Fields of Valor honors veterans with flag display in Cathedral City

The Old Town Artisan Studios (OTAS) in La Quinta has celebrated the graduation of six Coachella Valley high school students from its inaugural Aspiring Artists mentorship program. The program has equipped these students with enhanced creative skills and the knowledge necessary to pursue a career as a visual artist.

Renova Energy has announced the appointment of Matthew De La Torre as its new Chief Sales Officer for both the California and Arizona regions. With a 12-year tenure at Renova Energy, De La Torre brings considerable experience to strengthen the company's position in the clean energy sector.

In line with a jury's recommendation, a judge from the California Superior Court has decreed that Jose Vladimir Larin Garcia should face capital punishment for the murder of four individuals in Palm Springs five years prior. The severity of Larin Garcia's crime warranted his eligibility for the death penalty.

Last week, the Palm Springs Police Department commemorated Officer Gale Gene Eldridge, a member of their force who was tragically killed by an armed robber in 1961. Eldridge is one of four officers from the Palm Springs Police Department (PSPD) who have lost their lives in the line of duty.

Each month, the Chamber organizes a variety of events that include business mixers and ribbon cuttings. However, the organization emphasizes that nothing surpasses the importance of health. Therefore, it is pleased to announce that Life Line Screening will conduct a day of preventive health screenings at Miracle Springs Resort on Thursday, June 6, 2024.

The Palm Springs Aerial Tramway is inviting visitors to celebrate Palm Springs Restaurant Week from May 31 to June 9. Peaks Restaurant, located at the tramway, is offering a special dinner menu for guests as they enjoy panoramic views of the Coachella Valley and a ride on the world's largest rotating tramcar.

The Evening Rotary Club of Cathedral City has announced the 17th Annual Fields of Valor event, a tribute dedicated to honoring veterans.

The Parkinson’s Resource Organization (PRO) has announced its collaboration with Blue Coyote Bar & Grill in Palm Springs for the Sixth Annual Don Cavanaugh Day.

An event titled "Wine & Design Mixer" is set to take place on Thursday, November 14th at the Palm Desert Design Center in Palm Desert.

California voters will head to the polls tomorrow, facing decisions that could alter key state policies such as minimum wage, rent control, and theft penalties.

A debut season flown upon feathers of destiny came to a close on Wednesday night, as the Hershey Bears beat the Coachella Valley Firebirds 3-2 in overtime in Game 7 of the Calder Cup Finals at Acrisure Arena.

In announcing their 2023-24 preseason schedule, the Lakers promised fans action at the newly constructed Acrisure Arena in Greater Palm Springs.

The Firebirds' inaugural season was marked by achievement and the sting of defeat as they lost Game 7 of the Calder Cup championship against the Hershey Bears.

Time for one final flight.

One relatively surprising possible symptom of chronic sinusitis is an increased risk of erectile dysfunction. According to Dr. Paul Schalch Lepe of SoCal Breathe Free, sinusitis can certainly affect someone’s sex life.

The Palm Springs Aerial Tramway is set to operate on a special schedule for the Thanksgiving Holiday Weekend, running from Thursday, November 28 to Sunday, December 1.

The City of Palm Desert has announced the acquisition of an $8 million grant from the Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG). The funds will be allocated towards building infrastructure to support housing.

The city of Coachella is working in partnership with the Housing and Workforce Solutions of Riverside County to fund a grant program for improvements to home exteriors.

Greater Palm Springs Realtors has recently announced a disaster relief program aimed at assisting victims of Tropical Storm Hilary. The program, introduced in response to the damages caused by the storm, will offer financial support to those who have been affected by flooding disasters. Residents of Palm Springs, Cathedral City, or Desert Hot Springs who have experienced housing disruptions due to the storm may be eligible for assistance of up to $2,500.

Housing markets around the country continue to readjust to increased interest rates, and the Coachella Valley is not exempt from those effects.