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Land lease negotiations, it’s a costly issue that thousands of homeowners across the greater Palm Springs area are going to face in coming years. In Karen Devine’s in-depth report “Pay to Stay,” she takes a look at the impact that the end of decades-long tribal land leases could have on many communities in the valley.
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On Friday, the College of the Desert board of education will hold a presentation with updates on the Palm Springs campus and Roadrunner Motors in Cathedral City. Last month, the board voted to audit expansion projects dating back to 2014 New Designs for the Palm Springs COD Campus One of the major presentations set for
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El anuncio de esta mañana es algo que muchos han estado esperando por más de 20 años.
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Se reporta que el tráfico en la zona afectada está completamente paralizado.
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As we know with this event, players have to go low if they want any chance of contending for a tournament title. Back-to-back eagles led to a 28 (-8) on the front 9, followed by a smooth 34 (-2) on the back for a solid 62 (-10) to start his week in the desert. https://t.co/kCDlAmcPho—
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The judge in the Palm Springs quadruple murder retrial for Jose Larin Garcia excluded a defense expert’s experiment Thursday. Larin Garcia is accused of murdering four people in Palm Springs in 2019. His first trial ended with a deadlocked jury. Defense crime scene re-constructionist remained on the stand for another day of testimony. He has
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(Update 1/19/23) N Indian Canyon Drive has been reopened, officials announced at around 1:45 p.m. (Update 1/19/23) Araby has been opened at the Wash. Indian Canyon remains closed as of 12:30 p.m. (Update 1/17/23) Gene Autry Trail is now open at the Wash. Vista Chino was opened on Tuesday. N Indian Canyon and Araby remained
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Crossing city barricades that are supposed to stop people from entering dangerous territory is disobeying the law. “if they failed to obey that traffic control device was basically the road closed sign, they could be subject to a fine of close to $240, those fines are considered moving violations,” says Lieutenant Gustavo Araiza from the
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The American Express (PGA Tour) Tournament is back for its 64th year starting Thursday, where hundreds of golfers are expected to take to three local courses. The tournament will be played across PGA West’s Stadium Course which is the host venue, Nicklaus Tournament Course, and La Quinta Country Club. It will be from January 19
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A weak front will pass through the region tonight, with a slight chance of showers and snow showers in our mountain communities. The precip. will be light, but we could see a couple of inches of snow at the highest elevations above 7,000 feet, with that snow line lowering in the morning hours of tomorrow.
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An active weather pattern continues for California as yet another trough of low-pressure moves inland on Thursday. This will aid in keeping our temperatures mild for January and send more cloud cover our way. It won’t be much, but some light precipitation is expected over the higher elevations in Riverside County, surrounding the Coachella Valley,
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The National Alliance of Filipino-Americans (NAFA) welcomes a new office, it’s only one in the Coachella Valley. Located off Cook Street in Palm Desert, the new office is a big step for NAFA’s mission. “We exist in order to serve the community of Filipino-Americans and give them services that will enhance their life,” said Isabel
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Five of the top seven golfers in the world are here this week for the 2023 American Express, making for one of the strongest group of headliners here in a long time. 🌟 STAR POWER 🌟 These are big time names with big time game! The Core Four at this week’s @theamexgolf all addressed the
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Representative with SoCalGas, SunLine Transit Agency, and STARS Technology Corporation were on hand in Thousand Palms today to unveil an innovative hydrogen generation system. The STARS-H2 project will produce hydrogen from renewable natural gas (RNG) to help fuel SunLine’s hydrogen fuel cell electric buses. At scale, this demonstration project has the potential to provide clean
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Within the past two years, California along with the rest of the country saw a surge in new businesses. The Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development tweeted saying the state received more than one million new business applications between January 2021 to December 2022. Adding that it is a 25.2% increase from the two
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