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Palm Springs Desert Sun
See if your favorite Coachella Valley restaurant passed its inspection
An “A” grade, or a score of 90 to 100 points, means a restaurant passed an inspection and met minimum health standards.
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Palm Springs Desert Sun
Xavier Prep sends shocks waves through DEL; DCA star makes unreal play
Week 8 of the high school season had the game of the year, the play of the year and the upset of the year
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Palm Springs Desert Sun
In dramatic return, Madden Ruberg leads La Quinta past Rancho Mirage
After missing most of two years with a right knee injury, the senior tailback scored three times on Friday in a comeback win over Rancho Mirage.
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Palm Springs Desert Sun
California attorney Katie Zacharia named White House press secretary
Pepperdine graduate and Fix California attorney Katie Zacharia will become Trump's next White House press secretary.
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Palm Springs Desert Sun
Gay leather bar Eagle Cathedral City opens soon at old Barracks site
A new leather bar and nightclub is slated to open at the old location of The Barracks after a complete renovation.
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Palm Springs Desert Sun
Can Democrat Leila Namvar oust Republican Greg Wallis from assembly?
Democrats hope to flip a Republican-held California Assembly seat that covers the western Coachella Valley. See video interviews with both candidates.
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Palm Springs Desert Sun
Remnants of Hurricane Rachel may bring rain to Palm Springs area
It'll likely be a rainy, windy, cooler weekend for the Coachella Valley as Tropical Storm Rachel tracks inland from the Pacific Ocean.
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Palm Springs Desert Sun
The fastest cross country runners in the desert revealed at D.A.C. meet
This was the first desert meet combining all three leagues at once, and it was Marina Avila of Palm Desert and Kaden Rivera of La Quinta on top
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Palm Springs Desert Sun
Modernism Week – October is back. But what makes this year special?
Modernism Week October returns Oct 15 through 18 with a new dining series, home tours and social events in the Coachella Valley.
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USA Today
Hurricane Rachel may weaken, but California flooding threats could grow
Hurricane Rachel is expected to weaken, but heavy rain, flooding, wind and dangerous surf could still affect Southern California.
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Palm Springs Desert Sun
Joslyn Center kicks off season with VIP open house
The Joslyn Center food bank serves approximately 200 families a week, and the center's more than 3,100 members look to the nonprofit for its programs.
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Ventura County Star, Camarillo
How can Californians prepare for potential flooding ahead of storms?
Hurricane Rachel looms from the Pacific, bringing respite from the heat, but other extreme weather with it.
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