Coachella Valley Times

News from March 2022


2022 Eisenhower Cup coming to Indian Wells Tennis Garden

Naomi Osaka, Paula Badosa, and Simona Halep are among the stars of the Women’s Tennis Association who will participate in the 2022 Eisenhower Cup at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden.


Ably Apparel Brings Their Stain and Odor-resistant Apparel Technology to Palm Desert for Pop-up

Seattle-based brand Ably is opening a pop-up in the heart of Palm Desert for three-months starting February 15. The pop-up will showcase the brand’s unique Anti-stain , anti-stink , and quick-dry fabrics, offering a chance to test out their Filium® technology with various liquids (such as ketchup) on site for shoppers to experience the brand IRL.


Farmer in the Dale Farmers Market

Over 25 years we have worked with our local farmers and they are a big reason that we can offer great quality prices at crazy low prices.


ONE-PS Annual Neighborhood Picnic & Expo set for March 19

After a two-year hiatus, come join in a celebration of our 50 Palm Springs neigborhoods and the many wonderful things that make our city like no place else, when the Organized Neighborhoods of Palm Springs, (ONE-PS), host their 13th Annual Picnic & Community Expo on Saturday, March 19 in Ruth Hardy Park.


Residents invited to second Homeless Navigation Center meeting on March 15

The City of Palm Springs would like to remind our residents they are invited to provide public input regarding a new Homeless Navigation Center to be located at 3589 McCarthy Road during the second in a series of special ongoing community meetings.


New Mask Guidelines Take Effect March 12

Over the last school year, PSUSD has followed California Department of Public Health (CDPH) and Riverside County Public Health (RCPH) guidance and mandates to allow for full in-person instruction in the safest way possible.


City promising time to hear community concerns as it moves forward with next homeless center meeting

Acknowledging the first meeting with neighbors in the northern part of the city didn’t go as well as they expected, city leaders on Tuesday promised a scheduled second meeting about a planned homeless services center would include an opportunity for open discussion.


ONE-PS Annual Neighborhood Picnic & Expo slated for March 19

After a two-year hiatus, come join in a celebration of our 50 Palm Springs neigborhoods and the many wonderful things that make our city like no place else, when the Organized Neighborhoods of Palm Springs, (ONE-PS), host their 13th Annual Picnic & Community Expo on Saturday, March 19 in Ruth Hardy Park.


Coachella Tree-Planting Event Hosted by City and California Urban Forests Council

The City of Coachella will join the California Urban Forests Council (CaUFC), alongside 27 other service-minded municipal agencies, on March 12, 2022 to plant nearly 2,000 trees across California during the AMPlifying the Urban Forest event.


Coachella Valley Association of Governments sponsoring oil, oil filter recycling event

Coachella Valley Association of Governments has issued the following press release:The Coachella Valley Association of Governments (CVAG) invites you to recycle your used motor oil and filters.


Palm Springs Chalk Art Festival scheduled for this month

The Palm Springs Sunup Rotary Club presents its 10th Annual Palm Springs Chalk Art Festival in Downtown Palm Springs.


Dreams Fertility opens in Palm Springs

Dreams Fertility is pleased to announce the opening of its clinic in Palm Springs, California, providing distinguished fertility treatment to patients across the Coachella Valley, Riverside, San Bernardino and Kern Counties, or as a destination for patients across the United States and internationally.


Prescribed burns in Mountain Center after reported fires

Federal firefighters are conducting prescribed burns in the San Bernardino National Forest close to Mountain Center as several motorists reported fires to the Forest Service.


Coachella Valley Unified School District planning teacher recruitment fair

We are recruiting applicants for ALL subject areas who hold a teaching credential or will be eligible for a credential for the 2022-2023 school year.


Twenty-Nine Palms Band of Mission Indians donates a new church bell to Our Lady of Soledad Catholic Church

The Twenty-Nine Palms Band of Mission Indians, donated funds to Our Lady of Soledad Catholic Church for a new church bell on Sunday, February 6th, 2022.


Tobacco retail permitting ordinance passes in the city of Indio

On February 16, 2022, The City of Indio, CA adopted Local Ordinance 838.


Yard sale to support Palm Springs Animal Shelter

Are you ready for a little Spring cleaning? Is your garage full of items you no longer need?


Palm Springs Animal Shelter to host Faux Fur Ball 2022

Join the Palm Springs Animal Shelter for an evening of celebration at Faux Fur Ball 2022 Saturday, April 2, 2022, at the Palm Springs Air Museum.


Ruiz stands 'in solidarity with the Ukrainian people' while condemning Russia for invasion

Raul Ruiz (D-California) said Russia’s invasion of Ukraine “threatens peace and stability around the globe” as the U.S. and its allies have enacted fresh sanctions on Russia.


Telethon to Fight Child Hunger scheduled for April 8

Join us for the LIVE Television Broadcast of FIND Food Bank’s 12th Annual TELETHON to Fight Child Hunger on Friday, April 8, 2022.