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Palm Springs Drought Response

Despite early winter storms, California remains in a drought. On January 4, 2022, the State Water Resources Control Board adopted an emergency regulation that prohibits certain wasteful water use practices statewide and encourages Californians to monitor their water use more closely while supporting habits to use water wisely.


Biodiversity, fisheries conservation benefitted by connected coral reefs

Coral reefs connected by larvae dispersal networks have been found to benefit local fisheries and biodiversity conservation, prompting recommendations to increase the protection of connected reefs.


Korean scientists design magnetically controlled capsule to deliver drugs for gastrointestinal cancer

Korean scientists have designed a magnetically controlled wireless capsule that can efficiently and non-invasively deliver treatment drugs to patients who have gastrointestinal cancer.


Raul Ruiz takes to Twitter

Raul Ruiz has 27,569 Twitter followers as of Feb. 17.


Harvard team uses fluorescent molecules to store data

A growing problem for the vast amount of digital information the world generates is how to store it efficiently and keep it intact and accessible.


The Palm Springs Chamber of Commerce to offer free tribute band concert series

From February through July 2022, the Palm Springs Chamber of Commerce, working in collaboration with James Elliott Entertainment, will host a series of free, monthly tribute band concerts at the new Palm Springs Downtown Park.


aha! inaugurates nonstop flights from Palm Springs to Reno-Tahoe hub

aha! powered by veteran ExpressJet Airlines is excited to become part of the Palm Springs community with its inaugural nonstop flight to Reno on Jan. 3. The inaugural flight begins aha! service between Reno-Tahoe International Airport and Palm Springs International Airport.