Firebirds merch lines filled up as locals purchased hats, shirts, key chains, and more. The Spotlight 29 Casino party is known for the special appearances of Fuego and the buttery popcorn. Each fan receives a

The Palm Springs Firefighter Association hosted its 90th Annual PS Fish Fry at Ruth Hardy Park. The palm springs fire department association says 600 fried fish plates have been sold. Some locals say they waited an hour to get their fish plate. Line dances were also being taught, and raffle prizes were given out. Attendees brought their lawn chairs

    Mayor Grace Garner has proclaimed June 3, 2023, “Beverly Johnson Day” in the city of Palm Springs.      Beverly Johnson is not only a supermodel and philanthropist but also lives right here in the valley.     The Palm Springs Women in Film and Television hosted Johnson’s one woman show at the Palm Springs Cultural Center.

The California Indian Nations College held a graduation ceremony for the Class of 2023 Saturday morning. It continues to equip students with resources while simultaneously working to become California’s first Federally Accredited Tribal College in decades. Dozens of students including Claudia Armenta graduated from the California Indian Nations College, also known as CINC. “Not only

A Coachella Valley based school, is now set to be the first Federally accredited Tribal College in California. California Indian Nations College, also known as CINC has invested in students like Claudia Armenta. Now $5 million of state money will allow more students to share that experience. “This is history, and I feel like its

More victims have stepped forward following the arrest of a 56-year-old man accused of multiple assaults, including felony sexual assaults. Hakan Isik of Desert Hot Springs was charged with violently attacking five individuals over the past year, and additional victims have now come forward to share their harrowing experiences. News Channel 3 reported the charges