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Women Who Lead luncheon honors community leaders

SBEMP Attorneys, in collaboration with Palm Springs Life, is set to host the annual Women Who Lead luncheon.


Firebirds announce pop-up events to promote Calder Cup Playoffs across Coachella Valley

The Firebirds have secured a spot in the 2025 Calder Cup Playoffs for the third consecutive season.


Homeowners urged to make glass safer for migrating birds

Glass surfaces in homes pose a significant threat to birds during migration seasons.


Firebirds break home losing streak with 4-2 win over Condors

The Coachella Valley Firebirds secured a 4-2 victory against the Bakersfield Condors at Acrisure Arena on Saturday.


New splash pad and cafe open at The Living Desert Zoo and Gardens

The Living Desert Zoo and Gardens has officially opened the Bighorn Cafe and the Bill Gross and Pax Stengaard Gross Oasis Splash Pad, signaling the start of summer with new attractions.


Rep. Calvert supports Senate Amendment to H. Con. Res. 14 with a narrow House vote

Today, Congressman Ken Calvert, representing California's 41st district, voted in alignment with a majority of his colleagues in the House of Representatives to pass the Senate Amendment to House Concurrent Resolution 14.


Coachella Valley Public Cemetery invites feedback on 10-Year Master Plan

The Coachella Valley Public Cemetery District (CVPCD) is reaching out to the public to gather feedback on its newly proposed 10-Year Cemetery Master Plan.


Management Analyst sought by Desert Recreation Foundation

The Desert Recreation Foundation is currently seeking a Management Analyst to help enhance its organizational functions and community outreach.


Valley Sanitary District kicks off 100-year celebrations with open house event

Valley Sanitary District (VSD) commenced its centennial celebrations by hosting over 100 community members at its inaugural Community Open House event on Saturday, April 5, at its headquarters in Indio.


Cathedral City opens applications for new fire engineer position

The City of Cathedral City is seeking applicants for the position of Fire Engineer.


CSUSB event draws over 150 potential students to Palm Desert Campus

More than 150 individuals participated in the Choose CSUSB Day event at the Palm Desert Campus on March 29.


Art Major Studio to host teen night workshop in La Quinta

A workshop described as "mixed media mayhem" is set to take place on April 18th from 5:00 to 6:30 pm.


Firebirds eye third Calder Cup playoff as regular season nears end

The Firebirds hockey team has secured a spot in the Calder Cup playoffs for the third consecutive year.


Firebirds secure 2025 Calder Cup Playoff spot

The Coachella Valley Firebirds have secured their place in the 2025 Calder Cup Playoffs, marking their third consecutive postseason appearance.


Firebirds close in on playoffs after win over Silver Knights

The Firebirds achieved a 3-1 victory over the Henderson Silver Knights on Friday night at Lee's Family Forum.


Bill to restrict foreign entities operating US port facilities progresses

The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee has given its unanimous approval to the Secure Our Ports Act of 2025, H.R. 252.


Pollinator Pathway project expands to Desert Hot Springs

The Conservation Department has announced the continuation of the Pollinator Pathway project, which aims to enhance habitats for native pollinators in the Coachella Valley.


Plant sale encourages native landscaping for water conservation

The Coachella Valley, where around 80% of household water is typically consumed for yard and garden irrigation, offers residents a chance to reduce their water usage by opting for native plants.


Palm Springs Film Festival set for January 2-12, 2026

The Palm Springs International Film Society has officially scheduled the 37th annual Palm Springs International Film Festival from January 2 to January 12, 2026.


California studies tariff impact to support global competitiveness

A bill that aims to provide insight into the impact of federal tariffs on California's economy has received backing from the California Chamber of Commerce.