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• NNC's AVID Program To Be Honored At Baseball Game
• Palm Springs Firefighters Association 81st Annual Fish Fry Slated at Ruth Hardy Park
• Palm Springs prepares for Shortfest
• POWER Baseball Returns to Palm Springs, June 1- Aug. 4
• Palm Sprngs VillageFest Summer Hours Begin Thursday, June 7
• ComprehensiveCancerCenterCelebratesFirstAnniversaryinLaQuinta
• Preschool, Headstart Registration Under Way
• CCHS Band Concert May 24
• Forever Marilyn Welcome and Ribbon-Cutting
• There are just 2 spots left for this Sat. (5/19) PC Computer Skills boot camp cl...
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• Actor Jason Ritter thrilled audience on Saturday
• Guide Dogs of the Desert are here for story time! There's still time to bring y...
• City of Palm Springs to Celebrate Opening of New Community Garden at May 16 Ribbon-cutting
• Meet actor Jason Ritter this coming Saturday
• National Arson Awareness Week May 6-12, 2012
• 2nd Annual Palm Springs Police and Fire Appreciation Luncheon
• "The libraries’ most powerful asset is the conversation they provide—between boo...
• Palm Springs prepares for the 13th Annual Arthur Lyons’ Film Noir Festival
• Rio Vista Hosts 'Ranger Round Up' Carnival
• Sing along to ‘West Side Story’ this coming Monday
• DesertRegionalSponsorsLocalPremiereofHBODocumentary“WeightoftheNation”
• Palm Springs City Council Outlook for May 2, 2012
• City of Palm Springs Financing Authority Lease Revenue Bonds for Sale Beginning May 10, 2012
• Virgin America Aireline Renews Hugely Successful Seasonal Service at Palm Springs International Airport
• We just watched SWAZZLE perform the puppet show "Dream Carver" and gave away a $...
• Palm Springs Gears Up For 3rd Annual Bike Month In May!
• HospitalsAnnounceChiefBusinessDevelopmentOfficer
• DesertRegionalcelebratesStrokeAwarenessMonthwithfreeeducationalseminars
• City Of Palm Springs Launches New Prescription Discount Drug Card Program To Residents
• Meet Oscar-Nominated actor Armin Mueller-Stahl this coming Sunday
• The Spring Into Reading--DREAM BIG month-long reading program is coming to an en...
• Cree To Add Two to Wall of Fame
• Miniature Golf Tournament Benefits PSHS Band
• Check out upcoming events and classes at the Palm Springs Public Library
• Palm Springs City Council To Appoint Nine Citizens To Measure J Oversight Commission
• City of Palm Springs Launches New Free Prescription Drug Card Program for Residents
• City of Palm Springs to Celebrate 4th Annual DIGICOM Student Film Fest May 1 at Palm Springs High School
• A Soulcare Journey
• The Wine Book Club meets tomorrow (Wed. 4/25) evening at 6 PM at the PS Wine Sho...
• Meet the director of ‘The Raven’ this coming Saturday
• Palm Springs Follies 21st Season Ends May 20
• 'Night With the Orchestras" Set for May 2
• World-Famous Budweiser Clydesdales Coming to Downtown Palm Springs on April 25
• See special screening of ‘Overlooked Suspect’ this coming Tuesday
• Come to the Library TODAY to celebrate Earth Day with the Palm Springs Sustainab...
• PRIZE DRAWING TODAY! During our Spring Into Reading - Dream Big! program (throug...
• Palm Springs Parks and Recreation to Host Earth Day Festival at Demuth Community Center
• Palm Springs Mayor To Cut The Ribbon At Grand Opening Celebration For Michael's House
• All youth in grades K-5th are invited to today's Spring Into Reading-Dream Big p...
• Join us at the Library tonight at 6 PM for the last lecture in the "Healthier Li...
• Palm Springs City Council Outlook for April 18, 2012
• Uptown District Continues to Thrive: Two Innovative Retailers to Celebrate Grand Openings on Thursday, April 19
• February 2012 Hotel Tax Up 17.21 Percent Compared With Same Time Last Year
• Palm Springs Gears Up For 3rd Annual Bike Month In May!
• Palm Springs City Council Approves Issue of $47 Million in Bonds for the Desert Fashion Plaza Revitalization Project
• Spring Into Reading! Dream Big! Juggler Extraordinaire Michael Raynor performed...
• Wine And Dine Event Benefits PSHS Arts Institute
• TOMORROW! Spring Into Reading Mid-Program Family Event Michael Raynor, Juggler...
• Today 4/13 at 4:00 p.m. will be the 2nd prize basket drawings for the month-long...
• Spring Cleanup Week In Palm Springs
• Measure J Oversight Commission Interviews
• Join us at the Library this Sat. April 14th at 10:30 a.m. for extreme juggler Mi...
• GrandOpeningofComprehensiveCancer
• Golden Eagle Golf Scramble Set for April 14
• Palm Springs City Council Invites Residents to Apply for Boards and Commissions
• Sing along to ‘Brigadoon’ this coming Monday
• HospiceoftheDesertCommunitiesoffersAdultBereavementSupportGroup
• Mayor Steve Pougnet to Lead Inaugural "Healthy Planet, Healthy You" 1K, 5K, 7 Mile Race and Wellness Festival
• CalTrans Agrees to Postpone Scheduled April 6 Lane Closures in Palm Springs
• Fund Raiser Benefits First NNC Scholarship
• "Queen of the White Party" Lisa Vanderpump to Receive Special Proclamation April 7 in Uptown Palm Springs
• Desert Film Events: April 2 - April 8
• Get Ready for White Party Weekend in Palm Springs, April 6-8
• Palm Springs Firemen's Association Annual Easter Egg Hunt Slated for April 7 in Ruth Hardy Park
• Palm Springs Animal Shelter to Begin Spay and Neuter Surgeries
• Palm Springs International Airport Experiencing Record Passenger Traffic; Up 17 Percent Compared with Same Time Last Year
• Second Annual 'Run for Ike' Set for May 12
• 5th Annual Palm Springs Neighborhood Involvement Committee Picnic
• Get Ready for Dinah Shore Weekend in Palm Springs, March 28- April 1
• 5th Annual PSNIC Picnic Slated for Saturday, March 31 in Ruth Hardy Park
• Measure J Oversight Commission Interviews Set for April 13 & 19
• Film Screening: “One Water” Celebrating World Water Month, watch this film and...
• If you have a basic understanding of how to use a computer but need some more in...
• Rancho Mirage High Proposed Boundaries Meetings Set
• DesertRegionalMedicalCenterHostsSwingWithLessPain
• Parent Participation, Involvement Committee Meets April 11
• Palm Springs Mayor to Challenge Local Students to Get Healthy!
• Flag at City Hall to be Lowered Half-Mast Wednesday, March 21 in Honor of Late Agua Caliente Tribal Chairman Richard M. Milanovich
• Join us on Tues., March 20th, 2012 at 6:00 p.m. for Healthier Living From Head t...
• PSHS Music Department Send-off Concert March 19
• All Invited to Provide Input on Career Pathways
• A condolence book is available at the Library for the Public to leave their reme...
• DesertRegionalOffersHealthyEatingAdviceDuringNationalNutritionMonth
• City of Palm Springs Mourns the Passing of Agua Caliente Tribal Chairman Richard Milanovich
• Firefighter/Paramedic Recruitment
• Palm Springs Police Department News - Missing Person: Barry Wainwright
• Cree Students Present Melodrama March 21-23
• Palm Springs Police Department News - Avoid North Gene Autry North of Vista Chino Until Further Notice Due to High Winds
• March 4th through 10th is Teen Tech Week! "Geek Out @ Your Library" - All Tweens...
• Shopping Extravaganza Benefits PSHS
• CCHS Symphony Band To Play Meng Hall
• CCHS Presents 'West Side Story'
• Measure J Oversight Commission Update
• Festival of Native Film and Culture
• Demolition Of Old Bank Of America And Portion Of Hamburger Hamlet Almost Complete!
• DHSHS Presents Arthur Miller's 'All My Sons'
• Parents of Gifted Students Offered Conference Discount
• Demolition of Old Bank of America Building in Downtown Palm Springs Almost Complete!
• Two Outstanding Palm Springs Educators to be Honored at Feb. 29 Wall of Fame Induction Ceremony
• Win a $100 gift card from Cinémas Palme D’Or by picking Oscar© winners
• Cielo Vista Charter Accepting Applications
• The Diamonds Make Follies Debut
• Pal m Springs High to Add Two to Wall of Fame
• DesertRegionalMedicalCenterAnnouncesAffiliationwithJoslinDiabetesCenterinBoston
• DesertRegionalMedicalCenterMedicalExpertsOfferAdvicetoAttendeesof12thAnnualAffairoftheHeart
• DesertRegionalMedicalCenterRecognizedByAetnaHealth
• Measure J Oversight Commission Interview Slated for March 7 at Palm Springs City Hall
• City of Palm Springs Encourages Residents and Businesses to Visit New Measure J Web Site for Latest News and Updates
• Four CCHS Students Win Prestigious Band Posts
• Tonight's program will feature the Eisenhower Medical Center Sleep Clinic Manage...
• City Council Approves Selection Process For Measure J Oversight Commission
• Come to the Library tomorrow (Sat.) 2/18 to celebrate Black History Month with a...
• City of Palm Springs Black History Committee Still Accepting Applications for 2012 Black History Parade
• Two Design/Art Shows at Slated For This Weekend at Convention Center For Modernism Week
• Parents Invited to Cyberbullying Workshop
• Songfest 2012 Features High School Choirs
• Attention Realtors!
• Palm Springs Modernism Illuminated! 7th Annual Modernism Week
• Get Ready for Palm Springs Modernism Week, Feb. 16-26
• December 2011 Palm Springs Transient Occupancy Tax Up 24.06 Percent Compared With Same Time Last Year
• 14th Annual Tour de Palm Springs Bike Ride
• Michael Sucsy, director of “The Vow” visits Cinémas Palme D’Or
• Meet the Director of “The Vow” at Cinémas Palme D’Or, Saturday, Feb 11th
• December 2011 Palm Springs Transient Occupancy Tax Up 24.6 Percent Compared with 2010
• Adopt Your Furr-Ever Love For Just $20 At The Palm Springs Animal Shelter
• Palm Springs Sustainability Commission Accepting Applications For 2012 'Green Citizen of The Year'
• Ken Kwapis, director of “Big Miracle” visits Cinémas Palme D’Or
• Palm Springs Fine Art Fair 2012
• Dinner, Silent Auction Benefit CCHS Band Scholarships
• Join us tonight (Tues. Feb. 7) for an informative and interesting lecture titled...
• Exhibition - Visions Of The Indian Canyons
• 25th Annual Black History Month With Host of Fun and Educational Events In Palm Springs
• Come to the Library today (Sat. 2/4) at 2:00 p.m. for the unveiling and awards c...
• Inaugural Palm Springs Food Truck Festival Kicks Off at the Spa Resort Casino
• Barbara Keller To Be Honored With 342Nd Star On Palm Springs Walk Of Stars
• Check out the Library's new web site home page look and organization!
• Meet the Director of “Big Miracle” at Cinémas Palme D’Or, Saturday, Feb 4th
• Agua Caliente Receives $100,000 Grant
• Health & Fitness Expert David Mesirow will be here TONIGHT 1/31 @ 6 PM to teach...
• DATA Students Earn Gold At Regional Competition
• Vice Principal Named Top Regional Administrator
• Food Truck Festival Benefits PSHS Music Department
• Meet Viola Davis star of “The Help” at Cinémas Palme D’Or, Friday, Feb 3rd
• PSHS Jazz Band Performs With Max Weinberg Feb. 17
• Palm Springs Sustainability Commission Accepting Applications for 2012 'Green Citizen of the Year'
• Mark your calendars and plan to attend Tues. evening's program with health & fit...
• Advisory: Gene Autry Trail Remains Closed
• Mayor Steve Pougnet To Deliver ‘State Of The City’
• Two great programs TONIGHT 1/24/12 at the Library, both begin at 6:00 p.m.: Make...
• Terrence Howard, star of “Red Tails” visits Cinémas Palme D’Or
• Public Invited to Attend Jan. 26 Initial Demolition of Old Bank of America Building and Free Block Party Celebration
• LUNAFEST Benefits Ramon Alternative Center Retreat
• All Cathedral City Band Concert Jan. 27
• PSHS Boys Tennis Club Benefits From Weekend Sales
• Spa Offers Discount, District Donation Jan. 28
• Reservations are full for tonight's lecture "Healthier Living From Head to Toe:...
• Palm Springs Animal Shelter New Hours Of Operation
• Designer of “The Land of Blood & Honey” to visit Cinémas Palme D’Or, Sat 14th
• Call now to make your reservation to attend Tues. evening's lecture Healthier Li...
• City of Palm Springs News - Online Applications for Community Block Grant Funding Now Available Online
• Are You Prepared?
• Gary Oldman of “Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy” visits Palm Springs Film Festival
• District Spelling Bee Jan. 13
• Singing the Birds: Bird Song and Dance Festival
• Student Art Show Slated at Desert Arts Center
• Mayor Steve Pougnet to Deliver 'State of the City'
• Palm Springs Film Festival Gala-Angelina Jolie makes surprise appearance
• 'Promoting Universal Human Rights Close To Home' Awards
• Palm Springs Film Festival to host Gala with George Clooney, Brad Pitt & more
• Come to the Library on Tues. Jan. 10th @ 6:00 p.m. to see the film "Future of Fo...
• Wine Tasting, Home Tour Benefit Cielo Vista Charter
• Join us TONIGHT, Jan. 3, 2012 for a fascinating lecture on Jackrabbit Homesteadi...
• Palm Springs Film Festival to award Howard Shore Film Composing Award
• The Library WILL BE OPEN TOMORROW, Sat, Dec 31st, New Year's Eve. We will be op...
• Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association Announce Intent To Return To Palm Springs For Massive Aviation Summit In 2014
• Palm Springs Film Festival to award Jessica Chastain Spotlight Award
• District Names Staff Members of Year
• CCHS HEAL Academy Hosts Health Fair
• Maureen McGovern Makes Follies Debut
• Palm Springs Film Festival to award Stephen Daldry Best Director Award
• Just Fabulous After Christmas Sale
• Palm Springs International Film Festival 2012
• Palm Springs Film Society presents screening of “The Iron Lady” Tue. Dec 27th
• CareFusion To Stay In Palm Springs: More than 300 Coachella Valley Jobs Saved
• Christmas and New Year’s Day Holiday Trash and Recycling Schedule
• Palm Springs International Airport to Offer Economy Parking for Christmas Holiday Travel
• Penelope Ann Miller, star of “The Artist” visits Cinémas Palme D’Or
• Thank you to EVERYONE who donated a new, unwrapped toy for the Toys for Tots toy...
• Reminder: The Library will be CLOSED on Sat. Dec. 24th in celebration of the Chr...
• More than 2,000 Coachella Valley Residents in Need Expected to Attend Free Christmas Day Lunch at Palm Springs Convention Center
• Mayor Pougnet to Escort Eight Lucky Middle Schoolers Down the Red Carpet at 2012 Palm Springs International Film Festival Awards Gala
• DesertRegionalMedicalCenter’sSkilledNursingFacilitynamesnewDirector
• City Of Palm Springs Employees To Brighten Holidays For Low-Income Residents
• Penelope Ann Miller of “The Artist” to visit Cinémas Palme D’Or, Sat Dec 17th
• Palm Springs City Council Now Accepting Applications For Measure J Oversight Commission
• Adopt Your New Best Friend For Just $10 At The Palm Springs Animal Shelter
• Palm Springs Film Festival to award Brad Pitt Achievement Award
• Its' the last week to bring in a new, unwrapped toy to donate for Toys for Tots....
• Palm Springs City Council Outlook For December 14, 2011
• Three Remarkable Women To Be Honored At Palm Springs Chamber Of Commerce’s 25th Annual ATHENA Awards
• Palm Springs Film Festival to award “Young Adult” Vanguard Award
• Palm Springs Film Society presents screening of “War Horse” Thur. Dec 15th
• Palm Springs Film Society presents “Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy” Tues, Dec 13
• New Book Compares Palm Spring’s Past to Present
• Sir Richard Branson to Join Mayor Pougnet on Virgin America's Inaugural Flight from SFO to Palm Springs Intnl Airport!
• Here Comes Santa! On Sat. 12/10 @ 10:30 a.m.He will be reading a story and posin...
• Please plan on joining us on Tues. 12/13 @ 6:00 p.m. for poet & author Patricia...
• Humanitarian Jim Casey to be Recognized with Star on Palm Springs Walk of Stars
• It's good to give AND receive...remember to bring in new, unwrapped toy into the...
• PSUSD To Launch Transitional Kindy Program
• Palm Springs October Hotel Tax Up 28.57 Percent Compared with Same Time Last Year
• Newly Elected Council Member Paul Lewin Sworn In To Service
• PSHS Takes Top Desert Theatre League Honor
• Palm Springs Film Festival to award Octavia Spencer Breakthrough Award
• Paprika Steen in Applause at exclusive engagement at Cinémas Palme d’Or
• Camelot Theatres presents screening of “Hollywood to Dollywood” today, Dec 6th
• Three Remarkable Women to be Honored at Palm Springs Chamber of Commerce's 25th Annual ATHENA Awards
• Primetime International Enters World’s Largest Farm Tractor In 2011 Palm Springs Festival Of Lights Parade!
• Graham King, producer of “Hugo” visits Cinémas Palme D’Or in Palm Desert
• With all the recent discussion on the fate of the Salton Sea, you may want to co...
• PSHS Spirit of the Sands Band Winter Frolic Dec. 10
• DHSHS Golden Eagles Host Youth Football Clinic
• **Please Remember** The Palm Springs Library is proud to be an official donation...
• Tis the Season of Giving, so December has been designated Fine Forgiveness Month...
• Producer of Hugo to visit Cinémas Palme D’Or in Palm Desert, Thur Dec 1st
• Palm Springs Film Festival to award Michelle Williams Achievement Award
• City of Palm Springs To Pay Tribute To Milt Jones, Owner/Publisher of Palm Springs Life Magazine
• Camelot Theatres presents special screening of “The Wrecking Crew” today, Nov 29
• Come hear Richard Brown talk about his book "Cabot Abram Yerxa: On the Desert Si...
• Palm Springs Film Festival to award George Clooney Chairman’s Award
• Christmas In FolliesLand
• CV Rep Play Uses Humor To Address Bullying
• Palm Springs Film Festival to award Glenn Close Career Achievement Award
• CCHS Bands Host Yard Sale Dec. 3
• Star Judy Greer of The Descendants visits Cinémas Palme D’Or in Palm Desert
• Jim And Jaimi Houston Named Community Grand Marshals For 20th Annual Palm Springs Festival Of Lights Parade
• Remember! The Library will be CLOSED tomorrow, Thursday, 11/24 AND Friday, 11/25...
• City Of Palm Springs To Pay Tribute To Milt Jones, Owner/Publisher Of Palm Springs Life Magazine
• On Tues. Nov. 29th the Library will present Richard Brown, editor of the book C...
• EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
• DHS Football, Cheer Programs Host Golf Tourney
• AVID Program Seeks Volunteers
• Human Rights Commission Invites Nominations For 'Promoting Universal Human Rights Close To Home' Awards
• Mark your calendars and don't forget that the Library will be closed next Thursd...
• Legendary Star of Stage and Screen Carol Channing to Headline City’s Annual Holiday Tree Lighting
• Director of Like Crazy visits Cinémas Palme D’Or in Palm Desert, Sat. Nov 19th
• Star Michael Shannon of Take Shelter visits Cinémas Palme D’Or in Palm Desert
• Palm Springs Hotel Tax Up 24.56 Percent in September 2011 Compared with Same Time Last Year
• Palm Springs International Airport to Offer Economy Parking During Thanksgiving Holiday Beginning Nov. 22
• Beginning on Friday, November 18th and for the next 4 weeks the Palm Springs Pub...
• Special Education Winter Craft Bazaar Dec. 2
• Invisible Children Club Holding Fashion Show Saturday
• Palm Springs Film Society presents screening of “Shame” Wed. Nov. 16th
• TONIGHT! "Healthier Living From Head to Toe: Stress--Portrait of a Killer" with...
• Support The Palm Springs Animal Shelter By Purchasing a Ticket To The Desert Cities Woman's Show
• Director of 5 Star Day in the Garden visits Cinémas Palme D’Or in Palm Desert
• The Pinnacle Fund Golf Tournament Set for Dec. 10
• Golden Eagle Regiment Going to State Championships
• PSNIC Partners with Fabulous Palm Springs Follies to Host Fundraiser in Support of the New Palm Springs Animal Shelter!
• Nov. 17 Deadline for Float Applications Fast Approaching for 20th Annual Palm Springs Festival of Lights Parade
• Hundreds Expected in Downtown Palm Springs for McCormick’s Exotic Car Auction
• Director of 5 Star Day to appear Cinémas Palme D’Or -Sat., Nov 12th
• Michael Shannon in Take Shelter to appear Cinémas Palme D’Or - Sat., Nov 12th
• REMINDER: The Library will be CLOSED tomorrow, Friday, November 11th in honor of...
• Up to 20,000 Expected in Downtown for 15th Annual Palm Springs Veterans Day Parade
• Record Attendees at Signature Halloween Party at Palm SpringsConvention Center
• City of Palm Springs Receives $10.1 Million Grant For Much Needed New Bridge Over Araby Road
• STAR-STUDDED FRANK SINATRA BIRTHDAY BENEFIT SLATED FOR DECEMBER 11 IN PALM SPRINGS
• Greater Palm Springs Pride Festival and Parade
• 'Anonymous' Riles Some as Second Film Is Readied
• Palm Springs Film Society presents screening of “The Descendants” Tues. Nov. 1st
• All Invited to Songs of 19th Century America Recital
• The Friends of the PS Library are holding a FALL BOOK SALE!! HOURS: Friday--4pm-...
• TODAY!! Tweens & Teens-- don't miss the Teen Zone's 2nd Annual Halloween Who-Don...
• Palm Springs Film Society presents screening of “The Artist” Thur. Oct 27th
• Film Star Dyan Cannon to make personal appearance in Rancho Mirage
• Director of Puss in Boots 3D to appear Cinémas Palme D’Or -Sun., Oct 30th
• VillageFest to Host Halloween Spook-tacular on Thursday, Oct. 27
• City of Palm Springs Launches New User-friendly Election Information Web Page
• Carol Channing Named Celebrity Grand Marshal of 20th Annual Palm Springs Festival Of Lights Parade
• Director of Fireflies in the Garden visits Cinémas Palme D’Or in Palm Desert
• DesertRegionalMedicalCenterSponsors“SwingWithLessPain”lectureatPGAWestHealthFair
• Multi-Talented Star Returns To Open Follies Season
• DHSHS Golden Eagle Regiment Takes First Place
• Coat, Blanket Drive Planned for Nov. 1-4
• Emergency Alert System Test
• Local Leaders and Celebrities to Participate in Cancer Fundraiser at Salon 119 in Downtown Palm Springs
• City Council Approves Creation of Commission for Oversight of Potential Measure 'J' Funds
• Director of Fireflies in the Garden to appear Cinémas Palme D’Or -Sat., Oct 22nd
• Spectacular New Palm Springs Animal Shelter Finally a Reality!
• BOOK CLUB TOMORROW! The Friends of the PS Library will hold their book club meet...
• City Council Approves Creation of Commission for Oversight of Potential Measure J Funds
• City Of Palm Springs And Agua Caliente Band Of Cahuilla Indians To Celebrate Groundbreaking Of Belardo Bridge
• DesertRegionalMedicalCentercelebratesBreastCancerAwarenessMonth
• Palm Springs Film Society presents screening of “Like Crazy” Tues. Oct 18th
• PSHS Music Department Presents 'Spooktacular'
• CCHS Choirs Present 'A Musical Bouquet'
• Palm Springs City Council Outlook for Oct. 19, 2011
• City and Tribal Officials to Celebrate Oct. 20 Groundbreaking for New Belardo Bridge
• 2011 Palm Springs High School Homecoming Parade Slated for Oct. 19 in Downtown
• TOMORROW! "Healthier Living From Head to Toe: Brain Fitness" with Dr. Sheda Heid...
• PSHS Garners Desert Theater League Nominations
• August Palm Springs Transient Occupancy Tax Up 23 Percent Compared with Same Time Last Year
• City of Palm Springs Implements New Innovative Public Restroom Program in Downtown and Uptown
• Ribbon-Cutting Slated for Newly Transformed Kaiser Grille in Downtown Palm Springs
• Career Vision - A Job Seekers Bootcamp today at 1:00-5:00 p.m. FREE, but seating...
• Community Invited To Opening Celebration and Ribbon-cutting
• Film Society presents screening of “Martha Marcy May Marlene” Thurs. Oct 13th
• American Heat Motorcycle Weekend Slated For October 14-16 In Palm Springs
• Residents and Visitors Invited to Try Out Delicious New Food Court on North End of VillageFest!
• Hope you're planning to come to the Library tonight at 6:00 p.m. to watch the mo...
• City of Palm Springs Incorporates Coachella Valley Non-Motorized Transportation Plan into its General Plan
• Costume Designer Arianne Phillips to make personal appearance in Palm Springs
• Michelle Monaghan visits Palm Desert promoting her new film Machine Gun Preacher
• Cahuilla Elementary Presents 'The Jungle Book'
• CCHS Marching Bands Hosts 'Band Day' Oct. 14
• DHSHS Golden Eagle Regiment Takes Top Competition Honors
• TOMORROW! The Library and the PS Genealogical Society welcome Len Enlow for a sp...
• Star of Machine Gun Preacher to appear Cinémas Palme D’Or - Sat., Oct 8th
• City of Palm Springs News: Animals Moving to New State-of-the Art Palm Springs Shelter on October 11, 2011
• Spectacular New Palm Springs Animal Shelter Finally A Reality! - Opening Celebration And Ribbon Cutting
• It’s Parade Season in Palm Springs!
• CCHS Cheer Team Hosts Clinics
• PSHS Band Performs With New Zealand Students
• City Council Approves Caochella Vally Non-Motorized Transportation Plan
• Fall Village Fest Hours Begin Thursday, October 6, 2011
• Palm Springs Chamber Announces 2011 ATHENA Award Recipients
• TONIGHT! Don't miss this fascinating program in our FREE NATURE LECTURE series....
• WE ARE OPEN! The flood has been cleaned up, no major damage was incurred, and th...
• THE LIBRARY WILL BE CLOSED TODAY, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1st, DUE TO FLOODING IN THE...
• Fresh & Easy Shop Night Benefits Workman
• CCHS Bands Car Wash Slated Oct. 8
• **TODAY!** Tweens & Teens, don't miss the Banned Books Week program TODAY AT 3:3...
• Coachella Valley Spotlight-Boys & Girls Club of Palm Springs
• TOMORROW! Tweens & Teens, don't miss the Banned Books Week program Friday, Sep 3...
• Downtown Revitalization Moving Forward with Another Significant Step
• ATTENTION KINDLE OWNERS: You can now borrow Kindle books to read from the Palm S...
• TOMORROW! The Library's Wine Book Club will meet at PS Wine (188 S. Indian Cnyn)...
• TONIGHT! Discover how to grow your family tree in this FREE "Teach Me" lecture o...
• DesertRegionalMedicalCenterHoldsMemorialforGuyLawson
• TOMORROW--don't miss the FREE "Teach Me" lecture on "Genealogy at the Palm Sprin...
• 15th Annual Palm Springs Veterans Day Parade Applications Now Available
• Newly Transformed Kaiser Grille Officially Reopens For Dinner
• Great Futures Start Here - Boys & Girls Clubs of America PSA
• DHSHS JROTC Named Naval Honor School
• TODAY the Library Board of Trustees will hold their meeting at 2:30pm in the Lib...
• The Library Board of Trustees meeting time has been CHANGED for the September on...
• Palm Springs Gay & Lesbian Film Festival starts Thursday, Sep 22nd
• Dolores DeFina Hope, 1909-2011. Wife of entertainer Bob Hope, beloved resident a...
• Ron Perlman indicates co-star in Drive Albert Brooks should win an Oscar
• Virgin America Launches New Service to New York at Palm Springs International Airport
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• Fundraiser For Friends of The Palm Springs Animal Shelter
• Finchy Named National Blue Ribbon School
• "Hot! Hot! Hot!" Themes Follies' All-New 21st Edition
• DSMS Percussion Ensemble Wins National Honors
• **Jackie Lee Houston -- 1935 - 2011** A beloved Palm Springs citizen, and the...
• Beloved Palm Springs Guardian Angel Jackie Lee Houston Passes Away
• Main Street and City of Palm Springs Win Prestigious Statewide Award for Downtown Holiday Banner Program
• Cybill Shepherd to present award to Peter Bogdanovich & special screening
• Up Coming Events
• DesertRegionalOffersFreeProstateCancerScreeningEvent
• Handandwristspecialisttodiscussarthritispainandtreatments
• New Informational Web Site Now Available Online to Educate Palm Springs Residents About Measure J
• Temecula to honor actor Booboo Stewart at film & music festival
• September is Library Card sign-up month, so if you don't already have a Library...
• City Council Invites Community to Sept. 7 Meeting to Learn About Desert Fashion Plaza Revitalization Plan
• Temecula to honor director Peter Bogdanovich at film & music festival
• Stars and Filmmakers of In/Sight meet audience at Cinémas Palme D’Or
• Temecula to honor actress Virginia Madsen at film & music festival
• City of Palm Springs Joins With Palm Desert to Sponsor Free 9/11 Remembrance Concert
• Veronica Cartwright of InSight to appear Cinémas Palme D’Or Sat, Sep 3rd
• Temecula to honor music legend Russ Regan at film & music festival
• Temecula to honor filmmaker Oren Peli at film festival
• CCHS Band Announces 2011-12 Schedule
• Actor Esai Morales of Gun Hill Road meets audience at Cinémas Palme D’Or
• Generous Palm Springs Resident Donates $100,000 to Friends of the Palm Springs Animal Shelter
• Temecula to honor actress Connie Stevens at film festival
• Ramon Runners Hosting 5K Run
• Back to School for Palm Springs - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Mayor Pro Tem Lee Weigel To Ring In Opening Day Of School at St. Theresa School
• Parent Committee Meets Sept. 14
• City of San Jose’s Animal Care Service Field Operations Manager Named Director of New Palm Springs Animal Shelter
• Palm Springs Fire Department To Offer CERT Training Beginning In October 2011
• Allegiant Airline To Expand Service To Palm Springs International from Stockton, California
• Easi Morales of Gun Hill Road to appear Cinémas Palme D’Or Sat, Aug 27th
• Palm Springs Transient Occupancy Tax Up 36.5 Percent in June Compared with Same Time Last Year
• Build Your Computer Skills: Sign-up by phone –OR– in-person at the Library for...
• LuLu California Bistro to Open Wednesday, Aug. 10 in Downtown Palm Springs
• Frontier Airlines Announces New Service at Palm Springs International Airport
• REMINDER: On Wednesday, August 10th, the Library will OPEN at 1:00pm, due to the...
• CONGRATULATIONS to our Summer Reading Fun Fest 2011 GRAND PRIZE WINNERS! Thank...
• Palm Springs Public Library To Be Closed For Public Computer System Upgrade
• Everyone is invited to the Summer Reading Fun Fest Finale tomorrow (Sat.) at 10:...
• TODAY at 5:00pm is the DEADLINE to turn in ALL Summer Reading Fun Fest materials...
• CORRECTION: The deadline to turn in ALL Summer Reading materials to complete yo...
• Indian Wells resident and Super Bowl coach Tom Flores to receive high honor
• ATTENTION SUMMER READING FUN FEST PARTICIPANTS! The absolute DEADLINE to turn in ALL materials, book reviews, activity sheets, and completed passports is Wednesday, JULY 28th, by 5:00pm (Library closing). Sorry, but there will be NO EXCEPTIONS to this de
• GUADALUPE LAMBARENA
• Free Classic Comedy Film Series
• Stars of Lifted to appear Cinémas Palme D’Or Sat, July 23
• Mizell Seniors Throw Down the Gauntlet and Challenge Palm Springs Police to Wii Bowling Tournament
• USNewsAgainRanksDesertRegionalABestRegionalHospital
• Community Invited to Attend July 20 City Council Meeting to Learn More About Proposed Desert Fashion Plaza Redevelopment Plan
• Director Christina Yao of Empire of Silver meets audience at Cinémas Palme D’Or
• Director Shawn Ku of Beautiful Boy meets audience at Cinémas Palme D’Or
• Palm Springs Transient Occupancy Tax Up 18 Percent in May 2011 Compared With Last Year
• Art House in Temecula to show Sunset Boulevard on Sun July 10th
• Director of Beautiful Boy to appear Cinémas Palme D’Or Sat, July 9th
• Director of Empire of Silver to appear Cinémas Palme D’Or Sat, July 9th
• Stars of Larry Crowne meet audience at Cinémas Palme D’Or
• Bob Hope name taken off Palm Springs PGA golf tournament
• Coachella boxer Randy Caballero claims WBC youth intercontinental title
• The photo contest deadline has past and we will not be able to accept any more entries. Thank you to everyone who submitted photos, we received 29! !st, 2nd & 3rd place prizes will be selected by a 3-person panel of experts in the community and awar
• There's still 1.5 hours until the deadline to submit your favorite/best vacation photo! Any adult can submit their 8x10 unframed vacation photo as part of the Novel Destinations amateur photography contest. Prizes awarded on 7/30/11.
• The Palm Springs Public Library to award iPads as the Grand Prizes for the 2011 Summer Reading Fun Fest! There's still time to participate and finish your program to qualify for the grand prize drawing on 7/30/11! www.palmspringslibrary.org
• Flamingos of the Desert Contest Fundraiser Slated for July 2 in Downtown Palm Springs
• Stars of Larry Crowne to appear Cinémas Palme D’Or Fri. July 1st
• Filmmakers of Road to Nowhere meet audience at Cinémas Palme D’Or
• All Fireworks Illegal in Palm Springs City Limits
• City to Specially Time Traffic Signals to Avoid Congestions Following "All American Fourth of July" Fireworks Spectacular
• FOPSL One-Day Book Sale - **All Books, CDs & VHS just $5 a bag!** - SATURDAY 06/25/11, 10:00PM to 2:00PM, at the J.C. Frey Bldg. across the parking lot from the Library.
• Filmmaker & stars of Road to Nowhere to appear Cinémas Palme D’Or Sat. Jun 25th
• Effective July 1, New State Law Requires Carbon Monoxide Detectors in Single and Multi-Family Dwellings
• TODAY!! Summer Reading Fun Fest "Introduction to Scrapbooking" 6/22/2011 - 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
• CCHS, Rio Vista Collaboration Wins Award
• 'Sing, Sing' Sing' Part of ShortFest Wednesday
• Join us on Wed. 6/22 at 2:00-4:00 for Introduction to Scrapbooking....learn everything you need to know to preserve those vacation memories! Expert Mike Funke from Stampin' Up will be here to share great ideas and help you get started! It's FR
• Coachella boxer Randy Caballero primed and ready for title fight
• District Provides Free Meals For Children
• Palm Springs Power win 10th straight game to continue dominance in SCCBL
• Church offering summer day camp in Palm Desert
• Work to close down part of dog park in Palm Desert
• Dodgers-Angels trip tickets still available
• Workshop June 26for Habitat for Humanity homes in Indio
• Palm tree trimming deadline reminders in Indian Wells
• Side effects of treatment discussed
• Americans' generosity to charitiesup in 2010
• Keep an eye on Wimbledon
• Palm Springs police nab suspected kidnapper
• Coachella Valley Water District union given ‘last, best, final offer'
• Monday Newsmaker: Leading the green revolution
• Tolerance center brings LGBT issues into focus
• WWII pilot committed to honoring veterans
• Letter: An example of fiscal mismanagement
• Winds keep temps down; heat coming
• McIlroy laps U.S. Open field on his way to victory
• Scorsese documentary looks at George Harrison
• Robbery suspect shot; not in custody
• Proud Native American shows leadership skills
• The Answer Man: New bulbs, mysterious sandbags
• Redlands Rep. Lewis spreads campaign dollars
• Coachella Valley mosquito district halves assessment
• Palm Springs Property Owners Encouraged to Enroll in City's New Lawn Buyback Incentive Program
• Book Signing and Reception With Screen Writer and Author Carla Malden
• Miss California crowned Miss USA
• Miss California crowned Miss USA
• Miss California wins Miss USA 2011
• "Bold and Beautiful" takes top drama series at Daytime Emmys
• "Bold and Beautiful" takes top drama series at Daytime Emmys
• Actor unions AFTRA, SAG move towards merger
• Best Coast and Ra Ra Riot at Make Music Pasadena 2011
• Miss California one of top four in Miss USA contest
• Storm off Mexico's Pacific coast could become a hurricane
• Oil field fire spreads towards San Luis Obispo County
• Sunday saw gusty winds, cooler than normal temperatures
• Cabazon fire contained
• McIlroy completes record U.S. Open run to win first major
• City of Palm Desert planning holiday party
• Pot found in probation search
• Suspected kidnapper, car thief caught
• Shooter sought in Banning vegetation fire
• Palm Springs Featured on Cove of British Airways Travel Magazine ‘Highlife’
• Adopt a Pet this Summer for Just $20 at Palm Springs Animal Shelter
• Three Convenient Cool Centers Available for Residents in the City of Palm Springs
• Statement from Mayor Steve Pougnet Regarding Desert Fashion Plaza Revitalization Plan
• Actress Doris Roberts to appear at Cinémas Palme D’Or Sat. Jun 18th
• Adopt a Pet This Summer for Just $20 at the Palm Springs Animal Shelter
• Palm Desert resident Ken Venturi recalls details of US Open victory in 1964
• Traveling soon? Well join us on Tuesday, June 14th for a Summer Reading Fun Fest--B4 U Go, Safe & Savvy Travel workshop. Presented by Chuck Weisbart of the store It's In the Bag, learn the tips & tricks for safe & savvy travel. Learn p
• All families are welcome to come to the Library on Sat. June 11th, 2011 to celebrate all things Summer Reading! There will be face painting, Wii gaming and a special performance by Buster Balloon at 11:30 a.m. And if you enroll in Summer Reading, you wi
• Art House in Temecula to show Gone With The Wind on June 12th
• Director of How To Live Forever to appear at Cinémas Palme D’Or Sat. Jun 11th
• Alberto Franz Named Palm Springs Police Chief
• POWER Baseball Partners with City of Palm Springs to Help the Homeless This Summer
• Mimi Kennedy of Midnight in Paris meets audience at Cinémas Palme D’Or
• ‘The Facts of Life’ Actress Geri Jewell To Sign Her New Book At Just Fabulous!
• Palm Springs Film Society Presents 'Robert Redford: The Biography'
• Full Freeway Closures on I-10 at Indian Canyon Beginning Tuesday, June 7
• Palm Springs Residents Encouraged to 'Help the Homeless'
• Mimi Kennedy of Midnight in Paris to appear at Cinémas Palme D’Or Sat. Jun 4th
• Two New Movies, Two New Books, and Two New Plays All Ask the Same Question
• Mark Your Calendars--the Summer Reading Fun Fest begins on June 7th! Plus, there will be a special launch celebration on Sat. June 11th beginning at 10 AM. There will be face painting, Wii gaming, a special performer at 11:30 AM and a FREE gift (while su
• Combined DSMS, NNC Symphonic Bands Win Gold
• Indian Canyon Drive Now Open; No Road Closures June 1 & June 2
• Palm Springs City Council Outlook for June 1, 2011
• Fire at Hometown Buffet prompts evacuations
• Ceremony at Sun City Shadow Hills honors active military, veterans
• Officer involved shooting in Yucca Valley leaves one man dead
• Hundreds watch flower drop at Palm Springs Air Museum
• Palm Desert Police searching for missing teen
• Meepos to step down from Rancho Mirage City Council
• Wearing a seatbelt saves lives and money
• Spotlight 29 Casino honors active military, veterans with free breakfast
• Zangle Teacher Connect WebLink Back On-Line
• Driver killed in head-on
• Bald suspect hunted following robbery at Indio Circle K
• Winds expected to slacken
• Desert Sands school district near settlement over bricks
• Cathedral City player wins Porsche Boxster from Fantasy Springs
• Desert Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce electing board of directors
• Abducted 3-year-old from Moreno Valley found unharmed in Arizona
• Check out week's political happenings
• Last-turn crash by rookie lets veteran win Indianapolis 500
• Children invited to Grand Princess Ball at Renaissance Esmeralda Resort
• McCourts still looking to escape self-made woes
• Fighting the influence of a lifetime around drugs
• Djokovic, Federer close to French showdown
• Online poker bill pitched to Bono Mack
• Memorial Day Events
• Red poppies raise awareness, funds
• A bruising year for public-sector unions
• Winds carry sand onto Avenue 38
• Monday Newsmaker: Chairman of the college board
• Trailer park upgrade plan nears fruition
• Thousands attend Festival of the Grape
• Update on Specific Timelines for Completion of The Desert Fashion Plaza Revitalization Project
• Indian Canyon Drive to be Closed Part of the Day on May 31, June 1 and June 2 for Road Repairs and Sand Removal
• Abducted Moreno Valley boy found in Arizona
• WestJet to Expand Summer Nonstop Service Between Calgary and Palm Springs International Airport
• Update on Specific Timelines for Completion of The Desert Fashion Plaza Revitalization Project
• Art House in Temecula to show Labyrinth on May 31st
• Director Massy Tadjedin of Last Night to appear at Cinémas Palme D’Or Saturday M
• TOMORROW! Wine Book Club celebrating wine and reading! We will discuss "The Secret History of the Mongol Queens." Click for location and full details.
• Palm Springs Desert Resorts Restaurant Week Slated for June 3-12
• Palm Springs Dog Park to Close Briefly on May 25 & 26
• First High School Poetry Slam Scheduled
• New Coachella Valley Innovation Hub to Launch in July
• PSHS Final Concert of Year May 25
• Memorial Day Flower Drop
• VillageFest Summer Hours Begin June 2, 2011
• Palm Springs Firefighters Association 80th Annual Fish Fry at Ruth Hardy Park
• Memorial Day Flower Drop
• Daughter of Cary Grant to appear for free showing of Notorious Tues. May 24th
• Writer Kyle Killen of The Beaver to appear at Cinémas Palme D’Or Sunday May 22nd
• New Coachella Valley iHub to Launch in July Across from Palm Springs City Hall
• District Visual Performing Arts Show May 21
• POWER Baseball Returns to Palm Springs, June 3-July 30
• Gram's Golden Door video diary
• Fund Raiser Benefits PSHS Boys Waterpolo Team
• Convention Center and Hospitality Community Launch New Palm Springs Promise Program
• Prestigious Online Travel Advisor Chooses Palm Springs as a Top Memorial Weekend Getaway!
• Stephanie Powers guest star at opening of Film Noir Festival – Palm Springs
• CCHS HEAL Academy Hosts Health Fair
• Art House in Temecula to show American Graffiti on May 15th
• Read this Summer with the Palm Springs Public Library!
• Parks and Recreation Offer Exciting Programs for Kids and Adults!
• N Indian Canyon Drive at the WASH Is Now Open
• Palm Springs Redevelopment Agency Makes $865,719 Payment To The State of California
• Stephanie Powers to appear at Opening Night of Film Noir Festival -Thurs, May 12
• Citizens Redistricting Commission to Hold Public Input Hearing May 12 at Palm Springs City Hall
• Toddler drowns in Indio pool
• Jackson's run as Lakers coach over
• A nerve-wracking left turn
• Cause of fire stillunder investigation in Palm Springs
• Truck flips, blocks Highway 74 for two hours
• Indio Chamber golf tourney Thursday
• Applications due forIndian Wells commissions
• Mexican restaurantopens in Spotlight 29 Casino
• Event to pair wine with cupcakes in Cathedral City
• Sketching, paintingclasses offered in Cathedral City
• The Homeless Among Us: Living in a small car and hoping he can find work
• Web of spouses; star for Loretta
• P and S letters ordered for vandalized city sign
• Program lessens kids' isolation
• Panel invites input on mapping
• Wind gusts to diminish today
• ‘Thor' smashes weekend competition at box office
• Injuries are part of her game
• Julie Andrews struggles with loss
• Monday Newsmaker: Redevelopment leader returns
• Airport delays all too common
• Local César Chávez touchpoints recognized
• Man fires one shot into Rancho Mirage gym
• Indio police investigate Sunday night shooting
• An unoccupied Palm Springs home caught fire early Sunday
• Stagecoach 2011
• Best pizza: Coast to coast
• Flashed: Curren$y at Space 120
• Highway 74 reopened after truck and trailer overturned
• Small shaker in San Gorgonio Pass area registers 2.5
• Lakers blown out, swept by Mavs
• Toddler drowns in Indio pool
• Indian Canyon closes after winds pick up, temperature drops
• Mom saves kids from burning home
• Family searching for answers in death of woman
• Art for Arts Sake at Glass Outhouse Gallery
• Elemental Shifts & Transformations at Red Arrow Gallery
• New Hours of Operation to Begin May 15 at Palm Springs Animal Shelter
• Trio Hosts PSHS Arts Institute Fund Raiser
• COD Exhibition Features Alt Ed Artwork
• Ralph Watt To Be Added to PSHS 'Wall of Fame'
• The Palm Springs International Film Society Presents Classic Alfred Hitchcock Film - Notorious
• Book/CD Signing and Reception with Author, Actor, and TV Host Michael Corbett
• Book/CD Signing and Reception with Dionne Warwick
• Inaugural Palm Springs Police and Fire Recognition Luncheon
• TONIGHT! TONIGHT! FREE Nature Lecture: "General Patton and the Desert Training Center" with archaeologist Rolla Queen - 6:00pm in the Library's Learning Center. Click for full details.
• Palm Springs Community Invited to Attend May 4 Sign Unveiling for COD's New West Valley Campus
• Memorial Service For Fallen Police K9
• click the link for full details on the Day of the Child/Day of the Book celebration:
• All families are invited to attend our annual El dia de los ninos, El dia de los libros/ Day of the Child, Day of the Book celebration tomorrow, Sat., April 30th from 10-1. There will community information tables, activities, a special performer and free
• Lakers Legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar to appear at Cinémas Palme D’Or Sat April 30th
• Filmmaker & Star of Water for Elephants meets audience at Cinémas Palme D’Or
• TONIGHT! Book Club and Wine Tasting! 6:00pm at PS Wine. Click link for full details.
• "Follies Forever" But Current Edition Ends May 15
• City to Host "All American Fourth of July" Fireworks Celebration at Palm Springs Stadium
• Come Meet Your Neighbors at 4th Annual PSNIC Picnic & Expo May 7 at Sunrise Park
• Community Invited to Provide Input on Hiring of Next Police Chief at Special Palm Springs Human Rights Commission Meeting
• City of Palm Springs Announces 2011 Firefighter of the Year!
• DigiCom Slated for May 2
• Stars of Water for Elephants to appear at Cinémas Palme D’Or Today, April 23rd
• Major Donor To Present Large Contribution To Friends Of The Palm Springs Animal Shelter at Much Anticipated Fundraiser
• Farm To Table Celebration Benefits Local School Gardens
• Palm Springs Mayor to Run for Ike
• Friends of the Palm Springs Animal Shelter to Host Fundraiser 'An Evening at the Edris House'
• Golf Tourney Benefits PSHS Music Program
• Ramon Runners, Lions Hosting 'Run For Ike'
• Applicants Sought For Citizens Oversight Committee
• CCHS Golf Tournament Slated May 21
• Come to tonight's Author lecture...a true story about an orphan wrongly put into a state mental facility for the extent of his childhood and how he survived! This moving story is a good reminder to us all to get involved in protecting children every
• Palm Springs Mayor to Dedicate Space for New Community Garden April 21 at Demuth Community Center
• Palm Springs City Council Outlook for April 20, 2011
• Coachella Music Festival comes of age
• Broken leg at Kraft Nabisco downgraded to muscle injury
• Former valley stars begin D-1 football journeys
• Ted Lilly leads Dodgers to victory as Sands has RBI in major league debut for L.A.
• John Cook having impact on Champions Tour in 2011
• Sports bulletin board for April 19
• Valley sports roundup for April 19
• Rep. Mary Bono Mack still ‘believes' in 'Three Cups of Tea' author as storm brews
• Jury selection under way in trial of accused killer Christian Andrew Kong
• Former Desert Hot Springs police officer pleads guilty to using Taser on handcuffed man
• Palm Desert joins nationwide effort to back energy loan program
• Desert Writers Expo April 25 at public library
• Accused in La Quinta hit-and-run to undergo evaluation
• Palm Springs seeks comment on next police chief's hiring
• Firefighters rescue woman from well near Coachella music festival grounds
• 49 arrests made over 3 days at Coachella
• Library to screen free film on teen girls' lives
• Litter at Vista Point spurs pair to ‘adopt a highway'
• Police: Break-ins Palm Desert's No. 1 crime
• Felon accused of killing Cathedral City woman pleads not guilty
• 2 defendants remain in Warm Sands sex sting case
• Solar project east of Indio wins $2.1 billion loan guarantee from Department of Energy
• Police dog slain in suspect chase called a ‘lifesaver'
• Police: Man killed in Palm Springs shootout eluded police in March pursuit
• Injury to Kraft winner's mom not as serious
• Standard and Poor's warns U.S. to cut debt
• Soboba Band of Luiseno Indians chairman sentenced forbribery
• Ticketmaster acts to keep scalpers from profiteering
• UC Riverside chancellor to star on 'Undercover Boss'
• State sues funeral trust fund over $14 million in pre-paid cemetary plots
• Woman accused in bicyclist's death to have mental competency tested
• Indian Canyon closed at wash because of wind
• Former Desert Hot Springs police officer pleads guilty in suspect abuse case
• Prosecutor: DHS man killed friend over rape rumor
• Coachella Fest: A well-oiled music machine
• Music helps students in mathematics
• Man, police dog killed in Palm Springs shootout
• Accused Dream Homes party shooter pleads not guilty
• Video: Baseball Buddies - A chance to play ball
• Desert solar project gets $2.1 billion federal loan guarantee
• Former Soboba tribal chair sentenced to 41 months
• Do you have the cutest kid in La Quinta?
• Woman rescued after falling into well hole in Indio
• Lecture to focus on new health data that affects seniors
• Local post offices aren't open late for income tax procrastinators
• Residential structure fire in Indio contained
• Gun sales' 154 percent jump in 10 years far outpaces population growth
• Opening arguments expected today in Desert Hot Springs murder
• Answer Man: Unusual entrance sign created as work of art
• Homeless need to trust before they can get help
• Indio, KEB Enterprises in settlement talks over transportation center lawsuit
• Commercial real estate heating up, say analysts
• Indian Wells alarmed by rash of burglaries
• Political Insider: Scrapping jail likely good for Benoit
• Whatever Happened To: Cleanup plan for New River due to emerge this summer
• Art of the Americas at Cabot's Pueblo
• PSUSD Announces Calendar Change
• Human Rights Commission to Present Free April 16 Screening of Film "Secrets in America: The Crisis of Elder Abuse"
• It's National Library Week - Discover, Enrich, Enjoy, Connect, Make the Library a Part of Your Life!
• February 2011 Palm Springs Transient Occupancy Tax Up an Impressive 12.5 Percent Compared with Last Year
• Palm Springs Community Invited to Provide Input on Hiring of City's Next Police Chief at Special May 2 Human Rights Commission Meeting
• Palm Springs International Airport Named One of America's Top 10 Most Stress-free Airports
• Palm Springs Police to Take On PSHS Staff and Faculty in April 19 Books Vs. Badges Basketball Game
• Director of Peep World to appear at Cinémas Palme D’Or Sun, April 10th
• Star of Potiche, Judith Godrèche to appear at Cinémas Palme D’Or Sun, April 10th
• Director of Soul Surfer to appear at Cinémas Palme D’Or Sat, April 9th
• Steel Drum Band To Perform At McCallum
• Two Middle School Students Take Top Science Fair Honors
• CCHS Band Students Boast Successful Auditions
• Cree Debate Team Wins League Championship
• Rancho Mirage Mayor proclaims April 13, 2011 Michael Childers Day
• Art galore at JT Gallery Crawl
• City of Palm Springs to Kick Off White Party Weekend with Host of Special Events
• April 11 Palm Springs Human Rights Commission Meeting to Focus on Eliminating Bullying in Local Schools
• New Palm Springs Historic Insignia Installed Atop I-10 Gene Autry Overpass
• Supervisors Benoit and Ashley Request Halt to Proposed New 7,200 Inmate Jail at the Gateway to Palm Springs
• City of Palm Springs Supports Crackdown on Illegal Guns
• City of Palm Springs to Kick Off White Party Weekend with Host of Special Programs
• Shakespeare Conspiracy Film Set to Go Before the Cameras This Fall
• Palm Springs Fire Department to Test CodeRED Emergency System April 6, 2011
• City of Palm Springs to Celebrate Dinah Shore Weekend with Two Proclamation Ceremonies
• Finchy, Rio Vista, Sunny Sands Named Title I Achieving Schools
• Upcoming Gallery Crawl in Joshua Tree April 9th
• City of Palm Springs Announces 2011 Green Citizen of the Year
• Desert Regional Medical Center Ranked No. 3 "Best Hospital" in the Inland Empire by U.S. News and World Report
• Assistance League Holds Membership Tea
• Art House in Temecula to show The Princess Bride on Tuesday, Mar 29th
• Indian Canyon Drive Through the Wash to Remain Closed for Nex Two Days
• Palm Springs Boasts Plethora of Wins in Desert Magazine's 2011 "Best of the Valley" Contest
• Mt. Fuji at the Ace Hotel and in Joshua Tree
• Director of The Lincoln Lawyer meets audience at Cinemas Palme D’Or
• 13th Annual Opera in the Park Slated for Sunday, March 27 in Sunrise Park
• TODAY!! - FRIDAY - SATURDAY - FRIENDS' ANNUAL BOOK SALE! Held at the JC Frey Building, across Library's driveway. --Thurs, 3/24, 4-8 pm is the Pre-Sale for Friends Members ONLY (memberships may be purchased at the door). --Fri, 3/25, 10am - 6pm
• Mayor's Fast-draw Duel to Kick Off Palm Springs WestFest
• Director Shapiro of Monogamy to appear at Cinémas Palme D’Or Sat, Mar 26th
• TOMORROW - FRIDAY - SATURDAY - FRIENDS' ANNUAL BOOK SALE! Held at the JC Frey Building, across Library's driveway. --Thurs, 3/24, 4-8 pm is the Pre-Sale for Friends Members ONLY (memberships may be purchased at the door). --Fri, 3/25, 10am - 6p
• CCHS Band Embarks On Europe Tour
• Workman, Cree Bands Take Top Festival Honors
• Palm Springs Chosen as One of "14 Easy Weekend Getaways" by New York Times
• Director of The Lincoln Lawyer to appear at Cinémas Palme D’Or Thur, Mar 24th
• PSUSD Named to AP Improvement List
• Raymond Cree Presents 'Pirates of Penzance'
• Palm Springs Public Library Gets a New Roof!
• Palm Springs City Council Seeks Applicants to Serve on Boards and Commissions
• Interstate 10 & Gene Autry Trail Ramp Closures Slated for March 20-28
• City’s New Web Site for Palm Springs Festival of Lights Wins Prestigious ADDY Award
• District Names New Superintendent
• Dancer Resumes Stage Career at 78
• Local Residents Invited to March 26 Town Hall Forum on Proposed New 7,200 Bed Jail at the Gateway to Palm Springs and the Coachella Valley
• Join us tonight @ 6 PM for a interesting lecture on the changing California landscape with author and artist Laura Cunningham. In her book "State of Change: Forgotten Landscapes of California" she highlights how California has evolved over time
• Palm Springs Bureau of Tourism Sweeps ADDY Awards in Two Districts
• VillageFest to Celebrate 20th Birthday with Big Bash on Thursday, March 17
• Indian Wells Arts Festival paints the town
• Valley of the Ancient Lake at Salton Sea Museum
• City of Palm Springs to be Honored at 6th Annual Mizell Senior Center's "Stars Among Us" Gala
• Palm Springs Blooms with Wildflowers and Great Weather
• Actor Ray Stevenson makes personal appearance at Cinemas Palme D’Or
• CCHS Band Hosts Bon Voyage Concert
• Yard Sale Benefits School Nutritionist Association
• Native Foods Donating Proceeds To AC Elementary Garden
• Possible Drowing March 6, 2011
• Joshua Tree Gallery Crawl March 12
• Come to the Library tonight for the Bold Strokes Books Author Round table and hear several authors read and answer questions as part of the 5th Annual Palm Springs Lesbian Book Festival. The event starts @ 6 PM in the Learning Center.
• DHSHS Boys Soccer Team Advances To CIF Finals
• Actor Ray Stevenson at Cinémas Palme D’Or Sat. for Premiere of Kill the Irishman
• CCHS Symphonic Band Performs at Meng Hall
• City of Palm Springs to Celebrate Arbor Day March 3 at Cielo Vista Elementary
• Mayor to Read to St. Theresa Pre-Schoolers March 2 in Celebration of Dr. Seuss's 107th Birthday
• City Council Invites Community to Attend March 2 Study Session with Wessman Development Regarding Desert Fashion Plaza
• A special modernism lecture this afternoon "Albert Frey - Unsentimental Journey" presented by Bill Butler at 1:30-2:30 p.m. in the Learning Center. Should be very interesting! Plus you can enjoy the Albert Frey display in the main library atri
• The Shakespeare Conspiracy: The Greatest Literary Deception of All Time
• 2011 Oscar Predictions – The Social Network to win Best Original Score
• The Four Preps Debut at Plaza Theatre
• The Photography of Albert Frey exhibit
• Palm Springs Exotic Car Auction Returns to Downtown, Feb. 25-27, Featuring Rolls Royce Owned by Trini Lopez
• Don't miss TONIGHT'S program @ 6PM Celebrating Black History month with Makinto!
• Good article for ALL library supporters to read: Jerry Brown's plan may alter how libraries are used, funded -- in the Saturday Sacramento Bee.
• An evening with Academy Award-Nominee Stuart Blumberg
• Modernism Week events
• City of Palm Springs to Close Dog Park Next Week for Maintenance and Repairs
• Art House in Temecula to show Back to The Future on Tuesday, Feb 22nd
• Oscar-Nominee Stuart Blumberg to appear at Cinémas Palm D’Or This Sunday
• CCHS Band Presents Supper Club Concert Series
• Cielo Vista Named Apple Distinguished School
• Karine Swenson's Circle of Quiet
• Robyn Goudy & Friends exhibit at The Glass Outhouse Art Gallery
• 24th Annual Black History Month Parade And Town Fair In Downtown Palm Springs
• Two Proposed Palm Springs Neighborhood Organizations to Hold Formation Meetings Feb. 26 & Feb. 27
• Get Ready for 6th Annual Palm Springs Modernism Week, Feb. 17-27; Mayor to Host Feb. 17 Kick Off Lighting Ceremony
• PSUSD Parent Surveys Open Now
• Palm Springs Neighborhood Involvement Committee to Host Edible Garden Tour
• An evening with Academy Award-Nominee John Hawkes
• Indians win $3.4 billion suit
• Solar energy and jobs tied to transmission lines
• The midcentury modern lifestyle
• Weinhold to try for sister sweep in final
• Homicides trending up early in year
• Thousands ride across valley to benefit charities
• Oh by golly, Dolly's 90!
• Letters: Your voice
• Letters: Reader Reactions
• Valley business briefs for Feb. 13
• Evacuating Egypt
• City panel in search of art, history buffs
• Deputies seek man in Starbucks robbery
• Sons of Garvey, Gretzky duel on baseball diamond
• Palm Desert's Castrale hopes to rebound after injury-plagued season
• Valley woman's body found
• New Open qualifying rules change flavor of field
• Energy bill would exclude desert
• Community supports balloon companies
• Employers report slower turnover in tighter times
• Letter of the week: Sentence for driver who killed grandson was far too lenient
• Spines, thorns help plants survive
• Valley Voice: Don't eliminate enterprise zones
• Valley Voice: Protect ‘Mom and Pop' markets
• Valley Voice: Tax credits to aid small business
• Valley Voice: Let's lift the regulatory burdens
• Lawmakers: Focus on job creation
• O'Day set to star in new reality show
• Hall of Famer steps to the plate for the 6th annual Sinatra Sports Spectacular
• A night at the Opera Showcase
• Western Art Council honors the work of Jean C. Carrus
• City panel in search of art, history buffs
• Deputies seek man in Starbucks robbery
• Black and White Ball with silent auction
• Humane Society rakes in $50K
• Homelessness a persistent issue
• Valley Voice: Mayor welcomes all valley visitors, even ideological opposites
• Go behind crime tape to get some real insight
• Fairway's Mini-Coopers
• Sounding off on The Grammys
• Buried treasures for $2 - $3
• A candy bar and Mercedes on ice
• Zumba is good will and health
• Talking Taxes: One final deduction
• Knitting is for Ewe and Me because it's just fun
• Man hit by vehicle in Palm Springs
• Mystery illness sickens dozens of Playboy Mansion visitors
• Teens accused of raping girl
• 13th Tour de Palm Springs most successful yet
• Actor William Devane lends support to sued balloonists
• Deputies searching for Starbucks robbery suspect
• 3.7-magnitude quake shakes valley
• Magnitude 3.7 earthquake shakes Coachella Valley
• Camelot Theatres Showing Oscar-Nominated Short This Weekend
• Mayor's 2011 State of the City Address to be Broadcast Online and on Community Television
• Palm Springs Fire Department Urges Community Members to Register for CERT Training March 9, 10 and 11
• PSHS Symphonic Orchestra Presents Concert
• Oscar-Nominee John Hawkes to appear at Cinema Palm D’Or This Saturday
• Art House in Temecula to show The Sound of Music on Feb 13th
• Max Weinberg Performs with PSHS Jazz Band
• TONIGHT!! FREE LECTURE & DEMO: "How to set up a Secure Wireless Network at Home" -- Watch a demonstration of an actual wireless network installation you can do at home! 02/08/11, 6:00pm
• Geoff Tuttle at Red Arrow Gallery
• MMFA showcases top regional artists
• ArtsOasis announces newsletter
• Mayor Invites Community to Join City Council & Wessman Development for Final Desert Fashion Plaza Visioning Meeting
• Director/Writer Richard Levine chats with Palm Springs Residents
• PSHS Band Grad On Glee Sunday
• Administrator Named Region Winner
• 'Edible Garden Tour' Benefits Local School Gardens
• Cinémas Palme D'Or – Saturday meet Director of Every Day – Richard Levine
• February is Black History Month in Palm Springs
• 13th Annual City of Palm Springs Juried Art Show
• Tenants of 140 Via Lola To Receive Assistance from Riverside County Housing Authority
• Check out this important message from the Library Director at:
• Palm Springs City Council Outlook for Feb. 2, 2011
• FREE eBooks available as of TODAY on the Library's website! Visit the Library's homepage and click on "Downloadable Audiobooks & eBooks" and get your e-reader (iPad, iPhone, Nook, Sony E-Reader, etc.) ready for FREE eBooks!
• City of Palm Springs Invites the Community to Feb. 3 Visioning Workshop Regarding Desert Fashion Plaza
• Animal Kingdom–a brilliant film to keep you at the edge of your seat
• Oscar Nominee Jacki Weaver looks for Australian Designer for Academy Awards
• Hundreds Turn Out for First of Three Community Visioning Workshops for Desert Fashion Plaza
• Palm Springs Bureau of Tourism to Host Internet Marketing Workshop Featuring Top Leaders in the Industry
• WestJet to Begin New Nonstop Service from Toronto Beginning Feb. 2 at Palm Springs International Airport
• Reconciliation – Mandela’s Miracle an amazing documentary about a man of peace
• Cinémas Palme D'Or – meet Oscar Nominee Jackie Weaver - Saturday
• BNP Paribas Open: Strongest field of any non major tennis tournament?
• Gram's golden door
• Spring Fling Concert Set for Feb. 8
• Meet Actress Adrienne Barbeau at Just Fabulous
• City Council Invites Palm Springs Community and Stakeholders to Series of Desert Fashion Plaza Visioning Workshops
• Superintendent Announces Retirement
• TONIGHT! TONIGHT! Book Club meeting at PS Wine, 188 S. Palm Canyon. Tonight's discussion will be about "V For Vendetta." Wine tasting at a nominal fee. Must be 21 years old to attend.
• TONIGHT! TONIGHT! Popcorn & the Planet: A Sustainability Film Series - Watch the film "Vanishing of the Bees" followed by a discussion. The program begins at 6:00 p.m. in The Learning Center (TLC).
• Art House in Temecula to show Raider of the Lost Ark on Tonight, Jan 25th
• Statement from Mayor Pougnet Regarding Wessman Development's Rejection of City's Offer to Purchase Desert Fashion Plaza
• Grand Opening of Grind BRGR BaR Slated for Jan. 26 in Downtown Palm Springs
• Palm Springs Sustainability Commission Seeking Applications for 2nd Annual Green Citizen Award; Deadline for Nominations Feb. 10
• Bob Hope Classic: Palm Springs area once again showcases great venue
• Call for artists to beg, borrow or steal
• First Joshua Tree Gallery Crawl of 2011
• Office of Sustainability’s Annual Report Highlights Major Accomplishments in 2010
• Cinémas Palme D'Or – meet the filmmaker of Undertow this Saturday
• COD’s New West Valley Campus in Palm Springs Moving Forward with Selection of Design Team
• Mayor Steve Pougnet to Deliver State of the City Feb. 8 at Hilton Palm Springs
• Golden Eagle Scramble Set for April 16
• TONIGHT! TONIGHT! Author Lecture: Architect Eric Corey Freed will discuss his book, "Green Sense for the Home: Rating the Real Payoff from 50 Green Home Projects" - 01/18/11, 6:00pm in The Learning Center
• DHSHS Band Hosts McDonald's Fund Raiser
• Palm Springs City Council Outlook for Jan. 19, 2011
• City of Palm Springs to Celebrate Jan. 26 Ribbon-Cutting for New Downtown Eatery Rio Azul
• USC Band Director, Composer Visits CCHS
• Councilmember Ginny Foat and Other Elected Women to Participate in Jan. 17 Panel "Girlz & Our Leaders"
• Palm Springs Residents to Receive 10 Percent Reduction in Flood Insurance Premiums
• Owners of Acqua Pazza to Open New Restaurant in Downtown Palm Springs
• Palm Springs Human Rights Commission to Present Community Service Awards Jan. 10 at City Hall
• CCHS Students Host Walk for Diabetes
• Developer John Wessman offers up fashion plaza compromise
• Chat with Kraft Nabisco Championship champ Yani Tseng
• AAF chapter to discuss tourism at luncheon on Wednesday
• Valley sports roundup for Jan. 7
• Smell at school leaves nine people sickened
• Firms launch monthly Design Walk to promote businesses
• World War II battles focus of lecture series at museum
• Luck on Stanford's side one more year
• I applaud Luck's decision
• Sports fans may want to catch these flicks at the Palm Springs International Film Festival
• Pougnet invites students to Palm Springs International Film Festival gala
• New LPGA schedule above par to most
• Group to hold forum on LGBT youth suicide
• Indio council ‘pleased' with Martinez's leadership
• Palm Springs presses on after Warm Sands scandal
• Every dog has his day at all-breed dog shows
• Schools in fiscal emergency
• Curtain opens on 2011 film festival
• Higher spending will continue, experts predict
• Twenty firms to hold monthly Design Walks
• Wireless carriers say speed now key
• Rancho Mirage City Council OKs funds to link bike trails
• Lohan investigation referred to district attorney's office
• Police searching for suspects in shooting outside of valley home
• An ill wind blows around wellness festival planning
• Like celebrities, you can take steps to keep real estate holdings private
• Family is at the heart of ‘Thanks'
• Review: ‘Uncle Boonme Who Can Recall His Past Lives'
• Cinema Spotlight: 'Louder Than A Bomb'
• Fessier On Film: Local film ties vie for national acclaim
• ‘Fifty-Nothing' reaches for universal audience
• Biggies does burgers right
• Vinyl box sets get their groove back
• Juanes' CD is purely personal
• Hot Picks: Things to do around the valley
• Lions outshoot La Quinta but fail to finish with win
• Cathedral City sports roundup for Jan. 7
• Lack of concentration blamed for loss
• Cathedral City police blotter for Jan. 7
• Program seeks citrus fruit picked from your yard
• Plans for celebrity museum delayed
• Artist takes pride in teaching at gallery
• City director positive about city's direction
• Cathedral City news and notes for Dec. 7
• Cathedral City news briefs for Dec. 7
• Cathedral City pet of the week
• Owner excited to begin repairs on Red Tomato's new home
• Many work behind the curtains at film fest
• City pushes drug discount
• Groups to raise funds at Walk for Health event
• Water polo team beats Beaumont; ready for La Quinta
• Palm Springs sports roundup for Jan. 7
• Indians win big in Alaska
• Palm Springs police blotter for Jan. 7
• Brothers honor father by telling children story of Tooth Fairy
• Try eating kale to enrich your diet
• Bring your wit, charm to dinner theater
• Palm Springs news briefs for Jan. 7
• Palm Springs pet of the week
• Downtown bistro brings feel of Europe to desert
• Del Taco Supports NNC Jump Program
• How are you coping with rising gas prices?
• Woman charged in La Quinta death a no-show in court
• Strange odor sickens people at Mecca school again
• Palm Desert firms launch Design Walk
• Obama chooses Daley as chief of staff
• Man shot, killed in Desert Hot Springs
• Disturbing video shows attacks on disabled victims
• Traffic alert: Lanes closed at Fred Waring and San Pablo
• 2 packages release smoke, odors at Maryland state buildings
• State schools chief declares state of financial emergency
• Justice Moreno stepping down from Calif high court
• Public invited to live broadcast of 'Jan's Kitchen' in Indian Wells
• Indian Wells offering residents free shred day
• Pougnet to escort local students to Palm Springs film fest gala
• Updated: FBI director visits Palm Desert for sheriffs' conference
• Updated: Police seek smoothie criminal
• 'Crazy Loco Love' author featured at Saturday event
• Was it you? Valley ticket wins $209K
• Father, grandparents charged $150K for search for SoCal boys they abducted
• IRS agent facing 9 years for cheating on taxes
• 2 teens dead, 2 wounded in shooting in Redlands
• Kraft Nabisco champ to get Rancho Mirage's keys to city
• Special screening shines spotlight on young poets
• Palm Springs council backs Desert Palisades
• Attorney: Lohan didn't do drugs at Betty Ford
• Feds: No conclusion on cause of deadly helicopter crash
• Man acting as his own attorney calls for client privilege
• Gas Co. crews work to patch gas leak
• State campus offering doctorates in education
• Hidden Harvest ‘rescue' aims to help feed valley
• Mayor to Escort Eight Lucky Middle School Students to Jan. 8 Palm Springs Film Fest Awards Gala
• Under fire, Palm Springs police Chief David Dominguez to retire
• Palm Springs International Film Festival anticipating record crowd
• Valley sports roundup for Jan. 6
• New golf season tees off with power shifting to Europe
• Players to watch in 2011
• Welcome to the club, Bert Blyleven
• If you know how to rock, kids, this battle's for you
• Lopsided losses show Big Ten has need for speed
• Ruiz to step down as Arabs' coach
• Campaign aims to boost landmark preservation
• Fire crews extinguish motorhome in garage
• City Council set to hold two special meetings
• Man takes tank round to police, who evacuate
• Football, cheer teamsthank city, high council
• City Council to hold special, regular meetings
• Adult Book Club to hold ‘Rain of Gold' potluck
• The Living Desert's nature trails closed
• Film Fest sees growth of senior programs
• Meet at library for free public tour of city's art
• Youth League offers baseball, softball signups
• Youth baseball, softball signups this weekend
• Robber escapes with Best Buy game
• Editorial: Police chief makes good move for Palm Springs
• Debacle ran counter to reputation police chief worked hard to build
• Dominguez the third chief to retire since '02
• Palm Springs International Film Festival 2011
• Presentations focus on real estate short sales
• Regional solar firm ready for China
• Glasses problem leaps out in disappointing 3D sales
• Review: True-story ‘Little Rose' delves Communism
• Palm Springs Mayor Issues Statement on Warm Sands Operation
• Palm Springs Police Chief to Retire; Search for New Chief to Begin Immediately
• World's Biggest Stars Coming to Palm Springs International Film Festival
• TONIGHT! TONIGHT! Nature Lecture: "Silence & the Sun: Legendary Desert Towns on Old Route 66" 01/04/11, 6:00pm - FREE, but seating is limited.
• World's Biggest Stars Coming to Palm Springs International Film Festival, Jan. 6-17
• Gov. Jerry Brown: Hard choices ahead for California
• Ryder Cup golfers among Bob Hope Classic entrants
• LifeStream to hold blood drive Wednesday
• Tablet makers take on iPad at gadget show
• Police rain on burglar's New Year's Day parade
• Citizens' Finance Advisory Commission seeks talent
• Green Builder Magazine profiles area apartments
• Vector Control: Watch for standing water
• Planning Commission set to meet at 6 p.m
• Valley sports roundup for Jan. 4
• Cardinal roll past Va. Tech at Orange Bowl
• What to look for in the upcoming winter sports season
• 2011's questions will take all year to answer
• Crash kills 1, hurts 1; neither wore seatbelt
• Four stranded hikers rescued
• Valley grad joins Mormon Tabernacle Choir at 55
• Where in the world is Lindsay Lohan?
• Tensions, hopes run high in residential drug rehab
• Police find grounds to charge Lindsay Lohan with battery
• Desert Sun's top editor departing for Iowa
• Two men convicted of murdering valley retiree
• Blixseths start year plagued by legal, financial problems
• Valley counting down until return of warmer weather
• Work on I-10 overpass slated to begin today
• No smoke and mirrors this time
• Two convicted in Palm Springs murder
• Investments that place value of Facebook at $50 billion allow it more time to grow
• Performer keeps Elvis' spirit alive
• Labs seek clues after 3,000 birds die in Arkansas
• Brown sworn in as governor
• Gas prices continue upward climb
• 'Forbidden Planet' star Anne Francis dies at 80
• I-10 Closures at Indian Canyon Drive - Jan 4 - 5, 2011
• Check out the list of the most unique questions staff were asked in 2010:
• REMINDER: The Library is OPEN today from 10-5 but will be closed tomorrow (Sat. 1/1/11) for the holiday. Have a safe and happy New Year!
• Hire a Hero For The Day!
• The Wine Book Club meeting scheduled for tonight, Wed. 12/29/10, is CANCELLED. We apologize for any inconvenience. We will resume in January as scheduled.
• Where to recycle Christmas trees in the Coachella Valley
• Desert Hot Springs water bills to go up Jan. 1
• Celebrity 'What were they thinking?' moments of 2010
• Pair of high school basketball tournaments hits the hardwood today
• Teen's art part of Indio's city structure
• Lack of trash cans encourages park litter in Palm Springs
• Political Insider: Much to learn from 2010 elections
• Don't put away those sweaters yet
• 10 moments we will remember from 2010
• 'Fire to nothing in 20 minutes': Older mobile homes can be deadly fire traps
• Left at the curb: Airlines cut back on curbside check-in service
• New tourism leader Scott White takes over CVA
• Oakland Raiders lose to Indianapolis to fall out of playoffs
• Chargers failed to live up to expectations in 2010
• San Diego Chargers lose to Bengals, will miss playoffs
• Rocking, running at Indian Wells Tennis Garden
• Cathedral City Mobile Home Fair Practices Commission to check up on mobile homes
• Easter Sunday earthquake victims in Mexico in limbo, awaiting help
• When recession ends, city of Coachella will be ready
• Author Joe Wambaugh's wife can throw a party
• Playboy's Hugh Hefner engaged again - to another Playmate
• Jane Lynch is ready to throw a 'hissy fit' on 'Glee'
• Parts of Gerald Ford and Bob Hope drives closed starting 8 p.m. Sunday
• Four families homeless in Yucca Valley
• HOLIDAY REMINDER: The Library is OPEN TODAY (12/23), but CLOSED Friday and Saturday (12/24 & 25). We will also be CLOSED Saturday, January 1st. Happy New Year!
• HOLIDAY REMINDER: The Library is OPEN today and tomorrow (12/22 & 23), but CLOSED Friday and Saturday (12/24 & 25).
• I-10 Closures at Indian Canyon - December 20 - 21, 2010
• Board of Education Has New Member, Officers
• District Names Staff Members of Year
• High School Student Art Show Slated
• Photography Exhibit at Bill's Pizza In Downtown
• Lonely Planet Ranks Palm Springs as One of Top 10 Destinations to Visit in 2011
• Young Americans To Perform 'The Magic of Christmas' at Palm Springs Convention Center
• Palm Springs City Council Outlook for Dec. 15, 2010
• Recording Star Lesley Gore Debuts at Follies
• County jail in Indio locked down after escape attempt
• Dismantling Indio's gangs
• Weather will be factor in today's NFL games
• Valley sports roundup for Dec. 12
• Stopping head injuries in sports must be priority
• Raiders look for better results in East
• Antonio Diaz's fight of his life
• Postseason could use more of past Silly Season
• Valley business briefs for Dec. 12
• Keep displays up starting Monday for contest
• Donate toys for needy at Tennis Garden
• Santa Claus drops in at Air Museum today
• Film, lunch to focus on urban homesteading
• Expo shows Scouts more than sales
• Cost of gang sweep hard to quantify
• A look inside the war room: Taking aim at Indio's gangs
• Parents blamed for school problems in survey
• Abuse alleged in infant scalding
• Lawmakers pen first bills of session
• Expensive bypass only way to prevent Dec. 1 traffic jam
• What was the meat that kept WWII troops fed?
• You Finish the Story: The Big Decision
• Dangerous aircraft in a dangerous area
• Memorial foundation
• It's high stakes for the little lodge
• Flying high at Palm Springs Air Museum
• Table decorating annual event in spirit of Boys & Girls Club
• Feast of the Arts raises funds for Well in Desert
• 4-legged friends find fashion
• Ranch puts focus on rehab, recovery
• Stroke Recovery Center's black-tie affair raises money in a Winter wonderland
• California's budget deception betrays public trust
• Seniors make good use of UCR center
• Operation Eastern Encore sends a clear message to the gangs in Indio
• If we can help local businesses succeed, citizens will benefit
• New year will bring more hard-hitting coverage
• Hit the reset button at UCR Palm Desert
• Saloon owner ready to ride again
• No news is good news for shopkeeper
• Restaurateur basks in sudden growth
• Optimism in Desert Hot Springs
• Agency's help boosts AIDS event
• Hard times lingering for construction industry's hard hats
• Economic signs lukewarm for desert
• Employees pass on party to help kids
• Regional recovery checkered
• Solar sector starting to see rays of recovery
• Don't expect jobs to come back
• White stuff fluffy, fresh for you in Big Bear
• Were the Three Wise Men from China?
• San Francisco rolls out treats for happy holidays
• Share living space with critters
• Dive into your fears to get rid of them
• Betty Hutton was a Hollywood legend. Come see video clips and hear stories as we discuss her autobiography “Backstage You Can Have: My Own Story” with her friend and the executor of her estate. Books will be for sale at the event!
• SANTA Dave will be at the Library TOMORROW, Saturday, Dec 11th, at 10:00am. Santa will read a story, and be sure to bring your camera for a photo with Santa! All are also welcome to make a holiday ornament in the Youth Room.
• Band Presents Glenn Miller Orchestra
• Palm Springs Office of Sustainability To Sponsor Free Screening of Film 'Organic Supper' and ...
• "Books Into Film: Novels and Short Stories Adapted for the Screen" is a screening-reading-and-discussion movie/book program that delves into the relationship between text and film.This limited time club will begin on SAT, DEC 18th, 10:00am.
• Palm Springs Historic Inn and Two Restaurants Receive Prestigious AAA Diamond Awards
• Katherine Finchy Named National Blue Ribbon Nominee
• 7 NEW languages are now available for FREE study on Mango, our online language-learning tool. In addition to the many other languages available, you may now also learn Czech, Dutch, Tamil, Slovak, Ukrainian, Croatian, and Indonesian. Log on and try one f
• PSHS Benefits From E-Waste Collection Saturday
• An Estimated 85,000 People Attend 19th Annual Palm Springs Festival of Lights Parade
• Palm Springs Animal Shelter Waives Adoption Fee During Month of Decmember
• Palm Springs Fire Chief Blake Goetz to Retire Dec. 31, Deputy Chief Scott Ventura To Assume Command Jan. 1, 2011
• New Downtown Palm Springs Restaurant Holding Job Fair
• Jensen’s Finest Foods To Host Inaugural Palm Springs Lobster Festival Benefiting City’s New Animal Shelter
• Human Rights Commission Invites Nominations for 'Promoting Universal Human Rights Close To Home' Award
• City's Spectacular 'Green' Holiday Tree Lighting in Downtown Palm Springs!
• City of Palm Springs Celebrates Holiday Banner Winners
• PSHS Spirit of Sands Presents 'Winter Frolic' Dec. 11
• Special Event Benefits District Gardening Projects
• Are you prepared for the 'Big One'? Come to tonight's lecture at the Library on Earthquake Preparedness at 6:00 p.m. Hear from the Palm Springs Fire Chief and get important information to make sure you're ready!
• CCHS Bands Host Garage Sale Dec. 11
• World's Largest Farm Tractor Entered into 2010 Palm Springs Festival of Lights Parade
• The March for Military Equality - Opening Ceremony
• City of Palm Springs to Award Holiday Banner Finalists Nov. 30 at Village Green
• Remember, the Library will be CLOSED on Thurs. 11/25 & Fri. 11/26 for the holiday so that means you only have 2 hours to come use the Library until we open again on Saturday 11/127, regular hours. Happy Turkey Day!
• Christmas in Folliesland
• CCHS Band Performs in Hollywood Christmas Parade
• 15th Annual Palm Springs Walk of Inns Slated for Dec. 9 in Palm Springs
• The FINAL meeting of the "Women of Mystery" Book Club is this Saturday, the 20th, at 10:00am. We will be discussing Sara Paretsky's "Fire Sale."
• Want to learn a foreign language? Try Mango Languages--available FREE through our library's website. Mango has just added 9 new languages to its already long list of choices!
• Band-O-Rama This Weekend
• PSHS Theater Presents "Sly Fox"
• PSHS Girls Waterpolo Team Hosts Car Wash
• Volunteers now helping guard Healing Field
• Interventionist Seeley schools kids on bullying
• Annex gears up for a season of mailing
• Buy a brick, help graduating seniors
• Realtors: Market will be better in 2011
• $250,000 sculpture just what Indio doesn't need
• Cathedral City police blotter for Nov. 12
• Get rid of old tires Saturday at Home Depot
• Mexican-American vets honored
• Kammenzind kept planes flying right
• Coachella Valley art party
• Boy hospitalized after being bitten by a dog
• 30,000 line streets for annual parade saluting veterans
• Small Business Snapshot: Douglas W. Motz Insurance Agency
• Cathedral City sports roundup for Nov. 12
• Firefighters quick to contain vegetation fire
• Community honors officer in candlelight vigil
• Ernst & Young forum draws big names in business
• Cathedral City sports bulletin board for Nov. 12
• How four Indio teenagers captured rival's Victory Bell
• Aztecs take move up in stride with victory
• Black Friday expansion means big deals ahead
• Tall task for Lions in finale
• New clinic offers no-cost care
• New ‘Call of Duty' blasts prior sales record
• Indio City Manager reports on city events
• Will Ochoa expand her play to valley?
• $16M ticket sold in Riverside
• Scarred for life?
• Aztecs bounced from playoffs
• Home invasion suspect jailed; second sought
• Lions' volleyball earns playoff trip
• Valley sports roundup for Nov. 12
• Cove neighborhood getting new sidewalks
• Indio police blotter for Nov. 12
• Saddam interrogators to speak at Sunday event
• Luncheon to honor 3 of valley's philanthropists
• Shootings up in city of festivals
• Indio news briefs for Nov. 12
• Minor injuries for trucker after rolling rig on I-10
• Teen suspected of stabbing 64-year-old
• Knights wrap up first season tonight
• Cathedral City news briefs for Nov. 12
• Tonight's prep football games
• Dozens nabbed in truancy sweep
• Palm Desert Aztecs defeat Rajahs
• Cathedral City has alternative plan to White Party
• ‘Day of Mourning' march today at Sunrise Park
• Governor calls special session on budget
• Indio sports roundup for Nov. 12
• Desert Ridge robotics teams move on
• $500,000 worth of appliances being donated
• Valley residents among vets to receive diplomas
• Enjoy Casuelas Café all day long
• Healing Field remembers fallen
• Pérez taking mobile office to two cities
• Former AYSO official facing new charges
• Hot Picks: Things to do around the valley
• Judy Engle pours heart, soul into youth soccer
• Scholarships available for nursing students
• Two spills slow traffic along I-10
• Gunman caught on tape at Fashion Factory
• Cream may help lessen dark circles under eyes
• Schoolboy crush lasts through the years
• Driver pulled from overturned big rig near Chiriaco Summit
• Aztecs break girls' golf ground
• Nellie Coffman school reaps reward for students' fitness
• Valley health briefs for Nov. 11
• Palm Desert news and notes for Nov. 11
• Pakistan officials: Suspected U.S. missiles kill 6
• Looking at Cam Newton issue from every angle
• Public's attitude toward veterans varies by war
• Depression stems from alcoholism
• Cities to study syncing signals
• Vice President Joe Biden calls Santa Cruz ice cream shop
• Fast start helps Indians advance
• Vets talk about how wartime service shaped their life
• Smartphone-friendly codes now appearing across ads
• Palm Desert news briefs for Nov. 11
• PG&E executive in SmartMeter flap resigns
• Burcham to play at Sacramento St.
• Palm Springs Public Library to celebrate National Gaming Day
• Google to give workers 10% raises
• Palm Desert seeks sustainability panel applicants
• List of holiday closures for Veterans Day
• USTA event continues
• U.S. expert on Iraq to speak at World Affairs Council of the Desert event
• Bypassing county fees could cost U.S. banks billions
• Hike helps military families
• Candlelight vigil to be held tonight for fallen Riverside officer
• Valley sports roundup for Nov. 11
• Photo event benefits Veterans for Peace
• Hellish island fight, magnificent sunrise
• City may see rockin', runnin' New Year's
• French town tracks down its WWII hero 66 years after mission
• Free clinic opens today in Indio
• Aztecs make it look easy in playoff opener
• Police arrest 16-year-old in home invasion stabbing
• Private schools put parents in charge of kids' education
• Palm Desert police blotter for Nov. 11
• IRS raises bar for tax preparers who charge fees
• Boy in North Shore hospitalized after dog bites
• Swanson has lot riding on his final WEC fight
• California Pizza Kitchens to raise funds for family
• Be grateful today for those who protect our freedoms
• Deputy honored for work
• Current, former U.S. leaders honor veterans
• New sidewalks coming to Cathedral City neighborhood
• All area veterans invited to march in parade today
• Valley pays tribute to vets today
• Police dog contest this weekend
• Updated: Passengers recall 'nightmare' as cruise ship docks
• Palm Springs march tomorrow to remember teen suicides
• Free electronics recycling this weekend at mall
• Entertainer of the year honor comes for Brad Paisley after five-year wait
• Police warn against lottery scams
• Retired teachers gathering Thursday
• Former La Quinta AYSO official Sharon Schumaier jailed
• Donate two turkeys, enjoy Souplantation meal
• State analyst: Budget deficit tops $25B
• Palm Desert sports roundup for Nov. 11
• Palm Desert police ask FBI to correct its crime stats
• What are your Thanksgiving traditions?
• County to mark Adoption Day for 51 children
• Healing Field flags vandalized
• Aztec baseball player commits to USC
• Companies yank cord on residential phone books
• Analysts cautiously optimistic about valley's real estate market in 2011
• Producer to discuss Reagan documentary
• Canine saved from streets of Baghdad
• Aztecs look forward to their own victory day this week
• Il Sogno has fare for breakfast, dessert, everything in between
• Governor calls special session to address budget
• Park nets $4.9 million from state
• County moves to shut 3 fire stations
• Local veterans battle PTSD, seek more area resources
• Palm Desert pet of the week
• Desert Hot Springs police make arrest in home invasion
• New evidence exonerates teen in fatal stabbing case
• Hotel's request for liquor license draws opposition
• 10-minute test offers insight on memory
• Rector to serve on suicide alliance
• Crews contain small vegetation fire in Desert Hot Springs
• Theater plans special screening of 'God's Ears'
• Sean Lennon heading to Pappy and Harriet's
• Students sacrifice treats for troops
• Hint of brandy adds flavor to this corn bisque with crab
• No VillageFest on Veterans Day, Nov. 11, 2010
• 'Do Good' message on I-10 overpass should be gone soon
• Suspect extradited from Mexico in court Friday
• Even half a lasagna is a winner
• Strange numbers mark the tour's 2010 finish
• Feds propose graphic cigarette warning labels
• Repairs coming for Ramon Road
• Pentagon can't explain ‘missile' off California
• Cobra White ZL Driver
• Celebratory fire just missed island base
• What we know now in sports is new to us
• Celebratory fire just missed island base
• Ask Larry: Can a player be kicked out of a tournament?
• Enter our Barry Manilow Weekend in Las Vegas Sweepstakes
• Arabs going for Bell, beyond
• Peace between Middle Eastern nation's is possible
• Kraft Nabisco BookPALS charity event
• Jobless claims fall sharply to four-month low
• Aztecs send another to USC diamond
• Phil Mickelson won't play in 2011 Hope, will play in Abu Dhabi
• Playboy Golf Scramble this weekend
• PG&E suspends executive in SmartMeter flap
• Valley sports roundup for Nov. 10
• Establish your target line
• Lumpy's Boutique and Bubbles event
• Grateful Dead's Jerry Garcia enshrined at Santa Barbara Bowl
• Palm Springs working well, opens playoffs with 3-0 sweep
• Food rushed to crippled cruise ship
• Hiring still slow as signs improve
• Have you lost someone to suicide?
• Palm Springs VillageFest canceled for Veterans Day Parade
• 18 teachers will be rehired by district
• Heckmann to buy Texas oilfield water disposal firm
• $100,000 fitness center unveiled at Cathedral City school
• Pentagon: 'mystery missile' was probably airplane
• Boys & Girls Club Jazz Band to perform at Palm Desert celebration
• Panel recommends Palisades plan
• Updated: Traffic moving again after wastewater, olive oil spills on I-10
• Local school board member sworn in to county position
• Student veterans at College of the Desert to honor all branches of service
• Rep. Jerry Lewis vying to lead House Appropriations
• Valley business briefs for Nov. 10
• Updated with video: One tugboat left to pull cruise ship to San Diego
• Charges dismissed against teen accused in DHS party stabbing
• Sacred Heart preschoolers to sing for veterans in Palm Desert
• Auditors aired concerns in 2009 letter to Coachella officials
• World's oil giants moving toward natural gas future
• Dog who protected soldier in Iraq flown to Palm Springs
• Healing Field flags vandalized
• New State Farm insurance agency holds grand opening in Palm Springs
• School volunteers face scrutiny
• Give thanks for a feast that won't exhaust the cook
• California State University system raises tuition
• Indian Wells traffic signal repair may cause delays on Highway 111 on Friday
• Riverside police arrest man in slain officer case
• Registrar of Voters Barbara Dunmore fired after delayed votes
• Sherman's serves up comfort in a bowl
• La Quinta police seek armed robber seen in store surveillance tape
• Coachella charter school holds open house today
• 911 tapes reveal fear at scene of Cathedral City shooting
• Morgan's pairs wine, meals with perfection
• 10th annual Rancho Mirage Art Affaire comes to Whitewater Park this weekend
• Palm Springs Air Museum to host free presentations about Veterans Benefits
• Rancho Mirage on a mission for mission
• You'll be feeling tropical breezes after the first sip
• Pathfinder Ranch
• Cook continues solid career with Cup win
• Medicare premiums rise, Social Security doesn't
• Lindsay Lohan's stay at Betty Ford Center 'life-changing,' mother says
• Funeral next week for Riverside police officer
• Palm Springs National Society Colonial Dames, XVII Century meeting Wednesday
• United Way of the Desert
• LPGA pros to read to kids at BookPALS event
• Police seek to stop repeat offenders
• Palm Desert-based Heckmann Corp. to buy Texas water disposal company
• Largest Calif. employee union OKs pension changes
• Bumpy Ramon Road in Cathedral City getting repaired
• Palm Springs Unified School District
• Planners cancel Wednesday meeting
• Valley offers plenty of ways to honor vets
• GOP targets health care law
• Third minor earthquake strikes outside Indio
• Palm Springs to honor U.S. Marine Corps birthday
• Invest in our children's futures!
• Veterans needed to speak at school
• Two races hanging in balance
• Sex, drugs more common in hyper-texting teens
• Registrar fired after delayed votes
• How are you preparing for holiday shopping?
• Steelers hang on with defense late
• Registrar: ‘I should keep my job'
• L.A. to continue using Tasers despite city's Arizona boycott
• Cathedral City police release 911 tapes from drive-by shooting
• DUI checkpoint in Palm Springs this Friday
• Spotlight 29 Casino honors veterans with Café Capitata discount, free cake
• Palm Desert seeks sustainability experts
• Feet tell the story at Choreography Festival
• Crash cleared on I-10 near Monterey Avenue
• Cal State trustees weigh 15.5 percent tuition hike
• Two hikers rescued in early morning hours
• Charter school revises its pitch
• Church says explosion was God's ‘curse' against gays
• Fundraiser tonight for Cathedral City shooting victim
• Palm Desert issues traffic advisory
• DCA, West Shores to open football playoffs Friday
• Center focuses on gay persecution
• New Jeep helps Chrysler narrow loss, lift outlook
• Man extradited in fatal New Year's Day 1998 stabbing
• 3 U.K. soldiers could face war crimes trial
• Women's Club hosts rescheduled meeting
• Man to ask to defend self in transient death
• Small Business Snapshot: Executive Errands
• Iran offers date for nuclear talks
• Man dies on Banning overpass
• Top DVL tennis teams now know foes
• National treasure in our backyard
• Valley business briefs for Nov. 9
• Obama voices concerns about Mideast peace talks
• New WIC clinic opens in Desert Hot Springs
• Meeting to focus on water rate increase
• Rio Vista Elementary bests other Cathedral City schools in recycling contest
• Monopoly game pushes McDonald's October sales figure
• Search continues for trucker who killed Riverside officer
• Rancho Mirage launches Thanksgiving fundraiser in memory of late councilman
• California State University, San Bernardino's Badlands goes bilingual for first time
• La Quinta Senior Center begins rug-hooking class
• Valley teams advance in robotics tourney
• Suspect in fatal hit-and-run due in court today
• Feds: Holocaust survivor funds raided for $42M
• It was time for Wade Phillips to go
• Desert Rose Society meeting set for tonight
• Bush: ‘I could have done things better'
• First-quarter report shows county public safety agencies in the red
• Feds: Woman illegally fired over Facebook remarks
• Four prep golfers advance in playoff
• Getting to know Desert Christian football player Matt Melkesian
• Health insurance premiums on rise
• PG&E executive snoops on SmartMeter critics
• Conan O'Brien grabs 4.2 million viewers in TBS premiere
• Sports bulletin board for Nov. 9
• Mizell Senior Center offers prize turkey for bingo
• Group that helps cancer patients taking big hit
• 'Smurf Bandit' to be sentenced today in San Diego
• Palm Springs VillageFest canceled this week for parade
• Pentagon can't explain coastal 'missile'
• Untitled
• Crosswalks, grants on council, planner agenda
• Can't afford to drop insurance
• Updated: Nearly 4,500 stranded on cruise ship off Baja
• Mickelson won't play in 2011 Hope, will play in Abu Dhabi
• Palm Springs Planning Commission to meet tomorrow
• Yogurt Island sales to benefit Desert Ridge Academy music department
• Coachella Valley residents' encounters with celebs stick in memories
• GOP taps 2 tea partiers for transition to power
• Reports: Cowboys fire coach Phillips
• Indio seeks applicants planning, human services, arts, mobile home, housing, and trails commissions
• Political Insider: A few honorary candidate awards from Election 2010
• Oil hovers near $87 a barrel in Asia after jobs report
• Bush is back, and eager to help history judge him
• Eat at California Pizza Kitchen in Palm Desert to help Big Brothers, Big Sisters of the Desert
• Photo Gallery: Fifth annual Healing Field
• Pope calls summit about clerical sex abuse
• Two named to Coachella Valley Economic Partnership board
• Tailgate Italian-style with pasta dinner to raise money for Palm Desert High School sports
• Jazz concert at Pete Carlson's Golf & Tennis to benefit Veterans of Foreign Wars
• Riverside officer shot, killed after trying to stop truck driver
• County registrar: I should keep my job
• Top CEOs, entrepreneurs to meet in Palm Springs this week
• Change Your Clock, Change Your Smoke Detector Battery
• Attendees come to see Armenian church, stay for food
• Rescue mission launched for climber stuck on Tahquitz Rock
• Expert to discuss basic rose care at Palm Desert meeting
• UC proposes tuition hike, reduced pension benefits
• Show Me Palm Springs!
• Trilogy Creative Arts Club hosts annual Art Faire Saturday
• Take a stand against the jail at the entrance to our valley
• Inland Empire gas prices falling
• Coachella, Indian Wells council races still too close to call
• Cathedral City Police search for blue bandana bandit
• President of Volunteers in Medicine on a mission for the east valley
• Art believed destroyed by Nazis found in Berlin
• Smoking chimp rescued in Lebanon, sent to Brazil
• LPGA pros to read to kids at BookPALS event at The River
• Palm Springs Pride Parade to gay youth: 'It gets better'
• CMA entertainer of the year newcomers spur debate
• Michael Jackson's children recall pop star father
• Two arrested, one detained after police chase Cadillac in Palm Springs
• Study: Sleepiness plays role in 17 percent of road deaths
• Top US officer surprised at Marine chief's dissent
• Panel: Dollars did not trump safety in Gulf spill
• Police: Man caught breaking into Cathedral City home
• Time to start taking Oakland Raiders seriously
• Obama, Singh, commit to cooperation on terrorism
• Hikers rescued near Idyllwild
• Lion dance, gifts to celebrate new Asian restaurant, JOY, at Fantasy Springs
• Coachella Valley rules CIF volleyball playoffs
• Jury to hear 2nd week of testimony in DeLay trial
• Eggs recalled after salmonella found at farm
• Airfare rising in Palm Springs and Southland
• Adam Hadwin gets confidence boost by winning Desert Dunes Classic
• Closings set in Guantanamo detainee NY trial
• Tolerance Center to open Pink Triangle exhibit
• Desert Rose Society to discuss proper care of flowers
• Best college football teams sure can score in waves
• Stocks look to start week lower
• Man accused of killing transient to be in court this week
• Free admission to Patton Museum, chili cook-off for Veterans Day
• Valley Roundup: Serna, Padilla win titles at Silver Gloves regional
• Officials hold Gulf oil spill restoration talks
• Social media feed 'Coco' phenomenon for Conan O'Brien
• Salad sold at Trader Joe's recalled
• High court turns down early health care challenge
• Elizabeth Smart says she awoke to knife on neck
• 10 percent of Trio sales go to Palm Springs High School Art Institute, AIDS Assistance Program
• Answer Man: Sand blurs lines that separate bikes, vehicles
• Court refuses to step into custody dispute
• Local retail jobs still falling
• Two firefighters hurt battling garage blaze in Palm Desert
• Mary Bono Mack: We can get past political gridlock
• Steinway Society volunteer honored
• Issues don't hinder Palm Springs Pride's frolicsome atmosphere
• Will Steve Pougnet run again?
• Who owns the smelly, rat infested homes around the Coachella Valley?
• Desert Arthritis Walk a joint effort
• Sculpture in Indio intended to attract tourism, will cost $250,000
• New racetrack near Thermal clears hurdle
• Petula Clark brings taste of Ireland, Hollywood, Broadway to downtown
• Artists of all ages gather to create at Indio Art Party
• Signs say you are entering the Enterprise Zone
• Golf stage being shared and that's a good thing
• Statehouse Insider: Riverside County colored red by voters
• Bosch Baking thriving even in sour economy
• Mailbag: Low-cost golf can be found in Coachella Valley
• Desert Hot Springs Senior Center seeks aspiring artists for class
• Valley business briefs for Nov. 7
• Wheelchair warriors: Tennis event's growth brings pride to organizers
• What will you give thanks for this year?
• Coachella Valley comes together to get animal shelter built
• Palm Springs man caught stealing from Cathedral City home
• Leader uses local course knowledge to grab edge at Desert Dunes Classic
• Registrar: Mail-in ballots counted
• Your Business, Your News for Nov. 7
• Man who robbed Cathedral City business still at large
• West Shores wins first league football title in blowout
• Attention birders: See different species on trip
• Expect gridlock to be good for the American economy
• Pasta salad recalled from Trader Joe's shelves
• Flying High: Planes, aerobats show off during Jacqueline Cochran Air Show
• Desert Hot Springs police will be checking seatbelts during holidays
• Gays, lesbians recall tales of coming out, fitting in and loving themselves
• Fix the mortgage crisis
• Registrar defends the performance of her office on this Election Night
• Visit Palm Springs Air Museum for free during anniversary
• Search for fame leads author Marc Freden on a magical trip
• Repairing the housing market is essential
• Extra-point return saves USC against Arizona State
• Tolerance Education Center to screen documentary about disabled, 'American Justice: The Jerome Bowden Story'
• Maggie on the lookout for rhinos in Africa
• Everyone suffers if the election changes nothing
• Police alarmed by spike in violence across Coachella Valley
• Rancho Mirage residents can keep parking in city for free
• Coyotes benefit our desert palms
• Pharmacy to help Critter Coalition
• Palm Desert man kept Air Corps' vehicles running
• Slow Food Desert Cities starts season
• Winewomen toast Well during operatic meeting
• Cut-a-thon to benefit Palm Desert High Dance Team
• Must love kids: Teacher puts her soul into work
• Giving gift of thanks: CBB Foundation provides appreciation lunch for blood donors
• Cathedral City man hospitalized after home intruder attacks
• Fall into savings at coastal resorts
• Girlfriend Factor celebrates at Club Cabana
• Cable ditched for Internet TV?
• Palm Desert auxiliary to offer boating safety course
• Golden Eagles pull away from Shadow Hills
• Relay for Life gets under way today
• 300,000 new jobs a month
• Six Coachella Valley charities band together to accept donations
• Saints dominate in victory to complete season
• Desert Hot Springs City Council cancels Monday's study session
• Local business briefs for Saturday, Nov. 6
• Cirque takes Michael Jackson on tour
• La Quinta's Ingram helped put valley on recruiters' map
• Free document shredding today for residents
• Annual rose show puts petal to mettle
• Dockery Diary for Saturday, Nov. 6
• Martha's needs holiday meal ingredients
• Solar panel company to offer a lower price
• Let personal photos tell your story
• Who should be this week's Friday Night Hero?
• Coachella City Council race still too close to call
• Up to 2 million could lose their jobless benefits
• Terrariums flourishing again
• Indians pound out victory
• Surprising successes add spice to NFL season
• Local pastors say thieves are targeting churches
• Turn leftover treats into crafty new toys
• King in valley for WTT
• Authorities bust identity theft ring linked to valley
• Use that extra hour
• Firebirds finish second in league
• Jane Goodall among series speakers
• Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down for Nov. 6
• Unrivaled Belle wins; jockeys come to blows
• Rock 'n' Roll Marathon may come to valley
• Double letters in a name the key to success
• Today's COD football game
• Sun City prepared for next disaster
• Give thanks this year for the gift of creativity
• UCLA set for turnaround
• New rules kick in for working in heat
• Religion notes for Saturday, Nov. 6
• USC trying to stay confident
• Turn clock back, check batteries in detectors
• Jacqueline Cochran Air Show takes off today
• Hadwin in the lead
• Cop killer's arraignment postponed
• Art lovers stroll the galleries on El Paseo
• Man seriously injured in home invasion
• Arabs tally first DVL win
• Murder defendants' limited access concerns judge
• Claustrophobia has no place in B-24 belly
• Motorcyclist killed in Twentynine Palms collision
• Aztecs handle feisty Rajahs
• Celebrate with Kitchen Kitchen today
• Seeking a desert Zen
• Crews battling house fire in Palm Desert
• Conquerors run past rival Eagles
• Blood drive today for shooting victims
• Coach Steve Fabian: Football game against La Quinta will be tough
• Arthritis Walk to be held Saturday at city park
• Brown gets 'sobering' briefing on state budget
• Get happy at P.F. Chang's Bistro
• Documents taken in raid at Arrowhead Regional Medical Center in Colton
• Annual Palm Springs Pride Festival this weekend
• Line of cleaning products keeps Earth happy, healthy
• Aztecs beat Aztecs in DVL tennis finals
• Stagecoach tix on sale
• Looking for a heavenly experience this weekend?
• L.A. County judge blocks sex offender residency law
• Sunline's "Fill the Bus" food drive to benefit two charities
• Consultant helps keep homes free of clutter
• Aztecs survive in CIF golf meet
• Council keeps pot on back burner
• Major UCR Palm Desert budget cut will have valley-wide repercussions
• Shuttle launch scrubbed due to hydrogen gas leak
• MSNBC suspends Olbermann for political donations
• Cathedral City's Daniel Franz qualifies for CIF preliminaries
• Valley sports roundup for Friday, Nov. 5
• City Council signs off on transfer of land to new community college
• Follow the Golden Rule in school and in your life
• Annual tour of Coachella Valley modern homes Saturday
• Arrests made in L.A. murder of 5-year-old on Halloween
• No. 1 Westwood, Woods near lead
• D.C. greenlight's solar energy site
• Trucks outsell cars in U.S. by widest margin in 5 years
• Annual field of flags honors fallen soldiers in Cathedral City park
• Former transit officer who fatally shot man in Oakland sentenced to two years
• Will fans Blame another horse if Zenyatta loses?
• Burglars get away, despite alarm
• Retailers' modest October may spur holiday bargains
• Annual Palm Springs Veterans Day Parade to take place Thursday
• Entry to JTNP will be free on Veteran's Day
• Iconic baseball manager Sparky Anderson dies
• Coroner IDs men slain in Halloween drive-by
• Stock markets worldwide rally after Fed action
• Inmates return to jail after bus crashes
• Motorcyclist injured in Idyllwild
• Shopping center owner to give away new car as part of promotion
• Desert golfer chases title in Canadian event
• Driver may face charges in hit-and-run
• Local business briefs for Friday, Nov. 5
• Rotary Garage Sale Benefits VDM
• McTeacher's Night Nov. 29
• AAUW Nov. luncheon to feature neurosurgeon
• Today's High School football games
• 4.6 earthquake jostles southland
• Monica Johnson, Emmy-winning writer, dies at 54
• Development gets accolades; phase 2 of project beginning
• LifeStream Hosts Special Blood Drive Saturday
• Dance team holding cut-a-thon fundraiser
• Sparky will be missed
• Strapped county may close three out of 45 fire stations
• Marine saw action in the Philippines
• Indio news briefs for Friday, Nov. 5
• Pete Carlson to host free jazz concert on Veterans Day
• Braille Institute to host seminar on understanding, coping with vision loss
• Canadian Tour event offers preview of PGA's future
• Letter: ‘Scientist' supports global warming scam
• Cop killer to face charges in Blythe clerk's death
• Indio police blotter for Friday, Nov. 5
• Employers add 151,000 jobs, first gain since May
• Massive art piece coming to Indio
• Time for top teams to prove mettle
• Letter: Regulation would improve air quality
• 'Operation Boo' nets 92 arrests in state
• Palm Springs Sunup Rotary Club garage sale to benefit local school
• Little change to Inland Empire gasoline price
• Pelosi will seek to stay as House Dem leader
• A rivalry born early
• Letter: Woman benefits from the new law
• 'Bachelorette' contestant found dead near Hwy 74
• Indian Wells artists completes sculptures for Hard Rock Rome
• Obama acknowledges his message didn't get through
• What are you thankful for?
• Artists create, sell pieces at Savage Art Gallery in Palm Sprngs
• Expert to offer free colorectal cancer talk
• Council takes heat over 2 projects at Thursday meeting
• Palm Springs restaurant to celebrate anniversary with benefit event
• PG&E says San Bruno explosion may cost utility $1B
• 'Rock 'n' Roll' half-marathon could be coming to Coachella Valley
• Balloon business keeps owner's head in clouds
• Fresh and Easy plans delayed by store chain
• Registrar defends speed of vote tally
• All Mariah Carey wants for Christmas
• Deputies bust ID theft ring
• Small quake shakes Long Beach
• Rajahs sprint to CIF prelims; Cota named league's MVP
• Pickup crash on I-10 critically injures man
• Friends and family share fond memories of shooting victims
• Doobie Brothers still rocking
• Woman pleads not guilty to posing as San Bruno blast victim
• Asphalt spill reported on I-10 east of valley
• Reading baseball's offseason crystal ball
• Preorder your pies from Julian Pie Company today
• Automakers see stronger sales in U.S. this October
• Palm Desert religion briefs for Nov. 4
• 'The Vault' lauds 43 years of country music awards
• Men shot at Indio party identified
• Canadian Tour in Desert Hot Springs today
• Fest celebrates women's contributions to art
• ‘Check in' on Facebook, save some bucks
• Typewriter tale elicits responses
• Indio man critically injured in crash, fire along I-10
• Updated: 'Operation Boo' nets 92 arrests statewide
• Valley sports roundup for Nov. 4
• Indio residents vote for change; support tax hike
• ‘Wondrous,' ‘scary' times in marines
• Wives pick dresses for Marine Ball
• For first time, U.S. asks court to shut down mine for safety record
• Rancho Mirage Council continues vote on marijuana dispensaries
• Voters: Pension reform wanted now
• Vaccinations critical to stopping the spread of whooping cough
• $1M overhaul of two fire stations to fix holes, more
• Smoking on restaurant patios now illegal in San Francisco
• 2010 Annual Home Tour
• Palm Springs City Council takes final step in approval of new COD campus
• Hikers score win over land swap
• La Quinta keeps city council intact
• Palm Desert news briefs for Nov. 4
• 'Bachelorette' contestant Julien Hug found dead off Highway 74
• Rose Society to host its 25th annual rose show
• Kids' books, golf tickets and pros to star at River event
• District decides its five furlough dates
• Cathedral City High School homecoming parade
• Panel to consider ‘Hoppy's Creed' signs on trail
• Blood glucose, other free screenings offered Saturday
• Indian Wells to weigh community center
• Hall of Fame baseball manager Sparky Anderson dead at 76
• Toledo appointed to county board of education
• Election night ‘almost surreal,' Bono Mack says
• Parks panel ponders nixing water feature
• Fourth Family Fall Festival planned for Old Town La Quinta
• CHP cadet dies in hospital after collapse Friday
• Transient enters plea in Indio stabbing case
• Toles joins DeRosa, Vasquez on Cathedral City council
• SAT keeps teens from breakfast
• Actress Lindsay Wagner takes a holistic path
• Qantas jumbo jet makes emergency landing in Singapore after engine blowout
• 'Hoedown at Sundown' to benefit valley YMCA childcare programs
• Woman killed in rollover collision
• Javier Bardem named 'International Star' by Palm Springs International Film Festival
• Palm Desert school notes for Nov. 4
• Some runs are an uphill battle to a big finish
• Environmental activist Bill McKibben to keynote Palm Springs Sustainability Summit tonight
• Free document shred day for Indian Wells residents
• Construction worker, motorist injured in crash
• Council discusses legal cases during meeting
• Palm Desert sports roundup for Nov. 4
• Study: Fish oil won't slow dementia
• L.A. Coliseum ends rave ban four months after teen's death
• Fran Drescher, Tabatha Coffey to attend Palm Springs garden party
• Study: Jail could cost tourism industry $91M
• Police: Shooting that left 2 dead, 4 hurt in Cathedral City gang-related
• Local man wins tram 6K race
• Alcohol abuser not the same as being alcoholic
• California's three-year recidivism rate climbs slightly
• Free screening of "Blow-Up" at Palm Springs Arts Museum
• Harnik ready to prove ‘JanCan'
• Reporter, veteran to speak at luncheon
• Roadrunners steal game from Pirates with defensive touchdowns
• Newcomer Harnik joins longtime member Benson to help lead city
• East L.A. driver runs down shotgun-wielding man in driveway
• Martha's Village and Kitchen in need of holiday turkeys
• Cathedral City High School shows Homecoming spirit
• Sports groups starting two new divisions
• Aztecs root for rivals this week
• New shops coming to El Paseo
• Three new cases of West Nile virus in San Bernardino County
• 4.6-magnitude earthquake shakes Southern California
• Election Day brings winds of change to valley
• Volunteers need for 'Relay For Life' event
• Aztecs ace first round of DVL
• Hobby grows into a thriving golf car business
• Thief's eight attempts to go to jail end in release
• Court date set for man accused in DHS fatal hit-and-run
• La Quinta girls, Indio boys continue cross country dominance
• Center sponsoring Walk for Health event
• Tennis star has musical plans
• New pieces part of Art Walk's draw
• College allows Mich. state official on campus after flap with gay student
• Klaas Kids Foundation founder to host free child safety day
• Kobe does it all in victory
• Supervisors to review vote delays, registrar
• Fed unveils $600 billion bond buy plan
• Bring your appetites to fresh spots around town
• NASA delays space shuttle Discovery launch 24 hours
• Riverside County considers closing 3 fire stations
• New recruit shipped out during halftime
• Pedestrian hurt in Hovley Lane crash
• Newcomer leads council race; DeRosa retains seat
• Guacamoles has been the family business for 20 years
• Nonstop flights to Houston coming
• Microsoft tries to Kinect with gamers
• Fatal rollover reported near Desert Hot Springs
• Stories of bullying eye-opening for La Quinta students
• Canadian Tour brings high level of golf to Desert Hot Springs this week
• Automakers: Sales up
• Film fest names Javier Bardem its 'International Star'
• Two killed, four others wounded -- including an infant -- in Cathedral City drive-by shooting
• Victim mum with police following latest Indio shooting
• Foreclosure rise holds homeownership steady
• Latest election results
• Altura Credit Union to merge branch offices in Hemet
• Rep. Mary Bono Mack holds solid lead over Democrat Steve Pougnet
• Extra duty rates for sheriff's deputies rising
• Businesses get approval for billboard ads during I-10 work
• Calif. poll worker accused of stealing ballots
• Spare Backup selected to provide services for Simplexity
• Challengers appearing on top of council race
• Car goes over mountain side, one hospitalized
• California's Boxer fends off Republican Fiorina
• Updated: Boehner calls for smaller government; Bono Mack asks speaker-in-waiting for congressional reform
• Joslyn invites public to Veterans Day barbecue
• Homecoming parade will reroute traffic today
• Man suspected of child pornography arrested
• Marijuana, global warming rollback poised to fail as voters pick and choose on issues
• Locally speaking, does anyone here know the rules?
• Fed to buy $600 billion in bonds to aid economy
• Incumbents in Coachella holding on to mayor, council seats early on
• Students cited when found off-campus
• Jerry Brown reclaims governor seat
• OGIO Kingpin Cart bag
• County board of education considers candidates for desert area
• Adolph, Henderson, Evans easily hold on to their jobs
• La Quinta Chamber of Commerce hosting power lunch Thursday
• Overwhelming support for term limits for Indian Wells
• Childhelp USA golf tournament
• Joslyn Center to honor its volunteers
• Challengers shaking up races for school boards
• Scars to Freedom fundraiser is Nov. 13
• Roche in lead to return to council; Mullany uncertain
• Palm Springs Amateur golf event
• Same-sex Israeli couple on 'Dancing with Stars'
• Faithful voters: Not voting is not an option
• Kids who can act can join in theater games
• Valley homeless services to get portions of $1.5 million in grants
• It's a breakfast sandwich after your own heart
• District announces which days will be cut from the school year
• Harnik, Benson lead in early results
• Resident organization to meet today
• Fruit sauce, spices add flavor to lamb
• Obama ruefully calls Republican victories 'a shellacking'
• Incumbent of 12 years likely to be ousted at water district
• Former President Bush among speakers for series
• Police nab man suspected of stealing, crashing car, fleeing
• From kitchen to market is a long and bumpy road
• Expert to talk about basic rose care
• Indio's 3% tax hike on its way to passing
• Indians match away from back-to-back unbeaten seasons
• Man suspected of kidnapping woman arrested
• Warm up to pumpkin beers this fall
• Palm Springs considers requiring more from city election candidates
• Long voting lines delay posting of results a bit
• BNP Paribas to expand its replay
• Air Quality District plan would waste $600 million investment and cost jobs
• Yogurt, cranberry keep cake extra moist
• People begin staking out spots for Giants parade
• Supervisors to review vote delays, registrar's performance
• No place I'd rather be than newsroom on election night
• Our new governor has a chance to leave a legacy
• Curry transforms a burrito
• Incumbents leading in area legislative races
• Measures L and M headed toward approval
• Valley sports roundup for Nov. 3
• Popular society editor Jan Curran dies
• Palm Springs police search plaza after copper theft attempt
• Valley sports roundup for Nov. 2
• Jury clears deputy in tow truck assault trial
• LIVE election coverage: Up-to-the-minute information on all Coachella Valley races
• Police searching for man who stole car
• Athletics aimed at boosting grades
• Special Education Craft Sale Nov. 30
• Just Fabulous boutique triples size and schedules grand re-opening
• Theater group to perform play ‘The Revelation'
• Judge tosses murder charge in Palm Springs condo death
• Indian Wells special joint meeting Wednesday
• 3 arrested at Halloween weekend DUI checkpoint in Palm Springs
• Reserve your seat for presentation on strokes
• Local officer accused of assault pleads not guilty
• 5 small mail bombs explode in Athens
• University of Phoenix to host career fair on Wednesday in Ontario
• Mountain group hosting Sunday bus trip
• Bonds funding school construction projects
• Civic duty, issues draw voters to polls
• Visit the Palm Springs Air Museum for free this weekend
• Chamber has changed date of symposium
• Make your voice heard
• One hospitalized after vehicle goes off mountain road
• Schwarzenegger son co-hosted alcohol fueled party
• Art project contract on council meeting agenda
• Rancho Mirage City Council to review rules on paid parking
• Obama doesn't call champion Giants
• Benoit to keynote Farm Bureau dinner
• Police seek man who robbed ice cream shop
• Let wisdom guide your vote today
• Giants win World Series behind Lincecum, Renteria
• Joslyn Center to host Pancake Breakfast and Car Show
• Tickets are on sale for upcoming shows
• Habitat for Humanity seeking aspiring homeowners
• Palm Desert Golf Cart Parade
• BP's oil spill costs grow, Gulf residents react
• Merchants association to meet today at the Hyatt
• Police release info on two shooting victims
• Conservation plan is worth protecting
• Fire breaks out in Anza Narrows Park
• Commission to discuss permit for wireless facility
• Police: Transient confesses to knifing 79-year-old man
• If you don't vote today, don't gripe tomorrow
• Highway 111 to close in Cathedral City
• Meteorologist to speak at Rotary Club meeting
• The Giants win the Series!
• Stars shine at Desert Theatre League
• Indio police clear scene after man shot
• Reading of screenplay to be held at local church
• No-names lead Giants to first title in 56 years
• Fly nonstop from Palm Springs to Houston
• La Quinta students take anti-bias training in wake of 'Beat the Jew' game
• City offering CERT classes to valley residents
• Time once again for more golfers, higher green fees
• AIG to repay $37B in bailout money
• BNP Paribas Open to add Hawkeye instant replay to all courts
• Houston named ‘Guardian Angel' of annual parade
• Getting to know Palm Desert tennis player Lauren Marker
• Small Business Snapshot: Absolutely Spotless Carpet & Tile Cleaning
• Desert Hot Springs police arrest man in kidnapping case
• Art club to meet at museum to paint, sketch
• Stars will shine in Pro-Am at Desert Dunes
• Political gridlock could threaten economy
• Twenty-four students busted in truancy sweep
• Cathedral City officer pleads not guilty
• Halloween parties abound in valley
• Chiklis reinvents himself again with ‘Family'
• Jury continues deliberating in deputy's retrial
• Nerve damage topic of Nov. 12 talk
• One Giant Step
• What's wrong with an old-fashioned letter?
• Bridge project near Mecca to begin today
• La Quinta clinic hosting food drive for Coachella Valley Rescue Mission
• Gasol, Kobe help Lakers roll to win
• Mark Weber is in the zone
• Inland Empire gas prices on the rise
• Win a free turkey this month at the Mizell Senior Center
• Chargers rally behind emotional speech
• County still trying to make up for health facility closures
• Incumbents fend off challengers in Assembly races
• Hearing starts over Ariz illegal immigration law
• Kiffin blames himself for poor choices
• Parade kicks off with salute to vets
• Ark. school board member quits after anti-gay rant
• Docs help make pot available to anyone in Calif.
• Westwood the new No. 1
• Child porn suspect arrested
• Feds advise local law enforcement about mail bombs
• 2 dead when pickup crashes into LA house
• Indians clinch DVL off the court
• Two killed in shooting at holiday party
• Ugandan newspaper again publishes list of gay men
• Rancho Mirage council could vote on pot dispensaries
• Red lights seem to take forever but often don't
• Two treated for minor injuries after shooting following party
• COD hosts free workshop for contractors
• Desert Commercial Bank's earnings up $2.2 million over last year
• Political Insider: Parties combine candidates' parties
• Abie Perkins Trio to perform at Art Under the Umbrellas in La Quinta
• Early morning fire in Palm Springs causes $80,000 damage
• Main Street Palm Springs general, marketing meetings Tuesday
• Candidates rumble into final stretch
• Get free blood glucose, pressure screenings at Rite Aid in Palm Desert
• Cathedral City police looking into park stabbing
• Segovia holiday celebration open to public
• Howl-O-Ween Harvest Happening
• $200,000 grant will help Desert Cancer Foundation offset costs
• Work on gas line to close parts of Gerald Ford Drive
• Court extends life of gay military policy
• Hiker rescued on San Jacinto
• Deadline nears to enter Palm Springs Festival of Lights Parade
• Lindsay Wagner to speak during PSWIFT luncheon
• Fate of Palm Desert's familiar park water feature to be discussed
• Valley Italians revel in the good life
• Voters: Some Indian Wells polling places have changed
• Elderly man found stabbed in Indio
• Jackie Lee Houston named 'Guardian Angel' for Palm Springs Festival of Lights Parade
• Golf Cart Parade a ghastly affair
• COD, Cal State San Bernardino professor to speak at library
• Driver rolls vehicle near Aerial Tramway
• Houston flight added to Palm Springs flight roster
• Who should be this week's Friday Night Hero?
• Police seek assailant who stabbed 79-year-old man in Indio
• Jackie Lee Houston Named 2010 Guardian Angel for 19th Annual Palm Springs Festival of Lights
• Bridges of Hope in Cathedral City seeks toy donations for needy
• 3-D may also add dimension of emotion
• Stone Temple Pilots perform at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino
• Shopping holiday lasts all year long
• Fight for desegregation offers lessons for gay troops debate
• Walgreens stores raise $15,000 for AIDS Walk
• Indio looking to sell property
• It's official: Tiger's reign as top golfer ends Monday
• Eric Burdon on history, his McCallum Theatre debut, and that famous song
• Desert Sun's Saturday, Sunday home delivery up
• Can solar volts jolt the area economy?
• Matt's Mailbag: So, is Time Warner going to get the NFL Network?
• Term limits hot topic for city officials
• Valley business briefs for Sunday, Oct. 31
• Are your health insurance premiums going up?
• Home helps Texas get back in World Series
• Dueling ballot initiatives focus on deputy pensions
• Your business, your news for Sunday, Oct. 31
• Desert Hot Springs police seek two men in connection with shooting
• USC latest victim of top-ranked Oregon's unstoppable offensive attack
• Angel View fashion show, luncheon takes on Mandarin theme
• Grant allows LGBT senior center to expand
• Man arrested after fire hydrant crash, police chase in Cathedral City
• Rams run to CIF meet
• Women leaders inspire others with speeches
• Mistrust between business, White House intensifying
• Women Leaders Forum has new women leaders
• Defense helps COD even record at 4-4
• Piano concert aids Guide Dogs of the Desert
• First impressions inspire custom metal designs
• Expo today to honor veterans, active Marines
• Statehouse Insider: Ducheny mum on life after Senate
• Rancho Mirage Woman's Club celebrates new rooms
• Valley convention calendar for Sunday, Oct. 31
• Program teaches parents to read aloud to kids
• Palm Desert parks panel to discuss 'Hoppy's Creed' signs
• Desert Scene Don't Misses
• Night brings rare ringtail sighting
• Readers needed for BookPALS program
• List of Halloween events
• Engineer survived battle of Iwo Jima
• Help kids retain info they've read
• Congressional candidates make their case
• Yemeni arrested, al-Qaida bomber eyed in mail plot
• SoCal candidate called to active duty
• Realtors look ahead to home sales in 2011
• One man dead, another critical after Indio shooting
• In election's shadow, 'Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear' draws laughs, activism
• CSU may hike tuition 5 percent
• Wildlife is not so elusive if you know where to search
• Ousted from 'Project Runway,' Michael Costello still a winner
• Stealth Nazis on ballot for Inland Empire races
• Jerry Brown, Meg Whitman argue over resumes
• Palm Springs Art Museum marks Day of the Dead
• State, nation, other: Puerto Rico tries to decide
• California Assembly race defined by gay marriage foe
• Halloween fest goes to the dogs
• Walk raises heart rates, spirits, more than $200,000
• Barbara Boxer, Carly Fiorina rally supporters
• Hundreds brave chill, steep road in annual 6K event
• Death notices for Sunday, Oct. 31
• Immediate effects of Prop. 19 up in air
• Police seek gunman who shot two in Coachella
• Death notices for Saturday, Oct. 30
• Palm Springs man pleads not guilty to child rape
• USC announces $70 million sports complex
• Project Runway's Michael Costello to be Celebrity Grand Marshal for 2010 Festival of Lights Parade
• USC does not fear the Ducks
• Valley religion notes for Oct. 30
• Security beefed up at LAX, other airports
• Film Screening - Blow-Up
• 2nd Annual Dog Day Afternoon Howl'oween Extravaganza Slated for Oct. 30 at Palm Springs Stadium
• Shooting sends 2 to hospital; shooters sought
• Local UCR campus slashes budget by 40 percent
• Adjusting irrigation is at top of chores list
• Indians, Aztecs meet again with more on the line
• VillageFest to Host Halloween Spook-tacular Oct. 28 in Downtown
• Gabe Codding named director of Kraft Nabisco Championship
• Need a home? Habitat accepting applications
• Turnovers doom DHS in loss to Yucca Valley
• Greater Palm Springs Pride Parade & Festival Slated for Nov. 6-7 in Downtown
• Indians sack Aztecs for key victory in DVL title race
• Terror plot aimed at U.S. uncovered
• Small Business Snapshot: Mentor Capitol Management
• PEP group honored for work with local parents
• Desert Regional Medical Center's Famed Tower Aglow in Pink in Rcognition of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Robinson runs LQ to victory
• Investors see a growing appetite for restaurants
• Valley business briefs for Oct. 30
• Cattleman beholds joy, tragedy of war
• City Of Palm Springs To Present Holiday Concert
• Rajahs win first DVL game by downing Lions
• Who's to blame for Chargers' woeful start?
• Frequency, power of Wi-Fi, cell phones differ
• Survey: Latinos born in U.S. split over effect of illegal immigration
• Big Bear rolls on ground to down Knights
• Armed robbery suspects jailed
• You can help choose the state's destiny
• Thousand Palms Community Council wants county leaders to regulate pot
• Foxes prove too much for Chapel to top
• Tickets available for musical productions
• Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down for Oct. 30
• Coachella Valley Rescue Mission asking for food donations
• Valley sports roundup for Oct. 30
• Are you facing higher health insurance costs?
• El Paseo sees new stores announcing their openings
• Marine Corps band to hold free holiday concert
• Conquerors roll to big road win
• Party raises $1,000 for animal shelter
• Vet built bridges on Europe's battlefields
• Palm Desert council OKs renovations to fire stations
• COD hosts Orange Coast
• Bella da Ball to host Save-A-Pet fundraiser
• Palm Springs Arts Festival draws artists from around the world
• Steve Sanchez responds to mailer attacking him for backing water rates increase
• Home sales drop but prices up
• School hosting Festival of Frights for all ages
• Tiny fruit gets own exhibit hall, opening today
• Obama: Terror explosives found, bound for US
• Tram Road Challenge releases results
• Halloween events around the valley
• Nurses group to hold holiday bazaar
• Lights out for predators on Halloween
• Actor who played Danno on ‘Hawaii Five-O' dies at 72
• Dog costume contest caps off fundraiser
• Cahuilla PTO Hosts Harvest Fest Friday
• Day care operator pleads not guilty
• Two suspected of burglarizing school arrested
• Poll: Brown opens up double-digit lead in governor's race
• Police: Truck strikes fire hydrant, leads chase
• Trio Restaurant Supports PSHS Arts Institute
• DOJ to monitor polling places
• County voter registration up over '08
• Bristol Farms' management team, private investor assume ownership
• Gusts of wind, clouds linger in Palm Springs area
• 'Expecting Mary' Screening Benefits PSHS Arts Institute
• La Quinta's back-to-back titles highlight decade
• Greater Palm Springs Pride Festival And Parade
• Palm Springs Arts Festival
• Eisenhower Medical Center To Open Two New Primary Care Health Centers In Palm Springs
• VillageFest To Host Halloween Spook-Tacular In Downtown Palm Springs!
• 2nd Annual Dog Day Afternoon Halloween Extravaganza to Support Palm Springs Animal Shelter
• Project Runway's Michael Costello to be 2010 PS Festival of Lights Parade Grand Marshal
• Junior Seau drives off cliff after late-night arrest
• NASA scientist to speak at women's conference
• CVA chooses Scott White as its new president
• Santa Cruz councilman skips court, arrest warrant issued
• Former Duke star trying to get on track
• Museum hosting annual 'Boo Bash' on Sunday
• Factory production slows because of less spending
• Opening arguments may begin today in deputy's retrial on assault charges
• Valley sports roundup for Oct. 19
• Water bond measure topic of forum
• Small Business Snapshot: FitzHenry-Wiefels Cremation and Burial Service
• Evidentiary hearing today for man charged with killing uncle in Palm Springs
• Gallery: Palm Desert vs. La Quinta Water Polo
• Palm Springs High School wins GOT MILK? contest
• Former publisher to lead hospital marketing
• Supervisors to consider countywide standard for outdoor lights
• The Crystals Open Follies' 20th Season
• Submit your application for Riverside County board of education
• How to be an art legend? Just act like one
• Palm Springs police nab suspected burglar seen in pharmacy
• Fresh and Easy hosting fundraisers for Landau, Agua Caliente schools
• Finding the facts in the Bono Mack, Pougnet campaign ads
• 'Wall Street' actress Carey Mulligan to be honored at film fest gala
• School board candidates to speak at town hall meeting
• Task force: Changes needed to preserve county water supplies
• Gray skies, scattered showers
• Students invited to enter poster design contest
• Group on mission to impeach President Obama
• DWA officials approve rate increase
• Fire at abandoned home under investigation
• Event celebrates 10th anniversary of national monument
• Tom Bosley, 'Happy Days' father, dies at 83
• Event to focus on earthquake preparedness
• New program touts the benefits of food stamps
• Rollover reported at Ramon Road, Da Vall Drive
• Child safety Desert Sands may test biometric bus rider tracking
• Reminder: Reset your sprinklers to save water as temperatures drop
• COD auto club will give your car a mechanical physical
• Supervisors, deputies battle via initiatives
• Valley must take action against greenhouse gases
• Desert Rock Series revamped
• Coachella councilman talks to FBI
• Judge: Hemet man must stand trial for murder of 17-year-old
• At 93, Borgnine is back in ‘RED'
• One hurt in Highway 111 rollover near Palm Springs
• Judge tentatively rejects stay request
• Tourism bureau to move office to Palm Springs convention center
• 'Voluntourism' is gol for Palm Springs group
• Updated: No injuries in Pierce Street rollover
• Police looking for man who robbed beauty store
• Sign up now for charity golf tournament at PGA West
• Measure K is a smart plan to speed roadwork
• Johnny Sheffield, actor who played Tarzan's 'Boy,' dies at 79
• Runner Elias Cota attracting colleges' attention
• Task force to discuss suicide prevention among gay youth
• Death notices for Tuesday, Oct. 19
• PG&E offers buyout to San Bruno blast homeowners
• Riverside County water supplies focus of workshop
• Palm Springs police make arrest in window breaking burglaries
• Children's Discovery Museum set for new exhibits, expansion
• Reception at Palm Desert Community Gallery to honor artists Jeffrey Kirby, Ben Jasper and Al Savlowitz
• CVAG to issue early data on greenhouse gas inventory
• Crystal Cathedral megachurch files for bankruptcy
• Service unites American Heat bikers as they profess faith, tell stories of past
• Palm Desert Aztecs show off pink cleats in football win
• The Y holds book drive for pre-k through teens
• Randy Quaid a no-show for felony vandalism case
• Behler Publications director to talk about promotions at Rancho Mirage library
• Teen accused of Hemet killing in court today
• Man robs Cathedral City beauty salon
• USC Trojan notes for Oct. 18
• Barbara Walters to interview Oprah Winfrey about the end of talk show
• Gas prices on the rise across Inland Empire
• Boise State's odds at title shot grow
• Coastal folks not venturing to Coachella Valley
• 'Octomom' doctor facing allegations of gross negligence
• Former NFL star linebacker Junior Seau drives off road
• Cathedral City's Healing Field seeks volunteers
• Nation's major charities show fewer donations
• Judge refuses to delay gas nozzle latch ban
• Women Leaders Forum's L.E.A.D. conference to feature NASA scientist
• Rams' defense holds down Chargers in win
• San Bruno explosion investigative panel assembled
• Palm Springs Bureau of Tourism moves offices to Palm Springs Convention Center
• Coachella Valley Fiesta of Chilies canceled due to death
• Homes, jobs make it harder to move
• Study shows big oil money can influence research
• Palm Springs CVA snags San Antonio's Scott White as its new CEO
• Downtown Palm Springs sculpture draws double-take
• Today is last day to register to vote in Nov. 2 election
• Bosnia revokes Angelina Jolie's filming permit
• 'Relay for Life' planned for November in Thermal
• Dan Martinez takes charge in Indio
• Economy taxing campaign donations
• Stock futures mostly dip before Bernanke's speech
• Federal judge may rule on 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Halloween carnival, festival planned at Coachella library
• Coalition set to build low-income housing unit in Desert Hot Springs
• Severely wounded soldier describes Fort Hood spree
• Disabilities no longer a death sentence for pets
• Reunions planned for Palm Springs High School 1960-61 classes
• Rain expected in Coachella Valley as system moves in from north
• Clinton backs Brown, Sanchez in Calif visit
• Desert Hot Springs stabbing victim not cooperating with police
• Transient man stabbed in Indio, in stable condition
• Readers share their stories of bumping into celebrities
• Court hearing set on Coconino County T-shirt case
• NFL may start suspending players for violent hits
• Collision leaves two people injured in Desert Hot Springs
• Dogs get yappy, owners happy at Hotel Zoso in Palm Springs
• Sheriff's department investigating east valley shootings
• Bank of America plans to resume some foreclosures
• Mary Bono Mack, Steve Pougnet have differing thoughts on war
• Gay marriage surfaces as an issue in state races on Election Day
• Deputy's retrial starts today in Indio
• Canadian military officer exposed as serial killer
• Enter a float in annual Palm Springs Festival of Lights Parade
• 49ers win first after late rally tops Raiders
• Mailbag: Dirk Nowitzki's choice to sit in outdoor NBA game upsets area fans
• Christopher Cross to 'rock' desert at Palm Desert Civic Center
• Financial pundits help make 'QE2' a popular term
• Palm Springs Historical Society celebrates a colorful past with Kodachrome exhibit
• Women Leaders Forum to host leadership conference
• Giving Back: Organizations help youth, hungry
• Vote for this week's Friday Night Hero
• Broadway tunes come to Hyatt resort for holidays
• Summit a chance for valley to assess, realign economic health
• Abandoned home catches fire in Desert Hot Springs
• Photo Gallery: Tim McGraw performs at Fantasy Springs Casino
• Study explores how America views God
• Coachella Valley Economic Partnership powers innovation, re-energizes region
• La Quinta mobile home catches fire
• Large black panther seen near La Quinta
• Drug dogs to search Palm Springs Unified schools
• Your Business, Your News for Oct. 17
• Police suspect gang involvement in man's shooting
• As motorcycles take over Palm Springs, some shop owners have issues with event
• Video indicates Indio shooting suspects did not rush outside bar after victim
• Feisty badgers can have profound effect on desert's soil and plants
• Police: Transient man stabbed
• Chamber, museum may share visitor center duty
• Outside advertisers strangely missing from local races
• Help kids deal with their anger
• Don't lock in retirement benefits
• Tackle community issues at CODES meeting
• Desert Sun investigation: 1-in-3 inspected trucks unfit for I-10
• Savor food and wine the San Luis Obispo way
• Yes on Measure L: Help us protect our benefits from the deceitful politicians
• Learn to make ceramics in senior center class
• Vet was on ship that captured German sub
• Discover brightest stars from desert's back roads
• No on Measure L: Union is using scare tactics to protect generous pensions
• Address concerns with Bono Mack rep Monday
• Lee Westwood has won no majors but will be No. 1
• Agua Caliente Cultural Museum hosts dinner in Mother Nature's ballroom
• Teen journalists: We can help kick start your careers
• Gridiron giving: Boxer Tim Bradley helping valley youth football
• Angels among party for AIDS Assistance
• Meg Whitman fighting for every vote in the Coachella Valley
• USC Trojans wallop Bears; Oregon on tap next week
• Vocalist Jessica Tivens to perform for Well In The Desert
• Executive Nick Bozick keeps grounded with hands in fields
• Desert Hot Springs reigns on gridiron after downpour stops
• New Rotary Club born in Coachella Valley
• Keynote speaker takes CVEP summit to new level
• Xavier Prep settles down after halftown to cruise blow out victory
• Dames do it again at annual fundraiser
• All About Business: Desert Hot Springs joins other cities in WestJet campaign
• Evening Jewel finishes third in Kentucky race
• Angel View benefits from Marriott charity golf tournament
• Foreclosures leave renters in a quandary
• Valley Roundup: Aztecs place fifth in water polo tournament
• Girlfriend Factor repeats 'Evening at Club Cabana' fundraiser
• Valley business briefs for Oct. 17
• Fair showcases alternative fuel, electric vehicles
• County Assessor: New law ‘big win' for property owners
• Check city landscapes for inspiring plant ideas
• Trojans hope to turn the tide against Golden Bears
• Police searching for man who robbed Payless
• Playboy Golf Scramble open to the public
• Diana Krall brings jazz to McCallum
• Execution needed for some big-name teams
• Morning bingo back at Mizell Senior Center
• Grab and grow: Fall plant sale in Redlands today
• Coachella's Randy Caballero wins unanimous bout
• Learn about city's history during nature walk
• Time to reteach the ‘Golden Rule'
• Aztecs pull away from Arabs
• Center holding Latino HIV/AIDS awareness day
• Hastert and Rove predict GOP victory
• Indians' start Nephi Garcia hurt; team routs Indio
• Lunch to honor those who work with disabled kids
• Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down for Oct. 16
• Nine La Quinta players score in rout
• Veteran raising fund to bring memorial to city
• Tourism agency settles on new president/CEO
• Desert Christian piles it on Upland
• Retired Army General to speak at dinner
• Small Business Snapshot: Vintage 'n Vogue
• Saints come up short in De Anza League opener
• Task force arrests man after finding pills
• B-52s to rock Evening Under Stars
• Desert Mirage can't make key plays
• Attorney General: We'll arrest for pot, legal or not
• Valley business briefs for Oct. 16
• Tonight's prep football games
• $2.6 million spent by candidates in 45th race
• Old-style auction holds first sale today
• Mary Bono Mack, Steve Pougnet exchange accusations in TV ads
• Bikers help and hinder downtown businesses
• Graphic design using a Mac can be cost-free
• Biker weekend -- and mixed emotions about it -- continue in Palm Springs
• Valley resident revels in Nebraska reunion
• Valley schools celebrate Homecoming games
• Valley religion notes for Oct. 16
• Possible panther sighting investigated in La Quinta
• Evening Jewel will be missing admirer at race
• Shootings in Indio under investigation
• Kamper previously accused of inappropriate behavior
• Register by Monday to vote Nov. 2
• Valley sports roundup for Oct. 16
• Local officials await Indian gaming funds
• Dentist part of Army medical detachment
• Barbara Billingsley, TV mom to the Beaver, dies
• James Dockery's Oregon State diary
• Police release sketch of man who attempted to abduct 15-year-old
• Relatives say man killed Tuesday was loving, caring
• Sleek looks take the place of usual rustic old jack-o-lanterns
• COD plays at Southwestern tonight
• Coachella Valley Latino International Film Festival pushed back for lack of location
• Gallery: La Quinta Senior Center Halloween
• Visit Zin American Bistro to taste the flavors of fall
• Cathedral City pet of the week
• Electric cars on display at Palm Springs car show
• John Carlos confirms medal's meaning
• Indian Wells salvaging senior homes
• Volunteering high on list of priorities for teen
• Candidate hosting block party for residents on Tuesday
• Auctionarium to kick off public auctions Saturday in Rancho Mirage
• Emmy-winning journalist to speak in Palm Springs
• In any language, Caballero a hit so far
• Trucks collide, one driver hospitalized
• Students get crash course in the human body
• Candidate hosting open house
• New law restricts solicitations for expensive copies of records
• Police ask for public's help finding La Quinta burglars
• Palm Springs volleyball stays perfect in the DVL
• Planners tied on camp's revamp
• Palm Springs police blotter for Oct. 15
• Retired Army general to kick off new season of World Affairs Council of the Desert series
• Hearing today for man accused of killing, burning remains of Hemet teen
• BLM to hold hearings on Desert Sunlight solar project
• Valley sports roundup for Oct. 15
• Pot dispensary issue heads to Rancho Mirage City Council
• Palm Springs sports roundup for Oct. 15
• 'Yappy Hour' for dogs, pet owners at Hotel Zoso
• Inland Empire gas price rises for 13th consecutive day
• Gov't: No increase for Social Security next year
• Tonight's prep football games
• Funds swap will help build bridge — if CVAG, state approve the plan
• Close race for girls cross country teams
• Free tour of DeBrandt House in Palm Springs Movie Colony District
• Indio police investigating two shootings
• Palm Desert campus to host forum on delayed water bond
• Teenager's condition critical after shooting
• Military shelves gay ban — for now
• Fresh is best at Solano's Bistro
• Group mixes volunteerism with tourism
• Armed, masked man robs Cathedral City shoe store
• Palm Springs Fall Clean-Up Week starts Monday
• Candidates discuss how best to help students
• ‘Wolf' in actors' clothes
• Sarner to be honored for work with children
• Judge refuses to delay gas nozzle latch ban
• Palm Springs Art Museum to unveil new Richard Avedon exhibit
• Indio Mayor: City has come a long way
• Hot Picks: Things to do around the valley
• Annual tea strengthens bond between moms and daughters
• Countrywide co-founder Angelo Mozilo tries to settle SEC charges
• Lindsay Lohan's dad threatens to fall off wagon, see daughter at Betty Ford Center
• Valley students join global project
• CVS pays $75M fine for selling ingredient for meth
• The ‘Kitchen Lady' supplies all your culinary needs, wants
• San Bruno explosion investigative panel assembled
• Lecture to discuss impact of autism on the family
• Cities face uncertainty if marijuana is legalized
• Small Business Snapshot: LaBonte Salon & Spa
• Fish and shellfish featured at farmers market
• Bernanke: Fed wrestles with size of aid program
• Riverside County school board accepting trustee applications
• Death notices for Friday, Oct. 15
• Dollar's buying power keeps dropping
• Neighborhood group to present school with $3,000
• Sculpture added to town square
• So you bought a foreclosed home. Now what?
• LPGA should let this one go
• Valley business briefs for Oct. 15
• Library holding pumpkin coloring, drawing contest
• Mary Pickford Theater costing city money
• 'Project Runway': Palm Springs' Michael Costello makes it to Fashion Week
• Edmonton Oilers owner Peter Pocklington's sentencing postponed because of late paperwork
• Steve Pougnet a leader for medicinal marijuana, Bono Mack a roadblock
• Palm Springs news briefs for Oct. 15
• Candidates discuss adding property in Thousand Palms to sphere of influence
• Indio police release sketch of attempted kidnapper
• High School Football: What have we learned so far?
• Vargas is a strong choice to succeed Sen. Ducheny
• Pilates class offered at center
• Cathedral City sports roundup for Oct. 15
• Even if Prop. 19 passes, Feds say they will enforce marijuana laws in California
• Coachella police say two robberies may be linked
• Army Corps kept women busy in war
• Verville uses psychic gift to help others
• Knight top runner for Lions in DVL meet
• LifeStream cancels Palm Springs blood drive
• Grandma's ashes mistakenly sold at Fla. yard sale
• Indio mayor delivers "State of the City" speech
• Candidates offer views on Desert Sands
• Fund raiser for valley youth dies at 85
• Carl's Jr. exec, famed catcher ride in parade
• Saints double up on Blackhawks
• More Americans choosing 'green burials'
• Are you unemployed or under-employed?
• Hearing for suspect in slaying on Friday
• More than 5,000 bikers expected in valley this weekend
• Council seeks company to run aquatic center
• Band is still takin' care of business
• Great Salt Lake approaching record low water level
• Police search for gunman after one shot in Indio
• Indio's Cota nips La Quinta's Orozco for DVL meet title
• Questions surround death of 19-year-old transient
• Efficiency among new sheriff's station's benefits
• ‘Jackass' both funny, gross
• Schwarzenegger in London to meet prime minister
• Renovation of Indio farm labor camp denied
• Agents the problem, not players
• Coachella official defends spending
• Museum, utensils on council agenda
• ‘Pawn Star' ups the ante at appearance
• Nepal teen stands tall as world's shortest man
• Perjury sentencing delayed for ex-Oilers owner, Palm Desert resident
• Top managers have secret to make them look so smart
• A real race breaks out in valley's ‘incumbency city'
• Teacher, executive honored with Athena Awards
• Tram Road beckons with its Challenge
• La Quinta man arrested on suspicion of drug charges
• Death notices for Thursday, Oct. 14
• Several prep teams think pink
• Inland Empire gasoline price rises for 11th straight day
• Palm Desert sports roundup for Oct. 14
• Why you should get a flu shot
• LA Holocaust museum opens doors to new home
• Dollar hits fresh 15-year-low against yen
• Blackhawks, Huebner race to victories in DVL meet
• Palm Springs High holds Homecoming parade
• Aztecs recover, rest up for Arabs
• Free test may pinpoint potential lung diseases
• Soaring Hoover Dam bypass bridge finally complete
• U.S. counterterror official: European plot still active
• Law experts to talk about Prop. 8, upcoming election
• Valley sports roundup for Oct. 14
• Family YMCA schools to hold open house
• Saints prove mettle against Blackhawks
• Seek treatment to wean yourself off tranquilizers
• Indio's State of the City set for today
• Trade deficit widens sharply to $46.3 billion
• Shots fired in county island near Indio
• Tim McGraw: Singer, actor, changed man
• Incumbents must work together to lead Coachella
• Report: Breakout role ends poorly for Lindsay Lohan
• Latino film festival in Indio postponed a year
• Roadside bomb in Baghdad kills 4, wounds 6
• Rancho Mirage commission reviews pot dispensary proposal today
• Meetings to focus on Measure S
• Keep the dirty politics out of local campaigns
• Experience key with council candidates
• Pilot injured as small plane crashes near Perris
• NATO: 5 more troops killed in Afghanistan attacks
• CVS fined for sale of meth ingredient
• Workshop offered for male survivors of abuse
• It's pretty, but it's a poor use of taxpayer money
• 20 years later, Jazzercise keeps folks fit
• Ex-Oilers owner, Palm Desert resident Peter Pocklington to be sentenced in perjury case
• Dalai Lama says he would be a lousy U.S. president
• Free screening of Duroville documentary at Mizell Senior Center
• Jeremy London's accused kidnapper faces trial
• Thanks to the fellow who delivered lost wallet
• Chefs show talents at cooking's ‘Carnegie Hall'
• Mayor, council candidates disclose finances
• SoCal couple plead not guilty in boys' kidnapping
• Free tours of Indian Wells Tennis Garden through May
• Rescue of miners provides world feel-good moment
• Blixseth faces $57M tax bill in Montana
• Palm Desert pet of the week
• La Quinta police blotter for Oct. 14
• Raid on ex-convict's SoCal home uncovers weapons cache
• Raíces Cultura presents annual Día de los Muertos celebration
• Jury sought for accused in deadly hit-and-run
• Natural gas elbows its way on to center stage
• Accomplished, grumpy brother was beloved
• La Quinta sports roundup for Oct. 14
• Pentagon in limbo on 'don't ask, don't tell' court order
• Ages 65 and over invited to casting call for television show
• Flawless operation ends nightmare
• Valley business briefs for Oct. 14
• ‘Upcycling' gives old things new life
• UCLA students to honor John Wooden today
• NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab's chief to speak at Indian Wells conference
• Veteran passed up chance to miss war
• Electric vehicles focus of weekend events
• Palm Desert news and notes for Oct. 14
• Blackhawks set to defend DVL title
• Valley sports roundup for Oct. 13
• Indio Ballot measure talk set for 7 p.m. Thursday
• Create delicious bites for easy entertaining
• Sammy Sosa's corked bat hits the auction block
• Performing arts season at Indian Wells Theater announced
• Death notices for Wednesday, Oct. 13
• Brown, Whitman trade personal shots as they pitch qualifications
• Radarman guarded skies against attack
• Report predicts Palm Desert retail vacancy rate to surpass 16 percent
• Diana Krall to perform benefit gala concert
• Actor Jeremy London gets courtroom close-up
• For Rangers, wait is over
• Water rate increase -- No: Raising prices in this economy is just wront
• One killed in Desert Hot Springs shooting
• In US, Hispanics outlive whites, blacks by years
• Stanford golfer shoots 65 to win individual Prestige title by six
• Water rate increase -- Yes: Desert Water Agency has to balance its budget
• Lifelong Learning program kicks off season today
• LIVE VIDEO: Chilean mine rescue
• Judge places global block on gay ban
• Indio Planning Commission to discuss renovation of farm labor camp
• Gardeners invited to 'uncommon plant sale' this weekend
• 17 pulled from mine as Chile rejoices over problem-free rescue
• Officials, law enforcement tour new sheriff's station
• High hopes for iPad push Apple shares up
• ASGA benefit for The First Tee
• Palm Springs High School homecoming parade today
• State budget spares area preschool
• Report shows rise in Palm Springs bed taxes
• Ask Larry: How is Woods still No. 1?
• Feds investigating suspected National Guard funds fraud
• Candidates lay out Palm Desert vision
• Despite freezes, U.S. still racking up foreclosures
• Pro golf's dwindling days still interesting
• 1,700 East Palo Alto residents get erroneous evacuation alert
• Checkpoint seizes 950 pounds of pot
• Mission Springs Water District lays off 3 staffers
• TaylorMade Rossa Ghost putter
• Orange County reports its first human case of West Nile virus
• Hugs seen around the world as rescue goes global
• Retired Navy engineer lauds judge for taking action
• Board pans proposed library revamp
• ChildHelp USA celebrity tournament
• Man charged with L.A. killing returned to California
• Motorcycle rally this weekend in Palm Springs
• Co-defendant in Palm Springs slaying testifies
• Police link man to '08 burglary
• Wounded Warrior celebrity event slated
• Officials in 49 states launch foreclosure probe
• 'Ladies Night' at The Show in Rancho Mirage canceled
• Retired general to give talk on Mideast policy
• Palm Springs Unified candidates speak out
• It's easy to make candy treats big and little ghouls will gobble up
• Woman found slain in San Diego college restroom
• CVAG to host free climate action plan workshop
• Jubilant crowd greets miners as rescue begins
• Older than Old Town: Dig into valley history
• Local chefs take on James Beard
• Police: Northern California mom kills young twin daughters
• CVAG to host climate action plan workshop
• Palm Desert snares key DVL win for playoff positioning
• Classes of 1960, 1961, get ready for a flashback
• It's getting easier to be vegetarian at eateries
• Bomb squad probes package found at Arizona nuclear plant
• 'Boo Bash' returns to Children's Discovery Museum just in time for Halloween
• Garcia a jack of all trades on and off field
• ‘Portal of Poppies' set for Plaza Calle Tampico
• Jumpin' Jacques more than a flash in the pan
• Impotence drug makers to provide TV ad schedules
• Three Coachella Valley artists to be feted at reception Monday
• Dirk should have thrown valley NBA fans a bone
• City Council to meet today at 6 p.m.
• Roasted eggplant stars in pasta
• Palm Desert session to explain short sale process
• Report: Lindsay Lohan tries to sneak out of Betty Ford Center in search of caffeine
• Bono Mack supporter Erica Stone takes flak
• Living Desert's Wildlife Wonders Show
• Palm Springs White Party to be featured on 'Housewives' reality show Monday
• Coachella man arrested after DNA links him to 2008 burglary
• Mission Springs Water District announces layoffs
• Ceremony to dedicate $33M sheriff's station
• SoCal rancher investigated for mountain lion death
• Border Patrol seizes 950 pounds of pot in Indio
• Senior golfers leave pleased about courses
• Help save the Salton Sea over breakfast today
• Pasadena OKs $152-million Rose Bowl makeover
• B-52s to headline 'Evening Under the Stars'
• New mortuary to hold grand opening
• Rams golfers chase title
• Neighbors from north, south ready to talk trade
• Trail around Metallica singer's land overbudget
• August 2010 Transient Occupancy Tax Up 11 Percent in Palm Springs Compared With Last Year
• Sports bulletin board for Oct. 12
• Council appoints Weill to planning commission
• Gubernatorial candidates to face off for final debate
• Fall Clean-up Week Slated for Oct. 18-23 in Palm Springs
• Three local women nominated for Concierge of the Year award
• Giants close out Braves, Cox
• Al Widman to help lead Berkeley College online
• Film Fest submissions coming fast, furious
• 14th Annual Palm Springs Veterans Day Parade Slated for Nov. 11 in Downtown
• SoCal supermarkets reach 5-year Teamsters deal
• No Monday magic for Brett Favre
• Death notices for Tuesday, Oct. 12
• Microsoft launches Windows Phone 7
• Homes wrecked in San Bruno explosion cleared away
• Oscar-nominated documentary director to speak at library Monday
• Stanford, Cal tied for lead entering finals of men's college golf tournament
• Construction to begin on Desert Ice Castle rink
• Small Business Snapshot: Hansen Financial and Insurance Services LLC.
• Los Altos baby born at 10:10 on 10/10/10
• Male abuse survivors invited to help create T-shirts
• Cal visits Coliseum in big game for Trojans
• YMCA of the Desert holding open houses
• Survey: Economic growth slowing
• Nighttime shooting at Northern Calif. high school leaves one dead
• Chile official: 1st miner to surface today
• Valley sports roundup for Oct. 12
• City soliciting school grant applications
• A long history of attack ads
• CalPERS fires investment firm with ties to Alfred Villalobos
• President and first lady to campaign for Sen. Barbara Boxer
• Jerry Brown and Meg Whitman look to get past distractions in last forum
• Women's Club to hold fundraising dinner
• Palm Springs should review DUI strategy
• Sen. Barbara Boxer to vote early today in Riverside
• YMCA preschool open houses held this week
• Coachella official wants FBI probe
• Four-car pileup chokes Dinah Shore Drive
• Jeremy London to testify in hearing
• Co-defendant to testify today in Palm Springs murder trial
• Proposed Welwood Murray Library remodel, expansion rejected
• Mystery Book Club welcomes psychic lecture
• Two men face life in prison if convicted of slaying
• Californians go east - to Oklahoma
• Judge orders 'don't ask, don't tell' injunction
• Workshop offers tips on desert landscaping
• More DUI checkpoints coming to Palm Springs
• Palm Springs publisher releases book on UFOs
• Palm Springs High wins breakfast challenge
• Possible gang-related shooting under probe
• Signs in Indio taking aim at 3 incumbents
• Pasadena OKs $152-million Rose Bowl makeover
• Foreclosure sales in Riverside County slow
• Dropout prevention program gets millions
• City Council to vote on adopting state's CALGreen building code
• Indio man was rollover crash victim
• Study: Legalizing pot won't hinder Mexican cartels
• Man surrenders after three-hour police standoff in Palm Springs
• Bankrupt resort founder Edra Blixseth faces criminal probe
• Cost concerns slowed Station Fire response
• Pranksters toilet-paper former Bell city manager's home
• Political Insider: Residents criticize negative ads - but they work
• Iowa pastor to defy federal law to remove justices who backed same-sex marriage
• CVWD to offer desert landscaping workshops
• Party around the world comes to Palm Desert to fight climate change
• Stocks extend rally on hopes for Fed action
• Author of "One Dog at a Time" to speak at Joslyn
• The Answer Man: No turn on red, only when people are present
• Witnesses to recall Fort Hood attack at hearing
• Feds probe alleged fraud with Calif Guard funds
• Ruling sets man free after 26 years served
• NY GOP gov hopeful Paladino says he'd hire gays
• 7 Calif. school districts team up to push reform
• After parents' murders, children adjust to Coachella Valley
• Free lung tests Thursday in La Quinta
• Bighorn Behind a Miracle joins Macy's to fight breast cancer
• Phoenix Suns' VP Ann Meyers-Drysdale is a champion herself
• Palm Springs Festival of Lights float entries being accepted
• Weill reappointed to Rancho Mirage Planning Commission
• La Quinta cross country breeding success
• Palm Springs Dancers to host Boomer Night
• Cathedral City ice rink construction set to begin
• Oakland Raiders finally break through with win over rival San Diego Chargers
• Desert Cancer Foundation receives $200,000 grant
• Part of Dinah Shore Drive closed after crash
• Don't forget about the 'other' unbeaten teams
• Society ladies mob old Al Capone haunt
• Palm Springs Season of Sustainability Slated for Oct. 5- Nov.4
• Texas man claims PGA Professional National title in Indian Wells
• Facebook movie 'The Social Network' has lots of fans
• Float Applications Now Being Accepted for 19th Annual Palm Springs Festival of Lights
• University of California takes lead after first day of Prestige at PGA West
• Michael Jackson memorabilia nets $1M at auction
• "American Heat" Motorcycle Weekend Slated for Oct. 15-17 in Downtown Palm Springs
• Cathedral City man arrested in stabbing
• Steven Nash has made a difference as director of the Palm Springs Art Museum
• Palm Springs High School Homecoming Parade Slated for Oct. 13 in Downtown
• California leads nation in college dropout funding
• Police seek man suspected in beating in Cathedral City
• Bring photos to class on scrapbooking
• Man identified who jumped from Palm Springs hotel
• Beverly Hills to make a splash with city scents
• Indio's State of the City set for Thursday
• Register for crime prevention class
• Inland Empire gas prices on the rise
• Chile mine workers face onslaught of emotions when rescued
• Mary Bono Mack, Steve Pougnet nearly united on energy policy
• Running with sisters: Triathlon run by women held in La Quinta
• Giuliani stumping for California republicans
• Palm Springs High School homecoming parade Wednesday
• Housing application on board's agenda
• Two Bell officials resign, third takes large cut in pay
• Fundraiser turns into jam session
• Man surrenders after SWAT team stand-off
• Casino to open poker room this month
• Reader asks about online football
• Jazzin' it up to support campaign against MS
• Cathedral City Police search for violent robber
• Tim Gunn: Bullying is SO out of fashion
• Valley business briefs for Sunday, Oct. 10
• Leaders celebrate art museum expansion
• Valley convention calendar for Sunday, Oct. 10
• Two injured in traffic collision on Ramon Road in Palm Springs
• Support Jan Harnik and Jean Benson for Palm Desert City Council
• Enjoy the stylings of Virginia Waring International Piano Competition pianists while you dine
• Wells Fargo contributes to 'Tools For Tomorrow'
• Statehouse Insider: Leaders fall short on 'green' ratings
• Palm Desert City Council candidates' answers to editorial board questions
• 'Drama to Drag' fundraiser gives support to AAP
• Accountant expertly juggles family and business
• Indian Wells council postpones call on community center
• Annual walk lends aid to cancer fight
• Opera for all
• Businesses ready for influx of Halloween customers
• It's one family legacy nobody minds losing
• Officials outraged over anti-gay gang torture
• Sold-out crowd gets sneak peak of film 'Expecting Mary'
• Musician, former resident Steve Poltz to put on fundraiser
• NBA smart to think outside box like this
• Surgeon to speak about breast cancer
• Pool safety at the YMCA
• Meet Kip Helt, the Phoenix Suns' man with the plan
• Free spiromentry screenings offered
• Keeping valley animals safe
• Puerto Iguazu visit worth the effort
• NBA outdoor game notes
• Big money, no oversight in Coachella
• 80 years young
• Top dog: Everybody seems to love Rufus
• Suns shine at night in 98-90 win
• Coachella Chamber of Commerce hosting mixer at Augustine Casino
• Society pages detail valley's giving nature
• For animals, does size equal fear?
• Gays, allies work for acceptance
• Troops now patrolling Arizona border
• Contrasting campaigns for governor reveal differences between the rivals
• Changing spending habits will help your children learn about money
• A Murray Olderman cartoon: Jackpot!
• Dinner raised funds for garden project
• Steve Pougnet has helped Palm Springs and he should to go Congress
• Michael Connelly hits the L.A. streets
• Death notices for Sunday, Oct. 10
• Indian Wells Chamber of Commerce to hold Mingle Mixer
• Jerry Brown reinvents himself as elder statesman
• Now is the time to look for cheap holiday airfares
• KCET to leave PBS system
• Lieutenant governor hopefuls put big hopes in No. 2 spot
• FIND holds ceremony to introduce food warehouse
• Colleges giving out information at Xavier Prep event
• Carlsbad school shooting suspect called uncooperative
• Society season has returned and is better than ever
• USC's season at a crossroads today
• Contest winner to be named at grand opening
• Park planned for Carl Bray House
• Man kills self by jumping off motel balcony
• Suffocating second half lifts La Quinta to home victory
• Four Preps to perform at Sun City clubhouse
• Homeowner catches suspected burglar
• Live blog: Follow the action at tonight's NBA outdoor game in Indian Wells
• DHS looking golden
• Child abuse council art show is this weekend
• School kids get shopping treat
• Mexico's violence isn't keeping tourists away this year
• Lions come so close to 1st win
• Commission votes to let box painting go forward
• Police stand-off against attempted murder suspect
• Some good seen in latest economic reports
• Saints go marching in to win
• Got a great chili recipe? This cook-off's for you
• Murder suspects say officials listening in on calls
• Valley business briefs for Oct. 9
• Rams see positives in big loss
• Learn tips for gardening in desert at event today
• UCR historian earns rare honor from England
• Small Business Snapshot: Desert Patio
• Sloppy shutout for Desert Christian Academy
• November luncheon to raise money for JROTC
• Franchise player — Nash continues to make the Suns tick
• State to give industry more time for diesel change
• Firebirds lose road contest
• Youth club jazz band releases its first CD
• ‘Robocall' seeks to split vote in appeal to GOP tea partiers
• Kindle handles languages other than English
• Triathlon in valley Sunday
• Fire department serving up hotcakes today
• Bank of America stops foreclosure cases amid investigation
• Tiki torches, a hut, surfboards bring island attitude to La Quinta home
• Defense makes key stop to seal Coachella Valley's road win
• Visitor center shifts to its winter hours
• $87.5B budget passes on hope for handout
• Eaten juicy tomatoes lately? This grower has
• Rajahs blanked by talented Chaparral
• Activist ends hunger strike; moved by support
• Plan creates delicate balance, slices services
• Desert gardeners face unique tomato issues
• Volunteers welcome for today's Cove cleanup
• Plane crashes near Vegas after leaving Palm Springs
• ‘Housewife' takes on Palm Springs
• Jewish Community School awarded accreditation
• Jeremy London makes it to court as judge OKs delay for defense
• Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down for Oct. 9
• Recycling bins installed at bus stops in city
• Cathedral City budgets $300,000 to help Mary Pickford Theatre
• Personal expectations will often bring disappointment
• NFL assistants should never get comfortable
• Dead bird confirmed for West Nile virus
• Valley religion notes for Oct. 9
• Hundreds fill streets of El Paseo for breast cancer walk
• Suns host Nowitzki-less Mavs today
• Coachella Valley Unified School District still getting ‘fiscal expert'
• Civilian forces quick decision from gunner
• Family injured in Riverside collision involving bus
• Bank of America halts foreclosures in 50 states
• Valley sports roundup for Oct. 8
• Duo to perform for today's senior dance
• Marine vet taught others how to swim
• Torme's jazzes up downtown
• Economy loses 95,000 jobs due to government layoffs
• SoCal Edison offers free energy-efficiency upgrades to small businesses
• Tonight's prep football games
• ‘Wheel of Time' dedication is Saturday
• ‘Gateway' park built with stimulus funds dedicated
• Korakia Penisone offers an escape from everyday life
• Provincial governor among 15 killed in Afghan mosque blast
• Mavericks coach collapses, Dirk Nowitzki will pass on Indian Wells
• 70-plus artists to show works this weekend
• New definition of 'lush' in desert landscaping
• Load up on sweet corn at farmers market
• Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo wins Nobel Peace Prize
• Project Runway, Episode 11: Heidi's the client
• Think Pink Day events benefit cancer groups
• Marines prepare for combat
• Palm Springs pet of the week
• California lawmakers pass budget
• Cathedral City business to hold grand opening, announce name change
• ‘Surviving An Angry World' author to visit
• Valley cities get a mention in ABC sitcom ‘Modern Family'
• Gallery a haven for community, artists
• Police: Burglar interrupted by Palm Desert homeowner
• Rancho Mirage Tolerance Center invites classes to see 'Bullied'
• Carl Bray home demolition delayed
• Actor London due in court today to testify
• Local activist on a quest for equality
• Amber Alert issued for two abducted Anaheim children
• Do you have a Bank of America mortgage?
• Drop mail-in ballots in secured box at City Hall
• Candidates' signs pulled from Mary Pickford Theatre
• Palm Springs police blotter for Oct. 8
• Outdoor market a hit with shoppers, vendors
• Plane crashes after Palm Springs take-off
• Bono Mack field rep to be in Indio Monday
• New board for Rancho Mirage Public Library Foundation
• Palm Springs sports roundup for Oct. 8
• Cathedral City pet of the week
• Facebook co-founder gives $100K to pro-pot measure
• ‘Green' program earns national recognition
• Union deal means less school days
• Indians' foul trouble leads to loss against the Aztecs
• Cathedral City news and notes for Oct. 8
• Two injured in crash near Ramon Road, Gene Autry Trail
• DSUSD to pay fines related to worker's death
• Death notices for Friday, Oct. 8
• Rosati's offers Chicago-style pie
• City to dedicate new sculpture
• Pougnet-funded robocall tries to split GOP vote
• No injuries when carport collapses
• Study shows hands-only CPR may be more effective
• Wingin' it with Los Lobos
• Cathedral City news briefs for Oct. 8
• Desert Hot Springs area school on lockdown
• Editorial: A reason to celebrate? Not exactly
• LPGA future on display next 6 weeks
• Gas prices creeping up throughout the valley
• For fans, basketball is just the start
• Hopefuls field questions from forum attendees
• LAX police: Steve Francis arrested for being drunk
• Golden Eagles hope lucky numbers cash in
• Assembly narrowly OKs main bill in budget package
• Dig musical Roots at Joshua Tree
• Cathedral City police blotter for Oct. 8
• 2 injured when man opens fire at Carlsbad school
• Analysis: Jobs report is bleak news for Democrats
• Palm Springs turns back Xavier in front of 400 fans
• Second-degree murder conviction for gangster
• Holden estate's price cut
• Lions going head-to-head against Twentynine Palms
• Bird found in Palm Springs tests positive for West Nile Virus
• Surgeon to discuss 'lumpectomy vs. mastectomy' at free talk
• Resident sees red over green paint
• Murder trial delayed by illness
• Jobless claims decrease
• Water polo team triumphs over Rajahs; still undefeated
• Attorney: Ousted Bell city manager never resigned
• Calif to give industry more time for diesel rules
• More hardwood memories made by local basketball teams
• Spilled asphalt clogs traffic
• Shoppers may have upper hand this Christmas
• Walk emphasizes healthy eating, fitness
• Ex-CNN host Rick Sanchez says he 'screwed up'
• Aztecs easily defeat Blackhawks
• Two sets never the same for Los Lobos
• Glendale freeway clogged by burning yam truck
• Paint El Paseo Pink Walk to benefit cancer group
• Palm Springs Mayor Steve Pougnet taking heat for pot party
• Aztecs' Salotti set for college-level golf
• Los Angeles unveils its ‘scary' side this month
• California budget proposal seeks pension changes
• Budget proposal is a mixed bag for state education
• SEC stadiums are most hostile
• Feds: ‘Shrek' glass hazardous for kids
• Campaign coffers show Harnik ahead
• Authorities rule Gary Coleman's death an accident
• La Quinta Chamber 'Mayor's Luncheon' set for Thursday
• Local pot dispensary raided in broad probe
• New gateway park: Boon or boondoggle?
• Midnight grocery runs capture desperation
• There's plenty to do throughout October
• Twins scheduled to orbit Earth together
• Desert Adfed red carpet event at Zelda's this evening
• The Doc performs surgery
• State unveils upgraded driver's license
• Risk for deflation higher, agency says
• Café reopens after summer hiatus
• Md. man gets Facebook hate mail directed at cop with same name
• Martha's Village Thrift to close Friday for renovation
• La Quinta cross country runners leading charge to donate shoes to those in need
• Police: Teen boy jumps from moving vehicle
• Cathedral City candidates make case at forum
• Sobriety, spontaneity inspire abstract artist Frederick Scott
• Baby dies after monkey snatches it from Malaysia home
• Grand opening is Tuesday for Palm Desert sheriff's station
• Aztecs upend Indians in DVL water polo
• Desert Hot Springs residents can download app to report blight to City Hall
• Dateline Hiroshima: Witness to horror
• El Paseo Bank hosts art reception, ‘Mobiles and More' to open tonight
• Jury hearing defense arguments in Anna Nicole Smith drug case
• Crash reported at Ramon, Vella roads
• Valley sports roundup for Oct. 7
• Community asked to help erect 6-foot-tall artwork
• ‘Cancer's a word, not a sentence'
• Mama Liveri's an Italian staple
• Currency war fears send dollar to 8-month euro low
• Are you following the Palm Desert City Council election?
• Defense: Threats forced lawyer to play part in deadly conspiracy
• City warns codebreakers may face legal action
• AA helps with emotions, too
• Jennifer Grey can still dance
• N.J. senator calls for anti-bully law after Rutgers student's suicide
• Actor Jeremy London expected to testify tomorrow
• Prep hoopsters feel ‘butterflies'
• Karate tournament set for Oct. 16 at center
• Pougnet? Not for a term, not for a day
• City officials celebrate groundbreaking of pool
• Shopping splurges likely to stay part of Christmas past
• Updated: I-10 lanes reopen after asphalt spill near Coachella
• Roy Halladay tosses baseball's second postseason no-hitter
• City Council to meet today for discussions
• Four qualified leaders for east valley schools
• Palm Desert sues over energy loans
• Unemployment claims drop for fourth time in five weeks
• Cathedral City gang member convicted of second-degree murder in 2008 shooting
• Palm Springs City Council Outlook for Oct.6, 2010
• Police: Attempted suicide remains hospitalized
• Shelby Lynne lends voice to raise funds for AIDS Assistance
• Candidates respond to salary question
• Southern Baptist leader calls on Christians to avoid yoga
• Rancho Mirage Tolerance Center invites classes to see 'Bullied'
• Vikings pin hopes on Randy Moss
• Indio to settle with IID for $300,000
• Candidates address chamber's questions
• Tour of California cycling race to start at Lake Tahoe for first time
• Family Waterboxx Day Oct. 16
• City Council to meet today for discussions
• Faith community's dream comes to be
• Palm Desert news briefs for Oct. 7
• Palm Springs, La Quinta mentioned on TV's 'Modern Family'
• Eddie Money and Christopher Cross featured at free concerts
• Have a little history with your soup: Oct. 26
• Palm Springs Police Officers Association apologizes over demands to city
• Palm Desert sports roundup for Oct. 7
• Singles stars can't outplay Aztecs
• Inland Empire gasoline price rises again
• McDonald's, Walgreens to hold grand opening
• Death notices for Thursday, Oct. 7
• Palm Desert healing after Kaiser defeat
• Music's roots grow at Joshua Tree
• Co-defendant to testify today in trial for men accused of killing Palm Springs retiree
• Brett Favre can certainly use Moss
• Thank you David, that is correct, September is Library Card Sign-Up Month! If you sign-up for a library card for the first time you will receive a FREE eco-friendly bag! (one per household, while supplies last) during this month.
• Incumbents added more to war chests in recent period
• Low-income development in Desert Hot Springs cut short by council vote
• La Quinta Resort revamps its menus
• Story with video: U.S. Supreme Court to hear military funeral protest case
• Does your neighborhood go all-out to celebrate Halloween?
• GOP's Whitman has spent $140 million on bid so far
• Former Soboba tribal chair admits to $875,000 in bribes
• Take a beer stroll at Trader Joe's
• California Supreme Court asked to hike immigrants' tuition
• Church to host Harvest Fun Fair
• Study: Good, bad in regional economy
• Rancho Mirage council to appoint overseers for library
• Get the party started with savory corn blinis
• Trio wins chemistry Nobel for key chemical tool
• Desert Recreation District hosts Halloween Carnival
• Officials: Lousy construction led to gas explosion
• Follow fire safety rules, and you may get pizza
• Indio City Council to vote on settlement between city and IID
• Sketch of Wal-Mart robber released
• Calif. budget plan relies on accounting maneuvers
• Kraft Nabisco Championship eyes 40th event
• Rite Aid putting on diabetes info sessions
• Polenta layers perfect in lasagna
• Valley students hit the streets for Walk to School Day
• Suspect in retiree's stabbing was victim of scam, attorney says
• Death notices for Wednesday, Oct. 6
• Volunteers sought for Southwest Arts Festival
• Hiker followed shade during 6 days in desert
• Puerto Rico police swept up in U.S. corruption probe
• Free lung tests screen for asthma, other diseases
• Before playoffs begin, one last look back at 2010
• Indio High grad granted $3,500 scholarship
• Agua Caliente cuts work force by 2 percent
• Tornadoes hit northern Arizona as storms sweep across West
• San Diego emperor penguin chick turns 25 days old
• La Quinta to face another tough foe
• City library offers bilingual story time
• Service sector growth up
• LAPD detective arrested, suspected of workers' compensation fraud
• Calif. sees most whooping cough cases since 1955
• Valley resident has overseen Suns' game
• Art Under the Umbrellas returns on Saturday
• Apple soured by $625.5M jury award
• ASGA benefit for The First Tee
• Indio self storage facility sold for $3 million
• Valley sports roundup for Oct. 6
• ‘Jack Frost' among first tram visitors
• Float this idea: Be a part of the Festival of Lights
• Ask Larry: Odd or even years for Ryder Cup?
• California unveils advanced security on driver's license and ID cards
• Regular season outdoor game would be good
• The Cork Tree sponsors TV football benefit
• Return V. Manuel Pérez to the California Legislature
• Maybe, just maybe, the Euros are pretty good
• Roy Halladay tosses second postseason no-hitter
• Desert Hot Springs police create iPhone app to report violations
• Pegasus Riding Academy seeks volunteers, riders
• County supervisors vote to save Mecca post office
• Canadian Tour in the desert
• L.A. County officials seize marijuana at Palm Springs collective
• Marine Corps luncheon to benefit high school JROTC program
• PSPL's tweens & teens had a blast at the "Japanese 101" program today! Words were learned, kanji was written, Japanese treats were eaten, and hachimaki were made. Be sure to watch here, our website, and our brochures for more fantastic
• City to open new park at Gene Autry, Vista Chino
• Prosecutor: Band of ‘vultures' picked slain retiree clean
• Palm Springs Amateur tournament
• Kraft Nabisco Championship eyes 40th event
• School reading program needs volunteers
• The Library received a generous cash and equipment donation today from the Friends of the Palm Springs Library totaling over $46,000.00! They gave the Library a $25,000 check and purchased a third self check-out machine with matching cabinetry for all pl
• New leaders for Human Rights Commission
• Paratrooper fought on D-Day, in Bulge
• Wilson Hope women's clubs
• IMF sees global economy gaining, U.S. growth slowing
• Eisenhower Medical Center hires firm to manage finances
• Sixth grader Lexie G. was the lucky Tween/Teen participant that won the Hewlett-Packard Laptop Computer at today’s Palm Springs Public Library’s Summer Reading Fun Fest teen finale program. Grand prize courtesy of the Desert Water Agency.
• Journalists to give talk on prize-winning work
• Theater critic Collette Wood dies at 70
• Mealtime is as easy and delicious as pie
• Two suicides in as many days at L.A. County jail
• Xavier Prep to host college info night
• Second grader Alexandra Grauel was the lucky Youth participant that won the Hewlett-Packard (HP) Desktop Computer at the Palm Springs Public Library’s Summer Reading Fun Fest (SRFF) finale program.
• Tickets on sale: ‘Rancho Mirage Does Broadway'
• Three candidates share their plans for Indian Wells City Hall
• Apples add crunch to a savory salad
• WestJet incentive on Palm Springs City Council agenda
• 4.0 quake reported near Borrego Springs
• 81-year-old man charged with murder in beating at O.C. health care center
• Senior PGA event held in desert
• Desert Hot Springs police class aims to curb residential crime
• U.S. sues credit card companies: How it affects you
• Poll: Californians downbeat about jobs, economy
• Survey: Latinos support Dems, not likely to vote in midterm
• Valley sports roundup for Oct. 5
• Getting to know Desert Hot Springs football player Ryan Greer
• Judge gives purse snatcher maximum sentence
• Report: 'Disabled' Bell police chief jogged, ran 5K race
• Hiker followed shade during six days in Joshua Tree National Park
• Singletary just looking for first victory
• Coachella Planning Commission to meet Wednesday
• Ex-commissioner's doodles on display
• El Centro police say man kills mother of child, then himself
• Updated: Improper remodel blamed for gas leak, explosion in Palm Springs
• 49ers not out of playoff race
• Seasonal, year-round jobs available at fair
• County finance report shows most budgets met
• Tenn. teen shot in behind over sagging pants
• Lunch and Learn Roundtable focuses on Indio's finances
• Sen. Barbara Boxer and Carly Fiorina differ on job creation
• Inland Empire gasoline price rises again
• Mecca post office to stay put for now
• La Quinta Senior Center hosts free health screenings
• California Supreme Court affirms Schwarzenegger furloughs
• Times Square attempted bomber gets life sentence
• Cathedral City resident focus group holding first meeting tonight
• Mahan shouldn't let loss affect game
• March raises bullying awareness
• Service sector growth accelerates in September
• Cooks needed for Coachella chili cook-off
• Palm Desert police seek man who reportedly robbed Walmart
• How Rep. Mary Bono Mack and Steve Pougnet stand on the economy
• Police: No evidence of reported gunshot in Thousand Palms neighborhood
• New Palm Springs park to host celebration Thursday
• Palm Desert High School teacher in running for $50K Pepsi grant
• 80th Assembly District candidates outline job creation plans
• Story with video: Supreme Court argument waits as church members protest another funeral
• Former Soboba tribal chair admits to $875,000 in bribes
• Palm Springs police warn residents of banking scam
• Rep. Mary Bono Mack and Steve Pougnet pitch answers for economy
• Updated: 8-year-old Fresno girl found safe after Amber Alert issued
• Supervisors use leftover money to close budget gaps
• Learn fire safety at Rancho Mirage library event
• Injured horse recovering after Saturday collision
• SoCal dealer says Ford to eliminate many Lincoln dealerships
• PSPL's tweens & teens had a blast at the "Japanese 101" program today! Words were learned, kanji was written, Japanese treats were eaten, and hachimaki were made. Be sure to watch here, our website, and our brochures for more fantastic
• Europe wins Ryder Cup on final match
• Palm Desert sues over energy program
• Story with video: Federal judge in Ga. arrested in drug case
• The Library received a generous cash and equipment donation today from the Friends of the Palm Springs Library totaling over $46,000.00! They gave the Library a $25,000 check and purchased a third self check-out machine with matching cabinetry for all pl
• Turkoglu ready to try to fill hole in Suns' middle
• Trial begins today for two men accused in financially motivated murder
• Magnitude-4.5 quake strikes off Humboldt coast
• Sixth grader Lexie G. was the lucky Tween/Teen participant that won the Hewlett-Packard Laptop Computer at today’s Palm Springs Public Library’s Summer Reading Fun Fest teen finale program. Grand prize courtesy of the Desert Water Agency.
• ‘Glee' loaded with wit, smart writing tonight
• Hearing delayed in shooting death case
• BLM-tribal land sway could take trails out of public domain
• Second grader Alexandra Grauel was the lucky Youth participant that won the Hewlett-Packard (HP) Desktop Computer at the Palm Springs Public Library’s Summer Reading Fun Fest (SRFF) finale program.
• Death notices for Tuesday, Oct. 5
• Ballot dropoff sites in place
• Toyota says it's nearly done fixing pedal, floor mat issues
• Thank you David, that is correct, September is Library Card Sign-Up Month! If you sign-up for a library card for the first time you will receive a FREE eco-friendly bag! (one per household, while supplies last) during this month.
• Vote now for this weeks Friday Night and Fall Sports Heroes
• Expect morning radio waves to heat up
• Valley business briefs for Oct. 5
• Thermal pastor organizes, officiates 8-couple wedding
• New survey shows nation's 'orgasm gap'
• Masked robbers at large, DHS police still searching
• Home sales slow in Coachella Valley, nation
• Palm Springs High coach Steve Fabian faced old school in Friday night blowout win
• Jury seated for two men accused of killing Palm Springs retiree
• Greg Pettis elected to League of California Cities board
• Chargers fire on all cylinders in blowout over Cardinals
• LA sheriff: Trainee mistook store clerk for robber
• Explore all of University of California campuses virtually
• Padres fail in fitting end as Giants make MLB playoffs
• State real estate association forecasts 10 percent sales decline
• Tickets available for Phoenix Suns-Dallas Mavericks NBA game
• Europe's dream Ryder Cup weekend not quite done
• Man sentenced after snatching purse, dragging woman
• Public can lunch with Indio City Manager and Police Chief
• Play tennis twice weekly at La Quinta senior center
• UW's Jake Locker sinks Trojans defense again
• Whitman housekeeper story shows rift between GOP and Latino voters
• Palm Desert High teacher still in running for $50,000
• Back-to-school bake sale helps Palm Desert High School PTO
• College football teams found painful ways to lose games
• Aerial Tramway to reopen today
• Registration extended for Fresh & Easy school fundraiser
• Donate gala attire for Marines' wives
• GOP leaders visit desert to back Mary Bono Mack for Congress
• Parolee in court on fatal shooting charges
• Cabazon fire damages mobile home, injures one
• Horse hurt in carriage collision in downtown Palm Springs
• Kroonen says Palm Desert council contention will die down after election
• Condemned child killer to request attorney today
• Have you moved to the valley? Or are you moving away?
• Brief drop in temperatures may drop snow on peaks
• County to offer free flu shots today
• Millions on Cal welfare cards cashed out of state
• The Answer Man: Vista Chino signs on I-10 could confuse drivers
• Officials: No evidence US targeted in new threat
• McDonald's and Walgreens to celebrate opening in Coachella
• Parents wait for trial in wrongful death suit after teen drowned in La Quinta High pool
• Students march, remember dead
• Palm Desert suing feds over energy loan program
• Palm Desert, La Quinta high school students receive AP accolades
• 200 people without power in Palm Springs
• Hiker out of hospital after Joshua Tree ordeal
• DHS council likely to extend city manager Rick Daniels' contract
• Confidence is key when you speak in public
• Library holding reception for 83-year-old artist
• Expo at The River a sampling of city restaurants, businesses
• Restaurant owner Lee Morcus is still wary of the economy
• Calif. high court upholds Schwarzenegger furloughs
• Summer held many draws for charitable valley folks
• Hall & Oates bring signature style to Show
• Most Riverside County departments met budget at end of 2009
• Valley business briefs for Oct. 3
• Interactive map of DUI crashes in Palm Springs
• GOP rallies to ‘fire' Pelosi
• Your business, your news for Oct. 3
• As John Lennon's 70th birthday nears, locals 'Imagine' the possibilities
• Why doesn't Phil have feel at Ryder Cup?
• Tourism dollars essential to valley
• Girlfriend recalls Lennon's wild desert weekend
• Padres still in hunt for West, wild-card bid after 4-2 victory
• Resort cleans out closets to raise diabetes funds
• Celebrating John Lennon
• Ex-agent takes Suns' reigns
• Art Walk steps off Thursday
• Fall in the desert is full of splendor
• Locker shuts door on Trojans
• Defendant says he, victim made up
• Learn to trust that gut feeling on the road
• COD defense flexes muscle
• Between mending bones, nurse tweaked royalty
• Monterey is great for a ghostly getaway
• Bruins' rushing attack rolls on
• Pain lingers for families of dead
• Prop. 26 Yes: We should have a say when agencies raise taxes
• Council candidates to power up at breakfast
• Prop. 26 No: Poorly written measure will tie the hands of officials
• JC Penney offers scholarships to essayists
• Bartenders learn to take ‘lead' through state class
• Stop taxes masquerading as 'fees'
• Padres fall in finale
• This week is Fire Prevention Week
• Valley cities use varying strategies to dissuade DUIs
• Keeping desert energy efficient
• Palm Springs Aerial Tramway reopens Monday
• Pray for Desert Hot Springs every 2 months
• Officer: DUI is ‘100 percent preventable'
• NBA game at valley venue generates dollars, publicity
• Photos: Blessing of the Animals
• Palm Desert City Councilman Jim Ferguson faces home foreclosure
• Ballots by mail shift campaign strategies
• Golf apparel center moves to La Quinta
• Photos: Palm Desert Relay for Life
• Event to show six local artists' work
• Fighting cancer by fending off sleep
• Bill extends auto insurance for low-income drivers
• Storms that dump brief rain to end
• New windows help senior center save cash
• Stage, film actress Carol Channing receives star on Palm Springs Walk of Stars
• Price of gold thriving despite inflation, lackluster market
• Horse carriage, car crash in downtown
• L.A. resident arrested in valley robbery
• Statehouse Insider: Governor signs 18 locally authored bills
• Church group donates school supplies
• Have you been Flashed? Check out Palm Springs Metromix
• Palm Springs tops state list of alcohol-related collisions
• Suicides prompt a hunger strike to raise awareness about homophobic bullying
• Arabs suffer first defeat
• Learn to make Creole dish at Kitchen Kitchen
• Cityhood news disappointing for Thousand Palms residents
• GOP's Whitman blames Brown for housekeeper flap
• San Diego gains game on Giants, Braves in playoff push
• New fitness center helps golfers get in shape
• Turn the power on pronto, trailer park owners are told
• 'Hello' Carol! 331st star on Palm Springs walk goes to Channing
• Media makes coaches' job harder than it already is
• Treasure Chest Thrift Shop reopening is today
• Measure S fliers with city logo anger Indio residents
• Palm Springs ModCom honors its best
• Advantage would seem to be with the Europeans today
• Vigil being held to raise awareness of bullying
• Murder suspect Joseph Edward Duncan III expected to file request for a lawyer
• Get details on what to plant at fifth Community Garden Day
• Caryn Wilson misses in LPGA qualifier
• 1,400 lose power for part of afternoon
• County to offer no-cost flu shots at its care centers
• Josef Citron is sole survivor of attack on his group
• Valley sports roundup for Oct. 2
• CSU priority application period opens for 2011
• Burglary suspect is arrested
• Census shows widening gap between rich, poor
• Saturday's prep football games
• Home Depot to help kids build fire safety boat
• Southwest Arts Festival poster unveiled
• Valley business briefs for Oct. 2
• COD hosts Victor Valley
• Man suspected of taking copper pipe arrested
• Living Desert has new exhibit
• San Diego remains home to Comic-Con
• Man held on suspicion of transporting cocaine
• Missing skydiver is from Russia
• Tech lets you stream video of games, events
• Man suspected of taking TV sets is arrested
• Black bear encounter ends in euthanasia
• Hundreds attend real estate forum
• Desert clubs played integral role in preserving Ryder Cup
• Wet weather brings in cool temps
• Bible can't be appreciated in single reading
• Blackhawks get passing game going in victory over Burroughs
• Lawmakers: Budget deal reached
• Why can't we all have a little Santiago spirit?
• Palm Springs piles on points
• Mailer sparks complaint against the mayor
• Valley religion notes for Oct. 2
• Kaiser has its way with Palm Desert
• Fatal crash victim identified
• Death notices for Saturday, Oct. 2
• Desert Mirage stumbles in blowout loss at home
• Artists to show works at weekend show
• Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down for Oct. 2
• Conquerors can't keep up in loss
• Library's book club selects new reading
• Breakfast ready for all students
• Singing her heart out in the desert
• New sex ed funding ends decade of abstinence-only
• Palm Springs police arrest man after copper theft
• Golf tournament seeks $5,000 from La Quinta
• Quake experts: Are you ready for the Big One?
• Candidates weigh-in on buying new equipment for the IMAX
• Palm Springs news briefs for Oct. 1
• Joshua Tree National Park superintendent retires
• Council candidates to attend forum
• Early-morning storm brings rain to desert
• Saleh breaks down possible Thousand Palms annexation
• Palm Springs news and notes for Oct. 1
• More than 1,400 in Desert Hot Springs lose power
• Rep. Bono Mack dispatches mobile office
• Death notices for Friday, Oct. 1
• Cathedral City police blotter for Oct. 1
• Cucumbers featured at farmers market
• City of Palm Springs to Celebrate Oct. 7 Opening of New Gene Autry Gateway Park
• Class aims to reduce crime at rental properties
• Officials barely address naked officer questions
• Cathedral City sports roundup for Oct. 1
• Letter demanding funds for a cat license is a scam
• Carol Channing to Receive 331st Star on Palm Springs Walk of Stars
• Man arrested on suspicion of Target television theft
• Settlement with Indio to cost IID $1.5M
• Professional water polo player teaches team new techniques
• Ric and Rozene Supple are cultural beacons of the valley
• Friends of the Palm Springs Animal Shelter to Host Oct. 2 Ribbon-Cutting for New Mini-Dog Park
• Police investigating reported burglary
• Palm Springs hires negotiator for police contract
• Il Sogno visit a little trip to Italy
• Palm Springs sports roundup for Oct. 1
• Gas prices falling
• Indians volleyball team assert themselves early
• Citywide tax increase goes into effect today
• Hot Picks: Things to do around the valley
• Toughness is strategy for tonight's game
• San Bruno gas pipe shows catastrophic failure
• After routing previous two opponents, Aztecs face Kaiser
• City manager to Coachella chamber: Improvements on the way
• Desert Hot Springs to consider absent city manager's contract
• Cathedral City news and notes for Oct. 1
• Stocks rise ahead of ISM manufacturing report
• Palm Springs Walk of Stars says 'Hello Dolly' to Carol Channing
• Suns' Dragic likes fast pace
• Missing hiker found in canyon
• Facebook founder's story is no longer his alone
• Cathedral City news briefs for Oct. 1
• Illegal immigrants deported to Mexico by plane hits a high
• Palm Springs school hosting car wash for student with brain injuries
• Saints run to victory over Silver Valley
• Thunderstorm lights up the valley
• U.S. Postal Service is denied 5.6 percent increase in postage rates
• Artists uses spray paint to create fine art
• Police: Texas 4-year-old runs over, kills newborn
• Merchants may pull support of Marine program due to founder's politics
• Valley sports roundup for Oct. 1
• Curtis saw the desert as his ‘movie hideout'
• Will stock market continue to sizzle?
• City's sales tax increase takes effect today
• Mich. assistant AG's anti-gay blog free speech?
• Injured bear found in Desert Hot Springs
• LQ, CV both look to repeat dramatic victories
• Halloween gaining holiday season status
• Hines pitched, hit and ran to top of competition
• Gingrich brews up buzz, profits
• 3rd Annual Palm Springs Body Mind Spirit Weekend starts tomorrow
• Tonight's prep football games
• Time not on golf fans' side this week
• Veteran served as translator in Africa
• Fan celebrates favorite superhero
• Endangered species at Living Desert today
• Coachella man behind bars suspected of stealing property
• Law addresses arsenic-tainted water
• Love and basketball at the Tennis Garden
• Outdoor market returns with more vendors
• Emanuel out, Rouse in as chief of staff
• Palm Springs gay activist plans vigil, fast
• Council, mayoral hopefuls attend forum
• Lindsay Lohan reportedly at Betty Ford
• Sandubrae passes knowledge of karate to students of all ages
• Updated with video: Calif. governor's race upended by immigrant maid
• County to offer free flu shots next week
• Tickets still available for Sun-Mavericks game
• Teen arrested following stickup at River
• Downtown association spotlights Palm Springs
• Notess30
• Nerds and geeks rule world of 'The Social Network'
• Senate votes to turn down volume on TV commercials
• Kitchen Kitchen in Indian Wells to host cooking demo
• Candidates for city office to talk at forum tonight
• International help for Palm Springs water polo
• McIntosh drops out of election, endorses Harnik
• NJ student secretly taped having sex kills himself
• Martha's store in Indio to be spruced-up
• La Quinta farmers' market reopens for season
• Bow Knows Golf
• Pickleball popularity prompts conversion of courts
• Fisher-Price recalls more than 10M kid products
• Free outdoor movie at Sunrise Park in Palm Springs
• Medina, Nestande face off at forum
• Rookie hazing takes cheaper level for Suns
• Councilman's widow to finish calendar project
• Anna Nicole's boyfriend acquitted of some charges
• Mizell Senior Center saves money, energy with grant
• City eyes 4,100 acres in Thousand Palms
• Merchants feel blows of political sparring
• La Quinta briefs for Sept. 30
• Storm brings lightning and rain to Coachella Valley
• Vets have chance to finally get that high school diploma
• Donors jump to replenish stolen funds
• Uncommon skill links two greats
• Aztecs to face tough competitor in Kaiser
• Several earthquakes hit California-Nevada area
• Report: Lindsay Lohan at Betty Ford Center
• Residents say officer stripped down for swim
• Conquerors collect victory over DVL team
• Mayor pro tem pushes for solar incentive
• Sources: Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel leaving White House on Friday to run for Chicago mayor
• Coachella man arrested in connection with burglaries, auto theft
• Specialty groups help families learn to deal with alcoholism
• Farmers return with a few new items
• Whitman denies she knew housekeeper was illegal
• Police investigating armed robbery attempt at The River
• Jeremy London to testify in kidnap hearing
• Americans face a challenge
• La Quinta planners grant sign requests
• Meet Editor Rick Green Friday morning
• Professor to lecture on understanding blood
• Judge should get his facts right
• Many local options to get active
• Updated: Hiker found in Joshua Tree National Park
• On the comeback trail
• Who cleans up after the party?
• La Quinta soccer shop owner plans to supply all valley teams
• Girl Scouts to host conference for high school students
• Hall & Oates keep rock 'n' soul alive
• Cornett will do whatever it takes
• Taking a break outside in La Quinta for Kids Day of Play
• Indian Wells Golf Resort to host job fair
• WASPs gather on behalf of honor bestowed on Cochran
• Veteran Profile Arthur Leva
• Meet the new school staff in La Quinta
• Coachella City Manager touts city's future
• High school alumni seek memorabilia donations
• Funny year for Phil
• La Quinta sports briefs for Sept. 30
• Updated: Palm Springs police arrest suspected burglar
• CSUSB priority application period starting
• Indio candidates make their views known
• San Diego keeps pace
• Animals to be blessed Saturday in La Quinta
• Actor Tony Curtis dies at Las Vegas home
• PSUSD families invited to parent participation committee
• County bar association salutes area attorneys
• Palm Desert sports Roundup
• Paranormal activity checks in at Monterey County hotels
• Carter to leave Ohio hospital after 2-day stay
• Living Desert kicks off fall season Friday
• Ask Larry: Is the tour season really over?
• Pegasus Riding Academy puts out call for volunteers
• Bloodmobile offering $25 salon coupons
• Indian Wells attorney to become director-at-large of Riverside County Bar Association
• Grab a bite before Palm Desert High back-to-school night
• Thieves steal thousands from high school's student groups
• Students visit cable company to explore science, tech
• $1 million just isn't what it used to be
• Cathedral City officer accused of misconduct after noise call
• Valley libraries plan for day in the spotlight
• Police: Victim tried ‘suicide by cop'
• Senior amateur qualifiers
• Story with video: Bedbug-sniffing dogs are major weapon in fighting parasite's return
• Planning commission to meet Thursday
• Memorial fund for city police untapped
• Pinnacle school fund-raising tournament
• Doctors recommend more observation of former President Jimmy Carter
• Rivals trade shots over how they'd fix state
• Palm Desert City Council aspirants offer up positions
• Maruman Majesty driver
• Ohio doctor convicted of marking down wine by swapping bar codes
• Corey Pavin knows Ryder Cup pressure is real
• Search ongoing for hiker, 64, missing since Friday
• Pumpkin gets a French accent
• Detroit sees rise in white residents
• Hall of Famer Johnny Bench lifts patients' spirits at JFK Memorial Hospital
• Palm Desert City Council candidate Jim McIntosh quits race, endorces Jan Harnik
• You'll be glad for chance to Cal-Zone out
• Bell organizers: Recall drive will qualify for ballot
• Learn how to read blood count report at free lecture Thursday
• Suns in San Diego a perfect partnership
• City panel advances neon plan
• Chef plans new menu for coming season at Cuistot
• L.A. controller says red-light camera program isn't working
• Powerful earthquake hits eastern Indonesia
• Padres lose again, now 2 behind Giants
• Death notices for Wednesday, Sept. 29
• Father and son cooking team create beef jerky on the grill
• Fifth person charged with posing as San Bruno blast victim
• River to hold Rancho Mirage Restaurant Roundup
• Stress can be a test for football coaches
• Neighborly tip leads to van's recovery
• Squash lightens up fall chowder
• Groups ask Obama to end immigrant checks by local police
• Johnny Costa's Ristorante cuts ribbon today to celebrate 35 Years in Palm Springs
• Valley sports roundup for Sept. 29
• Solar pilot program may come from summit
• Spicy or mellow and green, red or yellow, peppers make your recipes pop
• Rancho Mirage Chamber forum tonight features state senate candidates
• Tickets for Young Americans show go on sale Friday
• Rest areas closed until Sacramento OKs budget
• Americans living in fear at home, work
• Light sprinkles seen across valley
• Coachella Valley High looking for memorabilia to celebrate centennial
• Supervisors laud Cal Fire chief for willingness to trim budget
• Toll of recession: Marriages suffer, income gap grows
• Online job demand rises this month, survey indicates
• Attorney: Meg Whitman knew housekeeper was in U.S. illegally
• County committee to examine census, redistricting measures
• Nestande earns a trip back to Sacramento
• Jeremy London, accused kidnapper both expected in court next week
• New law makes it easier to transfer to Cal State
• Veteran made sure sailors were paid
• Celebrate recovery from drug and alcohol abuse
• Hope event looking for Classic Girls
• Calif has 4th straight summer of clean beach water
• Authorities warn cat owners registration letter just a scam
• Indio City Council candidate forum tonight
• Southland feels the heat
• Gallery: Shadow Hills vs. Cathedral City
• La Quinta Chamber hosts candidate forum on Thursday
• Rancho Mirage Library hosting Fire Safety Days
• Getting to know Palm Springs tennis player Sherlyn Hersh
• Salvador Camino wins physical challenge prize
• Updated: Former President Jimmy Carter hospitalized
• Are you a Cathedral City resident affected by a potential DWA rate increase?
• Hall of Famer George Blanda dies
• Author to discuss book on life of Lena Horne
• Law gives tax breaks, loans to small banks, businesses
• Indio chamber in need of volunteers for art festival
• Player of year voting likely to award Furyk
• Writers Guild to host talk on writer's block
• Southwest, AirTran deal may end cheap fares
• Palm Desert council candidate withdraws from race, endorses challenger
• Packers see yellow in20-17 loss to Bears
• Registrar staff to take questions on voting
• We're giving you the sound of desert rock
• Palm Desert to host meeting on solar incentives
• Packers saw yellow of officials' flags too often
• Kiwanis Club to install new leadership today
• Weinberg quits as Conan bandleader
• Deal it in: Agua Caliente Casino Resort Spa opens new Poker Room
• Valley sports roundup for Sept. 28
• Annual Business Expo Oct. 8 at Fantasy Springs
• Support Prop. 20, oppose 27
• Cash stolen from student groups at Coachella Valley High
• Vote for this week's Friday Night and Fall Sports Heroes
• Candidates for city office to air views in forum
• Citizen commission should draw districts
• Mexican governor: Hundreds feared dead in landslide
• Schwarzenegger signs Salton Sea legislation
• Birthday Bash Dance Party starts tonight at 7
• Don't give this big job to unelected 'experts'
• Rescuers search for man missing since Friday in Joshua Tree National Park
• Crews douse fire at former Ichiban site
• Two residents injured in home invasion
• Economic meltdown started with Democrats
• Tarantino film editor Sally Menke dies on hike in Hollywood Hills
• Death notices for Tuesday, Sept. 28
• Mixer for nonprofit, health care and public officials Thursday
• Follow Portland's example for Desert Fashion Plaza
• Court orders hearing for death row inmate Albert Greenwood Brown
• Cathedral City police officer shoots man
• County set to OK look at census
• Valley homes prime properties for flippers
• Census data: Marriages in 2009 at record low level
• Getting to know Palm Springs tennis player Sherlyn Hersh
• Indio council, city manager talk game plan
• Modernism Week will be bigger, busier in 2011
• Bell mayor released from jail on $250,000 bond
• Bon Jovi and Alice Cooper in the Rock'n'Roll Hall of Fame? Maybe
• Valley's mayors OK plan for hiking, biking routes
• Complaint: Palm Springs police Chief David Dominguez used expletive
• Updated: Police investigate two shooting scenes at UT campus
• Indian Wells Planning Commission to meet Thursday
• Report: No changes on stun gun policy
• Brown, Whitman prep for gubernatorial debate
• Inland Empire gasoline price rises again
• Desert Art Center to host opening reception
• Killer sentenced to 21 to life for '07 slaying
• Nestande, Medina weigh in on budget, Assembly plans
• Free nonprofit networking mixer set for Thursday
• Coachella Valley libraries taking part in statewide snapshot
• Death row inmate's lawyers try to stop execution
• Man convicted of second-degree murder in crash that killed Angels pitcher Nick Adenhart
• Poll shows voters supporting initiative to legalize marijuana
• Bikers file claims over Riverside County raids
• Kidnapping survivor Jaycee Dugard writing memoir
• County supervisors expected to approve committee to examine redistricting plans
• Farrier's work spans generations
• Investigators looking into Palm Desert blaze
• Stocks edge lower as investors pocket profits
• Updated with video: Fire crews contain structure fire in Palm Springs
• Last day to register for Cathedral City's 'Junk Your Jalopy' program
• Stanford uses two-way player as it keeps winning
• Report: Significant cheating by FBI agents on exam
• Riverside County Sheriff's Department plans no modifications to stun gun policy
• How Rep. Mary Bono Mack and Mayor Steve Pougnet stand on the issues
• Olsen still mourns dogs seized from her home
• Report: US would make Internet wiretaps easier
• Author to discuss book on Lena Horne at Palm Springs Public Library
• Immigration key issue in race for 45th district
• Around 50,000 people attended the Thunder and Lightning Powwow
• Palm Springs resident to receive first Golden Rainbow Center - SAGE award
• Business owner scours Mexico to find unique art pieces, furniture
• Unincorporated no more — land is now part of Desert Hot Springs
• Convicted Desert Hot Springs man to be sentenced today
• Lucky Brand Jeans to open soon on El Paseo
• Car chase leads to police officer firing gun
• Hopefuls given questions before debates
• Rose Parade changes name to add sponsorship
• Man detained after home invasion that triggered school lockdown in Palm Desert
• Police searching for man suspected of shooting teen at Thermal party, stealing car
• Michele Mician leads Palm Springs' effort to protect the environment
• Study: Nearly a third of Americans unlikely to qualify for a mortgage
• Raiders great Blanda dead at 83
• Volunteers in Medicine, health department offer free flu vaccinations
• Q&A with Michele Catherine Mician
• Uncorked with Monday Night Football to raise money for Big Brothers/Big Sisters
• Complaint: Chief Dominguez was present to hear gay slur during sex sting in Warm Sands
• 2 hurt, 5 displaced after Indio mobile home fire
• Volunteer aids stroke patients with recovery
• John Stamos gets his 'Glee' on
• Health care-nonprofit mixer to be held at FIND Food Bank
• Death notices for Monday, Sept. 27
• Rest areas closed until budget is enacted
• Palm Desert Chamber of Commerce plans annual business expo
• Chargers' mistakes doom them on road
• Going Mod: Palm Springs Modernism Week expanded
• Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger delays execution by 45 hours
• Segway company owner dies after falling off cliff on a Segway
• Aztecs look forward to challenge of Division I
• Indio City Council meets for daylong retreat
• CCHS Bands Plan Car Wash
• Actress Gloria Stuart, who played the elder Rose in Titanic,' dies at 100
• Jim Furyk wins FedEx Cup with par from bunker
• Mini KISS at the Rock Yard
• Trial of former Riverside County Fire official starts today
• Palm Desert High School students, staff of the month honored
• Padres fall to second again; Reds inch closer to playoffs
• Eminem in action at Epicenter 2010
• PG&E gas line leaks exceed national average
• Cathedral City, county officials plan town hall meeting to discuss Thousand Palms annexation
• Error-filed game ends as Oakland misses field goal
• Higher-than-normal temperatures this week
• Nash takes talents to the director's chair
• Ryder Cup pairings can make, break a captain
• L.A., Beijing to exchange ideas on traffic
• Job site helps to employ Marines
• Architecture committee to review Indian Wells Crossing plan
• Letter: Uptown left out of Palm Springs debate again
• After Lindsay Lohan's release, some concerned about preferential treatment
• Playing at Porcupine Creek a challenging privilege
• Indio Chamber of Commerce hosts forum for council hopefuls
• LQ runners 6th at Hemet meet
• Letter: Support Mary Roche, a true leader
• Valley business briefs for Sunday, Sept. 26
• College of the Desert seeks hosts for international internships
• Aztecs' Ryan Garvey chooses Trojans
• Letter: Maybe it's time for Palm Springs to blow up some buildings
• Your business, your news for Sunday, Sept. 26
• New Coachella city manager to present his goals
• High schools lend a hand for NBA Outdoor Game
• Letter: It's unfair to go after Palm Springs Police Chief David Dominguez
• Valley convention calendar for Sunday, Sept. 26
• Students learn filmmaking, learn about community
• Junior football team holds car wash fundraiser
• Letter: Stand up for the 19 unjustly accused men in Warm Sands 'sex sting'
• Monitor auto industry for clues to recovery
• Valley residents enjoy day at the museum
• College of the Desert street fair extends hours
• Letter: Mary Bono Mack should stand up to the teabaggers
• Death notices for Sunday, Sept. 26
• Bob Spiegel endorses Palm Desert City Council newcomer
• UCLA messes with Texas in 34-12 stunner
• Letter: Steve Pougnet is a failure as Palm Springs mayor
• Racist messages pose quandary for websites
• CVAG looks at path plan
• Art show fundraiser helps prevent abuse
• Letter: Don't blame Palm Springs Mayor Steve Pougnet for recession
• Decline-to-state voters hold the key in the race for California governor
• It may be autumn, but don't expect temps to fall
• St. Louis Church plans blood drive
• Letter: Sen. Barbara Boxer event coverage was weak
• Indio City Council candidates' answers to editorial board questions
• Nickelodeon gets kids outside
• Blood donation incentive: Free car wash vouchers
• Frigid winter may send more Canadians to desert climate
• Time for a change in Indio
• 12-year-old from Hemet killed in crash
• Statehouse Insider: Sen. Denise Ducheny didn't rest on laurels
• Registration kicks off for youth soccer teams
• Singer, arts advocate earns Palm Springs star
• Editor asks: 'Am I the only one wondering...?'
• Chase through east valley ends with officer firing gun
• Oregon State falls shoes in upset bid of No. 3 Boise State
• Attorneys seeking dismissal of charges
• Matt's Mailbag: USC sanctions affect polls
• Hot start to fall in Palm Springs, but no record broken
• Price of former Blixseth property reduced by $20 million
• Letter: Senators Barbara Boxer, Dianne Feinstein out of touch with reality
• La Quinta Resort, PGA West plan diabetes fundraisers
• Hemet man suspected of child molestation is arrested
• Trojans put Cougars away
• Letter: Throw the incumbents out
• Lawyer questions California execution set before election
• Machado Lake now home to sea snakes
• For many, Affordable Care Act means greater health insurance expenses
• Letter: Jean Benson earns another term on Palm Desert City Council
• Rhythm of Zumba class is gonna get you fit
• Two injured, five displaced by mobile home fire
• Suspected car thief may have lifted other items
• Establish a routine before you begin planting
• Hilda Solis campaigns for ‘maverick' Steve Pougnet
• Ticketing texters can be tricky, police say
• Gardeners, it's time to start digging
• Improved Coachella Valley speeds past Desert Mirage
• Palm Desert City Council candidates make compensation an election issue
• Stop the state from seizing local taxes
• Palm Springs Indians cooled off by Corona
• California to resume capital punishment
• Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down for Sept. 25
• Defense continues to carry La Quinta
• Club meets today to mark Banned Book Week
• Shipfitter repaired damaged vessels
• Aztecs run over Hesperia
• Palm Springs Certified Farmers' Market returns today
• Valley religion notes for Sept. 25
• Indio falls behind early in home loss
• Free eye, glaucoma exams for residents
• Widow of Hopalong Cassidy dies
• Lions play better after first-half defensive issues
• Spa hosting SHAKTI 2010 on Sunday
• Cathedral City to explore ways to curb solicitation
• Golden Eagles put size to good use in shutout
• Church donates school supplies to students
• Police Officers Association, city send dueling letters
• Firebirds toss football shutout
• Ex-Aztec Alex Germany battles nation's best with San Jose St.
• Valley sports roundup for Sept. 25
• Cold Stone Creamery helping Make-A-Wish
• James Dockery's Oregon State diary
• Sports bulletin board for Sept. 25
• City taking applications for mobile home board
• Tons of NFL teams have a QB quandary
• College of the Desert travels to Pasadena today
• Museum breaking records with openings
• Free medical clinic to open soon in Indio
• Forum to focus on real estate market
• Arabs rip Rams, Indians cooled off
• Sustainable Design Class students earn awards
• Free admission to Children's Discovery Museum, S.C.R.A.P.
• Hollywood putting the biz in show biz
• Cigarettes blamed for house fire that hurt 2
• Officials: Clean air regulations goodforbusiness
• Valley business briefs for Sept. 25
• Defense wins sentencing delay in fatal child beating case
• Child murder suspect Duncan calls for a lawyer
• There are ways to regain control of a hacked account
• Overdose death case delayed
• Indian Wells Rotary Club luncheon topic: retirement plans
• Evidentiary hearing set for woman charged with giving drugs to teen who died of overdose
• Youth groups announce need for volunteers
• Small Business Snapshot: Palm Desert Theatre Academy
• Crews contain debris fire in La Quinta backyard
• Corrosive microbes examined as possible cause of San Bruno explosion
• Former superintendent named a CSUSB dean
• War carves new path for Harvard student
• Indian Wells ALC to discuss Indian Wells Crossing
• Mobile home catches fire near Desert Hot Springs
• High school teacher trying for Pepsi grant
• Many Hernandez trailer park residents without power more than 2 weeks
• Labor secretary campaigns for Pougnet today
• Suspected target shooter arrested in Coachella
• Port Lawrence, Hotel Moderne get extensions
• Police sensitivity training benefits straights, gays
• 50-acre SoCal forest fire is contained
• Organizers expand Palm Springs Modernism Show, announce 2011 schedule
• Date Bowl ties Arabs, Rams
• Tonight's prep football games
• Sentencing rescheduled for Coachella man convicted of fatally beating daughter
• Indiana group for gay teens sues over denial of license plate
• USC quarterback Matt Barkley hopes for better trip to Washington
• Knights fall to Aquinas in 1st home game
• Deputies nab suspected auto thief
• Real estate firm buys Madison Estates luxury development in Indio
• Aztecs handle Indians; mull Div. I chances
• Tech upgrades to boost deputies' safety
• Judge clears way for Riverside County man's execution, first in Calif. since 2006
• Updated with video: Stephen Colbert testifies on Capitol Hill
• Valley sports roundup for Sept. 24
• Prestige fields another group of top-notch golf universities
• Desert Hot Springs' Rick Daniels takes leave to check into rehab
• FBI: Florida bank standoff ends; robbers at large
• California wants third of its power renewable by 2020
• Theatre 29 unveils lineup for new season
• Judge sends Lindsay Lohan to jail after failed drug test
• UCR may house healthy aging center
• Trainwreck to perform Sunday at clubhouse
• California lawmakers sound upbeat on budget
• Energy executives to lawmakers: Loan guarantee process too slow
• COD exhibiting artwork of former student
• Air quality update today in Palm Desert
• Plans to release water into Salton Sea come under fire
• Not too late to get tickets to NBA game
• Calif. home health care program hires felons
• Couple plead not guilty to murder, accessory charges
• Weekly farmers market returning to Old Town
• Palm Springs Certified Farmers' Market back for fall
• La Quinta council approves paying more for health benefits
• Prostate cancer treatment topic of center's lecture
• Griffith, Duran strong leaders for Desert Sands
• Grace Boyd, former Palm Desert resident and widow of Hopalong Cassidy, dies at 97
• Wells Fargo Foundation awards grant to Tools for Tomorrow
• Attend open house, earn free membership
• Palm Springs renaissance under way
• 'Project Runway' Week 9: Michael's misstep
• Inland Empire gasoline price rises slightly
• Youth Sports Association is meeting today
• Blockbuster broke, hopes to restructure
• Palm Springs City Council Outlook for Sept. 22, 2010
• Desert Healthcare to Present $28,000 to 'Project Running' at PSHS Stadium
• Bureau of Tourism Launches New Fall Advertising Campaing Called "Palm Springs vs. Las Vegas&quo
• July Transient Occupancy Tax Up 25 Percent in Palm Springs Compared With Last Year
• The Palm Springs International Film Society Presents 'Close Encounters Of The Third Kind'
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• PSPL's tweens & teens had a blast at the "Japanese 101" program today! Words wer
• The Library received a generous cash and equipment donation today from the Friends of the Palm Spri
• Sixth grader Lexie G. was the lucky Tween/Teen participant that won the Hewlett-Packard Laptop Comp
• Second grader Alexandra Grauel was the lucky Youth participant that won the Hewlett-Packard (HP) De
• Thank you David, that is correct, September is Library Card Sign-Up Month! If you sign-up for a lib
• Office of Sustainability to Host Sept. 10 Electric Vehicle "Ride & Drive" at Palm Spri
• City of Palm Springs to Honor Four Latino Civic Leaders in Celebration of Latino Heritage Month
• Workman Middle To Benefit From Fresh & Easy Fund Raiser
• Two Bunch Palms Elementary Hosts 'El Verde'
• New Development to Break Ground Sept. 23 Due to City's Residential Construction Incentive Progr
• "Follies Forever!" Themes 20th Anniversary Edition
• El Grito Event Slated For Sept. 12 at CCHS
• Golf Tournament To Benefit The Pinnacle Fund
• Work to begin on Indian Canyon / I10 Interchange
• Palm Springs Resident Killed in 9/11 Tragedy to be Remembered at Sept. 10 Prayer Service
• City of Palm Springs Wins Statewide Award for Downtown Revitalization Programs
• Palm Springs City Council Invites Residents to Apply for Boards and Commissions
• Councilmember Lee Weigel to Ring in Opening Day of School at St. Theresa
• Palm Springs City Council Invites Residents To Apply For Board And Commission Openings
• Fashion Designer Trina Turk Shares Her Palm Springs Hot Spots with C Magazine
• Palm Springs Economy to Receive Huge Boost from Return of Aviation Summit in 2012
• PSHS Classes of 1960, 61 Reunion Slated
• Whooping Cough Vaccines Advised
• Palm Springs Animal Shelter Waives Cat Adoption Fee During August
• Christmas in July Raises Over $20,000 for Palm Springs Festival of Lights Parade
• GLORIA LORING MAKES RETURN FOLLIES ENGAGEMENT
• Two-Time Grammy Winner Makes Follies Debut
• Audience Favorite Returns to Follies Stage
• Palm Springs Trip for "Operation Enduring Families"
• "Dreamgirl" Mary Wilson Makes Follies Debut
• Follies' 17th Edition Nears Season Closing
• PALM SPRINGS' PLAZA THEATRE PRESENTS "LIVING BETTER LONGER" SYMPOSIUM
• Follies' 19th Edition Nears Season Finale
• "Get Your Kicks" At Follies All-New Show
• FUNNY-GIRL MIMI HINES ENCORES AT FOLLIES
• Box Office Opens September 22 for Route 66 - Themed Production
• FOLLIES' DANCER TO RECEIVE GUINNESS WORLD RECORD
• "Band of Gold" Freda Payne Opens Follies 18th Season
• THE DOCTOR AND THE SHOWGIRL: A STORY WITH A HAPPY ENDING
• CHRISTMAS IN FOLLIESLAND | Annual Holiday Show Continues Through New Year's Eve
• Follies' 16th Season Nears Final Quick-Step - "Gotta Dance!" to Close as Work Begins
• Broadway, Television Dancer Still Hoofing at Palm Springs Follies
• All-New Follies Salutes Golden Age of Tin Pan Alley!
• Long-Legged Lovely Shines From Broadway to Las Vegas to Hollywood
• COMEDY LEGEND RETURNS TO PLAZA THEATRE!
• World's Oldest Showgirl in 2009 Guinness Record Book
• INVASION OF THE TRAVEL WRITERS!
• Office of Sustainability to Hold July 29 AB811 Contractor Interest Meeting
• Multi-Talented John Davidson Makes Follies Debut
• 17TH FOLLIES CELEBRATES SEASON IN STYLE!
• Palm Springs City Council Special Meeting Outlook for July 28, 2010
• Dancer Turned Hotel Owner Returns to Dance at Age 55
• TV "DANCING" STAR VISITS FOLLIES
• PALM SPRINGS FOLLIES ANNOUNCES ALL-NEW 16TH SEASON
• Follies' 18th Edition Nears Season Finale
• RED HATTERS BRAVE STORM TO ATTEND FOLLIES
• Veteran Showfolk "Gotta Dance!" at Palm Springs Follies
• "Let The Good Times Roll" At Follies' All-New Show
• SINGING STAR GOGI GRANT MAKES FOLLIES DEBUT
• Susan Anton "Lets The Good Times Roll" at Follies
• MARINE SPOUSES DEPLOYED IN DOWNTOWN PALM SPRINGS
• 16th Edition Fabulous Palm Springs Follies Offers A New Slant to the Yuletide
• Christmas in Folliesland = Double the Fun
• Follies Greets New Year With Winning Hand
• MARINE POPS QUESTION AT NEW YEAR'S EVE SHOW
• Four Aces Return to Follies by Popular Demand
• Tony Award Winner Melba Moore Makes Follies Debut
• Palm Springs Featured in New York Times Travel Section as One of "12 Unexpected History Trips&q
• Palm Springs Bureau of Tourism to Host July 15 Online Travel Partner Forum at Convention Center
• Three-Day Community Emergency Response (CERT) Training Slated for October in Palm Springs
• July 22 Celebrity Bartender Challenge to Kick off Christmas in July Fundraiser for Palm Springs Fest
• All Invited to 'Get On the Bus'
• Local Merchants and City of Palm Springs Get Ready for Christmas in July
• JWMS Ensemble Rated 'Superior' At Festival
• Palm Springs City Council Outlook for July 21, 2010
• PSHS Inducts First 'Wall of Fame' Honoree
• Office of Sustainability Receives $60,000 Grant for New Electric Vehicle Pilot Program
• PSHS Madrigals Take First Place in Music Fest
• CCHS Bands Host Concerts
• 'Paint the World with Light' Book Available
• Corsini Wins National Honor
• District To Benefit From Electronics Recycling Day
• Help choose the new High School Mascot
• Cahuilla Elementary Has Kindy Openings
• WestJet to Begin New Non-Stop Service to Toronto from Palm Springs International Airport Beginning F
• City of Palm Springs Breaks Ground on New State-of-the-Art Animal Shelter
• Christmas in July Fundraiser for Palm Springs Festival of Lights Parade Slated for July 22-25
• City Council Approves Land Purchase for College of the Desert’s New West Valley Campus
• Office of Sustainability Receives $60,000 Grant for New Electric Vehicle Pilot Program
• Local Merchants And City Of Palm Springs Get Ready To Celebrate ‘Christmas In July’
• 'Christmas In July' Celebrity Bartender Night Slated In Downtown Palm Springs!
• Palm Springs Fire Department to Hold Three-Day CERT Training
• Palm Springs Featured as One of '12 Unexpected History Trips' In NY Times Travel Section
• Bureau of Tourism To Host Online Travel Partner Forum at Palm Springs Convention Center
• Huge Crowd of Animal Lovers and Four-legged Friends...
• WestJet to Begin New Non-Stop Service from Toronto Beginning Feb. 2...
• Community Invited To Attend Groundbreaking Of New Palm Springs Animal Shelter
• All Fireworks Illegal in City Limits!
• Special Traffic Signal Timing To Be Implemented To Avoid Congestion Following City’s....
• Section 14 Monument Installation Slated At Sunrise Way And Ramon Road
• City Councilmember Lee Weigel and Son to Throw Out First Pitch at...
• Palm Springs Visitors Center to Close July 10-18 for Interior Reconfiguration
• James Canfield Appointed General Manager of Palm Springs...
• Check Out Great Summer Rates And Programs At Tahquitz Creek Golf Resort!
• Summer Fun In The City! - Camp Palm Springs Kicks Off
• Tree Planting Project Meeting Slated for June 15 at City Hall
• Native Foods to Hold June 15 Benefit for New Animal Shelter
• City Of Palm Springs And Power Baseball To Host All American Fourth Of July Fireworks Spectacular
• City Of Palm Springs To Recognize St. Theresa School Students At Culmination Ceremony
• City Council Approves Design Contract for New Traffic Signal Synchronization and Management Upgrades
• New Development Services Hours Begin at City Hall
• Palm Springs Firemen Association 79th Annual Fish Fry At Ruth Hardy Park
• Groundbreaking Slated for New Control Tower at PS International Airport
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• Palm Springs VillageFest Summer Hours
• Check Out Great Summer Rates and Programs at Tahquitz Creek Golf Resort!
• Book Signing at Just Fabulous
• Three Convenient Cool Centers Available for Residents in Palm Springs
• 10th Annual ‘Best Of The Best’ Awards Slated At Palm Springs Convention Center
• Design Within Reach To Host ‘Pupperazzi’ Benefit For Friends Of The Palm Springs Animal Shelter
• City of Palm Springs to Celebrate Groundbreaking of New Stimulus Funded Control Tower...
• Councilmember Chris Mills to Honor ACE Mentor Program
• New Hours Of Operation At Palm Springs Public Library
• City Council Seeks Applicants To Serve on Boards and Commissions: Deadline Extended
• Palm Springs Desert Resorts Restaurant Week Slated
• Office of Sustainability To Participate in Great American Cleanup
• WestJet to Begin New Summer Non-Stop Service from Calgary
• City Council Approves Adding Boutique Hotels to Hugely Successful Hotel Incentive Program
• Special Booksigning Party
• COPS Award Modification Request Approved!
• City Council Outlook For May 5, 2010
• City Of Palm Springs To Present United States Coast Guard Band In Concert....
• Palm Springs Art Museum Loans Eight Original Sculptures To City For Display At Palm Springs...
• Mayor To Host Fitness Challenge Finale
• ‘Bike To Work Week’ In Palm Springs
• Palm Springs Neighborhood Involvement Committee To Host 3rd Annual Picnic and Expo
• Palm Springs Voted No. 7 on TripAdvisor’s List of Top Vacation...
• Llamas to Visit Palm Springs City Hall in Celebration of Ecotourism and Earth Day!
• Palm Springs City Council Accepting Applications for New BID Advisory Board
• Well Known ‘Top Chef’ Competitor Dave Martin To Present Cooking Demonstrations At VillageFest
• Community Emergency Response Team Training
• Up to $25,000 in Matching Grant Funds Now Available for New Retail Property Remodel Grant Program
• Palm Springs City Council Accepting Applications for New BID Advisory Board
• Special Booksigning Party With Award Winning Author Barbara Benjamin Marcus
• 'Earth Through A Lens' Photo Exhibit Under Way in Downtown Palm Springs
• City Council Outlook For April 7, 2010
• White Party Weekend in Palm Springs Kicks off
• Electronic Waste Shredding Program for Residents
• Indian Canyon Drive Closing Due to Blowing Sand
• Palm Springs Police To Take On PSHS Faculty And Staff In ‘Books Vs. Badges’ Basketball Game
• $14 Million in Federal Stimulus Funds Secured for New Control Tower at Palm Springs..
• Annual Slurry Seal Project Begins April 13, 2010 in Palm Springs
• Palm Springs Picks Up Plethora of Wins in The Desert Sun’s 'Best of the Valley' Contest!
• Spring Cleanup Week Slated for April 12 to 16, 2010
• Friends of the Palm Springs Animal Shelter to Host Garage Sale to Benefit New Shelter
• Palm Springs Firemen’s Association Annual Easter Egg Hunt at Ruth Hardy Park
• City Of Palm Springs To Celebrate Dinah Shore Weekend With Two Proclamation Ceremonies
• Geraldine Carpentier Is the First Ever Palm Springs 'Green Citizen'
• State of California Announces Federal Dollars Coming for New Coachella Valley iHub
• Arbor Day Tree Planting Celebration At Raymond Cree Middle School
• City Council Approves $500,000 In Grant Funds For Palm Springs Community Organizations
• Photo Exhibit: 'Earth Through A Lens'
• VillageFest Celebrates 19th Birthday With Big Party
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• Indian Canyon Drive Interchange Improvement Project Moving Forward
• Palm Springs Sustainability Commission to Announce Winner of Inaugural 'Green Citizen' Award
• April 1 is Census Day! Be Counted Where It Counts!
• Chateau Amber Retreat Provides Specialized Post-Cosmetic Surgery Care in Palm Springs Luxury
• Emergency Preparedness Presentation At Temple Isaiah
• Mayor Touts New Coachella Valley iHub Designation During Schwarzenegger Visit to Palm Springs
• City Council Outlook for March 3, 2010
• Palm Springs Mayor To Read Dr. Seuss To St. Theresa School Students
• 48th Annual Palm Springs Exotic Car Auction Slated in Downtown
• City of Palm Springs to Celebrate 23rd Annual Black History Parade and Town Fair
• Community Development Block Grant Funding
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• Palm Springs Community Redevelopment Agency to Receive Prestigious State Award for...
• Just Fabulous News - February 18, 2010
• City Of Palm Springs To Celebrate Groundbreaking Of New I-10 Gene Autry Interchange
• Office of Sustainability to Partner with Habitat for Humanity on New Home Repair Program
• Adopt Your ‘Valentine’ At The Palm Springs Animal Shelter
• City Of Palm Springs Receives iHub Designation
• City of Palm Springs Kick Off Modernism Week with Special Proclamation at ...
• Mayor Pougnet to Deliver 'State of the City'
• City Celebrates 23rd Annual Black History Month With Host Of Fun And Educational Activities
• Stater Bros. Markets And Pedigree Dog Foods Donates $3,800 To Friends Of Palm Springs...
• Animal Shelter to Receive Generous Donation During News Conference
• City of Palm Springs to Host Asan City Delegation
• City Of Palm Springs: Weather Related Street Closures
• City of Palm Springs to Celebrate Opening of New U.S. Census Bureau Office...
• Mayor Pougnet to Deliver 'State of the City' at New Renaissance Hotel at...
• 12th Annual Juried Art Show
• City Of Palm Springs: Planned Power Outage Affects Traffic Signals On Ramon
• City Of Palm Springs To Celebrate Grand Opening Of Newly Renovated Hyatt Regency!
• Sustainability Commission Accepting Applications For First Ever ‘Green Citizen’ Award
• Weather Related Closures - January 21, 2010
• Wexler Weekend And Modernism Week Coming To Palm Springs!
• Palm Springs City Council Outlook for January 13, 2010
• Free Electronic Waste Shredding Program for Residents
• Slurry Seal Replacement For Farrell Drive Underway
• Palm Springs Fire Department News - January 11, 2010
• 'Mayor’s Fitness Challenge' at Palm Springs High School
• City Of Palm Springs Introduces New Sustainability Helpline!
• City Of Palm Springs To Host 1st Annual Tahquitz Creek Resort Golf Tournament
• Human Rights Commission To Present Community Service Awards At Palm Springs City Hall
• City Of Palm Springs Encourages Residents And Employees To Assist Survivor....
• City to Hold News Conference Related to 50th Anniversary of Tahquitz Creek Golf Resort!
• Mayor to Host Middle School Essay Contest Winners...
• New Years News: Ask Nestor - December 31, 2009
• Children's Community Health and Fitness Expo
• The Palm Springs International Film Festival Is Back!World’s Biggest Star’s...
• City Of Palm Springs To Unveil Spectacular New Jackie Lee Houston Plaza At The Convention Center
• Construction Project On Sunrise Way
• Childrens Health and Fitness Expo
• Palm Springs Bureau Of Tourism And Convention Center Launch New Interactive...
• Parks And Recreation To Offer New Exciting Classes In 2010!
• Weather Related Street Clousres - December 22, 2009
• Village Fest Holiday Hours
• Palm Springs International Airport Offers Economy Parking During Holidays!
• WestJet Announces Expansion to Year-Round Service at Palm Springs International Airport
• City of Palm Springs Announces Eight Lucky Middle School Winners in 2010 Film Festival Awards...
• Vista Chino Street Closure
• Rick Hutcheson Begins One-Year Term As Mayor Pro Tem
• ModCom Agrees Not To File Lawsuit In Response To City’s Specific Plan....
• City Staff Delivers Holiday Gift Bags To Low-Income Residents In Palm Springs
• City Of Palm Springs To Participate In 2010 Desert Fitness Challenge!
• Palm Springs Mayor Invites Coachella Valley Middle School Students To Participate In Essay....
• 14th Annual Walk of Inns Slated in Palm Springs!
• Citrus Collection for the Needy Begins in Palm Springs!
• Sustainability Commission Accepting Submissions For Photographic Competition
• Santa Claus and 20,000 Pounds of Snow to Headline Police Activities League’s 'Winter Wonderland'
• Just Fabulous 2nd Annual Holiday Revue And ’Deal-Icious’ Sale
• Actress Morgan Fairchild Helps Ring In The Holidays At City’s Spectacular ‘Green’ Christmas...
• Mayor To Award 15 Local Students For Holiday Banner Designs At Village Green
• City Of Palm Springs To Host Spectacular ‘Green’ Christmas Tree Lighting At City Hall
• City to Present Proclamation in Honor of St. Theresa 50th Anniversary Fashion Show Gala
• Groundbreaking of New Federally Funded Stimulus Park at Gateway to Palm Springs - Cancelled
• Palm Springs International Airport to Provide Convenient $6 Economy Parking for...
• Human Rights Commission Invites Nominations for ‘Promoting Universal Human...
• Main Street Palm Springs Builds on Tradition and Expands its Brand Awareness
• Planned Power Outage Uptown Palm Springs
• 18th Annual Palm Springs Festival of Lights Parade Slated in Downtown
• I-10 and SR111 Closed For Large Vehicle
• Palm Springs Mayor To Present Proclamation To O'donnell Golf Club In Honor Of 65th Anniversary
• California Preservation Foundation to Present Symposium Featuring City’s New...
• City Dedicates New Fire Engines and CNG Patrol Car
• City of Palm Springs to Host Spectacular Christmas Tree Lighting and Holiday Festivities
• Palm Springs City Council Outlook for November 4, 2009
• Palm Springs Holiday Banner Program Names Finalists!
• Palm Springs ShortFest at American Cinematheque Hollywood
• Greater Palm Springs Pride Parade and Festival
• Planned Power Outage Ramon Rd and S. Palm Canyon
• City of Palm Springs Celebrates Grand Opening of New Starbucks at Palm Springs International Airport
• 20,000 Spectators Expected for City’s 13th Annual Veterans Day Parade
• City Council And Public Arts Commission To Unveil New Steel Sculpture In Uptown!
• City of Palm Springs to Celebrate Grand Opening of New Starbucks
• I-10 and SR111 Closed For Large Vehicle
• Arenas Road Closed Between Indian Canyon and Calle Encilia
• Palm Canyon Drive Closed Between Alejo Road and Ramon Road
• Via Miraleste Closed Between Tamarisk And Tachevah
• VillageFest to Host Halloween Spook-tacular
• Change Your Clocks, Change Your Battery on November 1
• Join Stephen Monkarsh And James Harmon For Two Special Parties At Just Fabulous
• City of Palm Springs: Planned Power Outage-Downtown Palm Springs
• Human Rights Commission to Co-Host 'Big View' Meeting on Structural Racism
• Free H1N1 Vaccinations Now Available to Children in Palm Springs!
• Bed, Bath and Beyond Now Open at Springs Shopping Center!
• Fall Clean-up Week 2009 Kicks Off Monday in Palm Springs!
• Halloween Happenings Abound in Palm Springs!
• Public Meeting Regarding Sustainable Redesign of Tahquitz Canyon Way Median
• Partylab in Palm Springs Kicks Off October with Month-Long Halloween Fun-Fest!
• Palm Springs City Council Approves Energy Efficient Pool Pump Rebate Program!
• City Council Approves Plug-In Electric Vehicle Resolution
• PS Fire Department Encourages Residents to Sign Up for Great California ShakeOut
• Charles Merrill Calls for Cancellation of National Equality March
• City Of Palm Springs: Andreas Road Closed For Special Activity
• American Heat Motorcycle Weekend in Palm Springs!
• 'Your Sustainable City' Celebration Slated in Palm Springs!
• City Of Palm Springs: Planned Power Outage - El Cielo Road And Baristo Road
• City Council to Celebrate Grand Opening of New Smart and Final Extra
• Deadline for 2009 Holiday Banner Program Extended to Oct. 7!
• City's Fall Newsletter is Here! Read 'Inside Palm Springs: News from City Hall'
• City Council And ModCom To Celebrate Unveiling of New Tourism Kiosk At Visitors Center
• Planned Power Outage-South-Central Palm Springs
• VillageFest - Annual Halloween Celebration
• Six Public Meetings Slated for October Regarding Palm Springs Business Improvement District
• Latest Swine Flu And 211 Assistance Information Now Available On City’s Web site
• Two Public Meetings Slated In October Regarding Master Plan For Palm Springs Parks And Recreation
• 'Smart Scalping' Begins in Palm Springs!
• Public Meeting Regarding Proposed Draft Master Plan for Palm Springs International Airport...
• New Employee Spotlight for Palm Springs Community Television Features.....
• City Council Approves First Reading Of Storefront Improvement Program
• City Council Accepts Nearly $1.7 Million in Federal Stimulus Dollars for Funding of Five New...
• Fall Clean-up Week 2009 Slated For October 19-24 In Palm Springs!
• Latino Leaders to be Honored at City Council Meeting in Celebration of Latino Heritage Month!
• Police Promotions To Be Announced At Wednesday's Palm Springs City Council Meeting
• Mayor Pougnet Discusses Impact of 9/11 During Special St. Theresa’s Prayer.....
• Palm Springs Mayor to Provide Sept. 17 Update on City's Sustainability Efforts!
• Ballroom Dancing Begins at Palm Springs Pavilion!
• Palm Springs Ranked No. 2 on Money Magazine’s 'Top 25 Places to Retire in 2009' List
• Downtown Businesses Celebrate Great Labor Day Weekend......
• Palm Springs Mayor to Discuss Impact of 9/11 at Sept. 11 Prayer Service for Local Victim
• City Council Approves Participation In Riverside County Mortgage Certificate Program
• City Council Initiates Introduction of Storefront Improvement Program
• City Officials To Celebrate Opening Of New And Expanded ‘Crystal Fantasy’ At Ribbon-Cutting.....
• BID To Sponsor Labor Day Weekend Promotion To Boost Sales In Downtown Through.....
• Palm Springs Human Rights Commission to Host Free Screening of Documentary Film ‘For My Wife’
• PS Mayor and Council to Celebrate Expansion of Crystal Fantasy Ribbon-Cutting
• Community Meeting Regarding Proposed New Animal Shelter Slated at Palm Springs City Hall
• City of Palm Springs Launches 2009 Election Web Page
• Mayor Steve Pougnet Issues Statement on Passing of Long-time Riverside County Supervisor Roy Wilson
• Mills and Weigel Ring in Opening Day of School at St. Theresa's!
• Palm Springs Boxing Club Announces New Board of Directors
• Mayor Pro Tem Chris Mills and Councilmember Lee Weigel to Ring Traditional Bell...
• Friends of the Palm Springs Animal Shelter Receive Anonymous $186,000 Donation.....
• News Conference Slated for Monday on Future Plans of the Palm Springs Boxing Club!
• City Council Appoints Two New Planning Commissioners
• City Continues to Seek Applicants to Serve on Boards and Commissions
• City of Palm Springs Celebrating $37,000 Federal Grant for Youth Leadership Academy...
• City of Palm Springs Fire Department to Offer CERT training to Residents Beginning in October!
• Parks and Recreation Looking for Contract Instructors
• New Misting System Installed to Cool Down Pooches at Palm Springs Animal Shelter!
• City’s Director of Building and Safety Succumbs to Cancer
• Friends of the Palm Springs Animal Shelter and Koolfog to Unveil New Kennel...........
• Mayor and City Council along with County Officials to Unveil New Sustainable...
• City of Palm Springs Community Policing Services Program Awarded Nearly $1.7 Million.....
• Neighborhood Blade Signs Installed in Palm Springs!
• City Soliciting Public Comment on Sustainable Draft Landscaping Designs for...
• July 28 Public Meeting Regarding Palm Springs International Airport Postponed!
• City Council Outlook for July 22, 2009
• Merrill Holds Out Hope for Gay Couples in Light of Latest Tax Ruling
• Residents Ecstatic Over New Sidewalks Completed on South Side of Ramon......
• City Council Outlook for July 15, 2009
• Old Creek House Restaurant Replaces Cedar Creek Inn; Soft Opening in Palm Springs Big Success!
• City’s Hotel Incentive Program Paves the Way for $15 Million Renovation of Hyatt Regency.......
• Palm Springs Mayor Elected Chair of Coachella Valley Association.........
• Palm Springs Packed During Fourth of July Weekend!
• Palm Springs Modern Committee Invests $10,000 in City’s Tourism Efforts
• Three Conveniently Located Cool Centers Offered in Palm Springs During Summer
• City of Palm Springs: Power Outage at Palm Canyon and Ramon Road
• Spectacular Fireworks Show and Power Baseball On Tap for City’s 'All American Fourth of July'...
• Special Traffic Signal Timing to be Implemented to Avoid Congestion Following City’s......
• All Fireworks Illegal in City Limits!
• New Bed, Bath and Beyond Moving Forward!
• New Sustainability Manager to Implement Variety of Energy-Saving and Cost-Effective Measures
• City Council Pays Tribute to Palm Springs High School Principal Ricky Wright with..............
• City Hires New Sustainability Manager!
• Palm Springs Parks and Recreation Implements New Parks Maintenance Hotline
• Bigge Crane Move Date Remains Flexible
• BID Invites Locals Who Shop, Dine and Play in Palm Springs to Receive Free Tickets to Power...
• I-10 and SR111 Closure for Large Vehicle Rescheduled
• City Council Outlook for June 17, 2009
• Summer Fun in the City! - Camp Palm Springs Kicks Off
• Musical Affair Entertainment News - June 12, 2009
• City of Palm Springs Beats Out Coachella in Inaugural 2009 ‘Desert Fitness Challenge’
• Mayor to Present Certificate of Congratulations to Palm Springs Resident Jack Kroker......
• City of Palm Springs: I-10 and SR111 Intermittently Closed June 16-17 For Large Vehicle
• City Donates 1,682 Pounds of Canned Food to Needy Thanks to Hugely Successful...
• $1.8 Million in Federal Stimulus Funds Awarded to Palm Springs for.........
• Palm Springs 'Firefighter of the Year' Featured in Latest Employee Spotlight
• New Hours of Service to Begin at Palm Springs Public Library
• Free Solar Energy Session
• City Council Outlook For June 3, 2009
• Join the City of Palm Springs for an ‘All American Fourth of July’ Celebration
• Casting Director David Rubin to Speak at Rancho Mirage Library
• Mayor Steve Pougnet Issues Statement on Same-Sex Marriage Decision by California Supreme Court
• Come On Down to VillageFest! Summer Hours Begin Thursday, June 4th!
• Details of City’s Master Plan for Sustainability to be Presented at Sixth Annual...
• Power Baseball Returns to Palm Springs!
• Merrill Lauds The Dallas Principles
• Mayor Pougnet and City Manager Remove Graffiti In Effort to Highlight City’s Public Works......
• Palm Springs Desert Resorts Restaurant Week Slated to Kick Off
• Free Solar Information Session
• Summer of Fun in the City! Parks and Recreation and Public Library to Offer Host ...........
• Tahquitz Creek Golf Resort Offers Special Summer Programs for Adults and Children!
• News From Dink’s Restaurant and Ultra Lounge - May 19, 2009
• Palm Springs International Airport to Conduct Emergency Training at the Airport
• Bureau Of Tourism To Launch New Summer Marketing Campaign To Increase Visitors To Palm Springs
• Mayor Pougnet and City Manager to Remove Graffiti May 21 as Part of National Public Works Week
• City of Palm Springs Seeks Applicants For Boards And Commissions
• Palm Springs ‘Employee Spotlight’ Now Airing on Community Television
• Behind the Scenes Filmmaker Series
• The Marine Corps Combat Center Band from Twentynine Palms to Perform at Palm Springs Convention Cent
• Public Safety Officers to Battle in 'Guns and Hoses'
• Book Signing by World-Renowned Spiritual Medium..
• U.S. Census Workers Canvassing the Streets of Palm Springs!
• Actor And Ugly Dog Get Walk Of Fame Star
• Just Fabulous 2nd Anniversary Party And Book Signing
• Mother’s Day Gospel Brunch
• New Hours of Service to Begin at City Hall and Palm Springs Library
• Palm Springs Chamber of Commerce, Main Street Merchants Association and KESQ-TV Ask ..........
• City of Palm Springs Contributes 12,000 Pounds of Unwanted Citrus to the Needy!
• Mother's Day Brunch
• Difficult Economic Times Prompt City of Palm Springs to Implement Furlough Program
• City of Palm Springs: Traffic Signal Malfunction at SR111 (Vista Chino) at Farrell Drive
• Free Homeowner Education Seminars Available in May to Coachella Valley Residents
• Special Proclamation Presented at 81st Annual California Water Environment Association Conference
• Palm Springs Police Officer Honored for DUI Arrest Record
• Planned Power Outage-Sunrise Way and Tachevah Drive
• Still Time to Apply for Riverside County Grand Jury; Deadline Extended to April 30th
• The 'First 100 Days' Challenge
• City Of Palm Springs To Square Off Against City Of Coachella In Inaugural 'Desert Fitness Challenge'
• Planning Commission Approves Final Plans for Mondrian Hotel
• Next Citizens Police Academy Slated
• Mayor Steve Pougnet 'Calls to Action' Coachella Valley Elected Leaders to Sign......................
• City Produces 'Employee Spotlight' Segment Airing on Palm Springs Community Television, Channel 17
• PS Business Improvement District Honors Two Local Businesses!
• City Council Approves Additional $50,000 for Hugely Successful Facade Improvement Grant Program
• News From Dink’s Restaurant and Ultra Lounge - April 16, 2009
• Palm Springs to Host 34th Annual California Preservation Conference
• 11th Annual Opera in the Park
• Spring Cleanup Week begins in Palm Springs!
• Long-time Desert AIDS Project Volunteer to Receive Senior Inspiration Award April 17th
• City Celebrates Formation of 23rd Neighborhood While Baristo Neighborhood Organization Expands!
• City to Participate in National Citizen Survey
• Planned Power Outage
• City’s 'Youth ‘N’ Action Team' Presents Inaugural Spring Break Concert
• Palm Springs Firemen’s Association Annual Easter Egg Hunt Slated at Ruth Hardy Park
• City Council Submits Original Art to PS Art Museum for Fundraising Sale at Hotel Zoso
• City Councilmember Rick Hutcheson to Present Special Proclamation for White Party
• CVAG's 2009 Coachella Valley Energy Summit Slated at PS Convention Center
• Palms Springs International Film Society And Friends Of The Rancho Mirage Public Library Present....
• City Crews Working Diligently to Clean Up Debris and Remove Trees Following Friday’s Wind Storm
• Brush Fire Fully Contained Fully Percent Contained; Evacuation Order Lifted
• Stage Coach Tickets and Spring Break Entertainment
• City Council Approves New Criteria for Palm Springs Walk of Stars
• City Council Approves Community Block Grant Funding
• City Council to Name Famous Fountain at Palm Springs International Airport....
• 'Ranch Houses: Living the California Dream' Book Signing Party
• News from ****'s Restaurant and Ultra Lounge - April 1, 2009
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• City of Palm Springs to Celebrate Completion of Phase II of $15 Million Terminal and...
• City of Palm Springs: Planned Power Outage
• City of Palm Springs Celebrates Completion of Phase II of $8 Million Terminal and Courtyard......
• Mayor Pougnet Honors the late Frank Bogert at Memorial Service by Promising...
• City of Palm Springs Produces Special Video Tribute to Iconic ....
• New Traffic Signal Is Set To Be Activated
• Dog Day Afternoon
• Mayor Pougnet to Speak at Late Mayor Frank Bogert’s March 27 Memorial Service in Palm Springs
• Palm Springs City Council Outlook for March 25, 2009
• ‘Green Friday’ Merchants to Ask Residents to Turn Off Their Lights For One Hour
• ****'s Restaurant and Ultra Lounge Honored with 2009 ADDY Awards
• City’s Iconic Former Mayor Frank Bogert Passes Away
• News from ****'s Restaurant and Ultra Lounge - March 20, 2009
• City of Palm Springs Implements New Vacation Rental and Event House Hotline
• Spring Cleanup Week Slated for April 13-17
• Mikole and Carrie Fridays
• Palm Springs Asking Residents to Participate in 2009 Earth Hour -- And Turn Off Their Lights!
• Palm Springs to Host 34th Annual California Preservation Conference
• City’s 'Youth N’ Action Team' Looking for Bands for April 11 Concert at Palm Springs Stadium
• City of Palm Springs Secures Assurance from FAA Official that $21 Million....
• Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony Slated for Phase II of PS Airport Terminal Renovation Project
• St Patrick's Day at ****'s
• Mayor Steve Pougnet and City Council to Celebrate Grand Opening of Smoketree Commons Shopping Center
• Mayor Pougnet Returns from D.C. After Meeting with Federal Officials...
• VillageFest Celebrates 18th Birthday With Big Party
• Major New Retailers Coming to Palm Springs
• News from ****'s Restaurant and Ultra Lounge
• Win Free Tickets to the BNP Paribas Open
• City Council Approves Medical Marijuana Cooperatives....
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• Mayor Pougnet to Read Dr. Seuss to Saint Theresa Pre-Schoolers In...
• City of Palm Springs News - Citrus Collection for the Needy Begins in Palm Springs
• Palm Springs City Council, CVAG Homelessness Committee and a Host of Elected and ....
• Bureau of Tourism Develops 'Friday Showcase' for Palm Springs Businesses
• ‘Green Friday’ In Downtown Palm Springs
• 2nd Annual Desert Classic Concours d’Elegance to Kick Off This Weekend in Palm Springs
• Workers to Begin Paving Southern Portion of Sunrise Flood Control Project
• Mayor Steve Pougnet, City Council and Public Arts Commission to Dedicate 'Jungle Red' Sculpture
• Bureau of Tourism to Hold Marketing Forum for Small Hotels, Vacation Rentals and Timeshares
• Community Workshop Slated for Input on Tahquitz Creek Master Plan
• Palm Springs Exotic Car Auction Returns to Downtown
• Palm Springs City Council Approves Introduction of Medical Marijuana Ordinance
• PS City Council, CVAG and County Officials to Celebrate Rollout of Homeless Shelter
• Celebrate Palm Springs ‘Modernism Week’ With Fabulous New Books Signed By The Authors!
• Celebrate Modernism Week! Two Book Signing Parties With Alan Hess and Tim Street-Porter
• Mayor Pougnet to Present Special Proclamation to Celebrate Beginning of Modernism Week!
• Entertainment for Your Sweetheart
• 8,500 Cyclists Expected in Town this Weekend for 11th Annual Tour de Palm Springs!
• Palm Springs International Airport Passes Annual FAA Inspection with Flying Colors!
• Mayor Pougnet Delivers ‘State of the City’ to Sold Out Crowd at Riviera Resort
• City of Palm Springs: Planned Power Outage
• Proposed Park at Gene Autry Trail and Vista Chino Postponed Due to State’s Current Budget Crisis
• Sunrise Flood Control Project Update
• College of the Desert’s Western Coachella Valley Campus in Palm Springs Moving....
• Baristo Neighborhood Organization to Hold Community Clean-Up Day this Saturday!
• City Council Unanimously Approves Introduction of New Local Business Preference Program
• News from ****'s Restaurant and Ultra Lounge - February 4, 2009
• City’s Historic Racquet Club Estates Neighborhood Organization Will Hold Mid-Century Modern...
• Thousands Expected in Town for 4th Annual Modernism Week, Feb. 13-21
• Black History Parade at City of Palm Springs
• City of Palm Springs: Planned Power Outage
• City of Palm Springs: Tour de Palm Springs Charity Bike Rides
• Mayor Steve Pougnet to Deliver State of the City Address
• Visit Los Angeles Murals With Agua Caliente Cultural Museum
• Creating A Legacy: Gifts To The Collection Exhibition Opens At Agua Caliente Cultural Museum
• Agave Fiber Skirt Making Class At Agua Caliente Cultural Museum
• Textiles and Edible Plants Discussed At Museum Lecture
• Latin Dance Aerobics 'ZUMBA' Classes Started
• Nationally Known Furniture Retailer "Design Within Reach" Opening in Palm Springs
• Mike Donner's Book Signing And Reception
• City to Celebrate Black History Month in February With Host of Events!
• Native Performance at Villagefest Presented By Agua Caliente Cultural Museum
• News from ****'s Restaurant and Ultra Lounge - January 28, 2009
• Mayor Pougnet and City Council Celebrate 30th Anniversary of Popular Downtown Restaurant Las Casuela
• City’s New Web Site Includes Host of Helpful Features to Keep Residents Informed
• Palm Springs Chill to Salute Gene Autry on Opening Day
• City of Palm Springs: Planned Power Outage - Near Indian Canyon and Arenas Affected
• Bookisinging and Reception Just in Time For Valentaine's Day !
• Please Join Us for Two Very Special Events with Alan Hess and Tim Street-Porter
• City of Palm Springs: Planned Power Outage
• Museum Presents Lecture History of The Indian Canyons
• Native American Toys And Games Class At Agua Caliente Cultural Museum
• City Council Approves New Trash Compactors for Downtown
• City Council Accepts FAA Grant for Improvements to Main Terminal at .....
• Money Still Available for Businesses Interested in City's Facade Improvement Grant Program
• Stagecoach Is Coming
• City Council Along With County and Court Officials Celebrate the Reopening of the ...
• News from ****'s Restaurant and Ultra Lounge - January 20, 2009
• Online Applications Available for Community Block Grant FundingNow Available on City’s Web Site
• Sunrise Way Flood Control Project
• Mayor Pougnet Presents Special Proclamation to 85-Year-Old Follies Showgirl!
• Bureau of Tourism Implements Creative Marketing Efforts to Promote Palm Springs During Tough Economy
• City Council Will Celebrate Reopening of Palm Springs Superior Courthouse
• Two News Releases from Palm Springs
• Mayor Pougnet Hosts Middle School Students at Palm Springs International Film Festival Awards Gala!
• Sunrise Way Flood Control Project
• City Council Outlook for January 7, 2009
• Mayor Pougnet Kicks Off City’s 11th Annual Juried Art Show at Public Library...
• Mayor Pougnet to Host Middle School Students at PS Film Festival Awards Gala!
• Latin Dance Aerobics and Acting Classes to Begin at Palm Springs Leisure Center
• Three Palm Springs Episodes of the Popular PBS Series ‘Antiques Roadshow’
• City’s 11th Annual Juried Art Show Slated At Palm Springs Public Library
• New Online Toolkit to Help Small Business Owners in Tough Economic Times
• Hair Salon Receives Brand New Sign After Being First Business Approved for the City’s...
• Sign Installation for City's First Buisness Approved for Facade Improvement Grant Program
• City‘s Marine Corps Band Holiday Concert A Huge Success!
• Downtown Salon to Get New Sign as a Result of City's New Facade Improvement Program
• VillageFest Will Be Open New Year’s Day!
• Huge After Christmas Sale
• Palm Springs International Airport Offers Economy Parking During Holidays
• Last Minute Holiday Sale From Just Fabulous
• City Council Approves Contract for New Traffic Signal
• City of Palm Springs: Gene Autry Trail Closed at Whitewater River
• Palm Springs Animal Control Waives Pet Adoption Fee in December and Extends Hours Dec. 20 and 21
• City of Palm Springs: Araby Araby Roads Reopen After Rains
• City of Palm Springs: Updated - Vista Chino east of Gene Autry Trail
• City Council Approves $25,000 Facade Improvement Grant for Kaiser Restaurant...
• City of Palm Springs: Vista Chino Closed East of Gene Autry Trail - December 17, 2008
• Hotel Zoso Presents The Stunning Vocal Talents of Mr. Tom Mayer and Newcomer...
• 11th Annual Palm Springs Juried Art Show
• City Council Outlook for Dec. 17, 2008
• Public Hearing on Museum Market Plaza Specific Plan At City Hall
• Fire Department Reminds Residents to Follow Safety Precautions for .....
• City Councilman Lee Weigel Voted Chair of E.R.I.C.A
• Palm Springs Neighborhood Involvement Committee Elects Officers for 2009
• Just Fabulous: Holiday Sale and Open House
• Santa Claus and 20,000 Pounds of Snow will Headline the Police Activities League’s...
• Mayor Pougnet to Present Retiring PSUSD School Board Member Don Aikens with...
• City’s Passenger ‘Bill of Rights’ for Taxi-users at Palm Springs International Airport...
• City of Palm Springs: Unplanned Power Outage Causes Traffic Signal To Loose Power
• Palm Springs City Hall Closed to the Public for Christmas Holidays
• 13th Annual Walk of Inns Kicks Off in Palm Springs
• Public Meeting Regarding Airport Master Plan on December 11, 2008
• Police Chief David Dominguez Outlines Hate Crime Prevention and Outreach to Human Rights Commission
• Business Improvement District and Public Library Offer New Holiday Programs for Downtown
• City of Palm Springs Presents the Twentynine Palms Marine Corps Band in Holiday Concert
• News from ****'s Restaurant and Ultra Lounge - December 5, 2008
• City Council Celebrates Holiday Season with Christmas Tree Lighting and Visit from Santa Claus!
• City Council Approves Neighborhood Identification Signs
• City Council Approves Recycling Program for Palm Springs International Airport
• Palm Springs City Council Approves Taxi-user Bill of Rights for Airport
• Holiday Banner Winners Receive Recognition from Mayor Pougnet at Village Green
• City’s Community And Economic Director To Take New Post With Fresno’s Redevelopment Agency
• Three City of Palm Springs Employees Honored for Heroism and Service to Youth
• City Council Celebrates Groundbreaking of Gene Autry Plaza Expansion
• 12th Annual Peace Officer & Public Safety Awards Luncheon
• City Council Approves New Radio Communications System....
• City Council Cuts Ribbon At Grand Opening of New Jensen’s Finest Foods
• Business Improvement District Develops New Holiday Programs For Downtown
• ****'s Restaurant and Ultra Lounge News Letter - November 17, 2008
• Police Chief Presents Blueprint for Crime Fighting to City Council
• Mondrian Hotel Moving Forward in Palm Springs
• Mayor Pougnet Kicks Off Palm Springs Sustainability Summit at City Hall Neighborhood Rally
• City Council Approves Facade Improvement Guidelines For Downtown and Uptown Businesses
• Neighborhood Rally at City Hall will Kick Off Palm Springs Sustainability Summit
• City Demolishes Rundown House Neighbors Called An Eyesore
• Parks and Recreation Seeking Middle School StudentsTo Organize New 'Youth N’ Action Council'
• City Council Gives Villagefest Board The Green Light To Make Recommendations For Improvements
• Environmental Impact Report for Museum Market Plaza to Be Released To the Public
• Riviera Resort Ribbon-Cutting
• Council Approves Business Retention And Welcome Program
• City Council Approves Repairs To Rainmaker Fountain
• Palm Springs Ecotourism Task Force Appointed Group Will Advise on Development of Local Strategy
• City Council Votes To Accept $40,000 Seat Belt Grant
• Palm Springs Awarded Over $350,000 in Federal Money for Safe Routes to School
• $4.7 Million Runway Pavement Improvement Project Completed at Palm Springs International Airport
• Final Days To See Dream Of The Blue Frog Exhibition At Agua Caliente Cultural Museum
• City Council Initiates Medical Marijuana Zoning Ordinance
• City Council Approves Plans for New Traffic Signal
• City Council Approves Purchase of Two New Fire Engines
• Palm Springs Mayor Forms Clean Task Force To Create Green Jobs
• Palm Springs Mayor Forms Clean Task Force To Create Green Jobs
• Tahquitz Creek Master Plan Under Way
• Interstate 10 and Indian Canyon Drive Interchange Upgrades Moving Forward
• Flood Control Project Update
• City Council Approves Contracts for Sustainable Master Plan
• City Council Approves $500,000 Appropriation for Energy Efficiency Loan Program
• City Council Lifts Dog Ban Ordinance in Parks
• City Council Approves Two New Hotels
• Smart Scalping Begins in Palm Springs
• Flood Control Construction Project
• New Traffic Signals on State Route 111 In Palm Springs
• Vista Chino And Gene Autry Trail
• Palm Springs To Repave More Neighborhood Streets Thanks To Lower Than Expected Costs
• Palm Springs To Receive Funding Through Safe Routes to School Program
• Hard Rock, Mondrian Hotels Moving Forward
• Ambitious Storm Drainage Project To Eliminate Flooding Along Sunrise Way
• Palm Springs News For July 18th, 2008
• Historic Designation Sought For Portion Of Airport Terminal
• Starbucks Among New Concessions Coming To Airport
• Vista Chino is Open
• New Recycling Program Begins In Palm Springs
• City Gearing Up For New Recycling Program
• City Officials Headed To Sacramento In Attempt ..... Indian Gaming Distribution Fund
• Former Director, Curator Of Palm Springs Historical Society Honored
• Wind Related Road Closure
• Airport To Receive Federal Funds To Rehab Secondary Runway
• Future Entry Plaza To Convention Center Named For Jackie Lee Houston
• Palm Springs Seeks Cost To Repave 11 Streets
• City Of Palm Springs To Have Its Own AM Radio Station To Broadcast Emergency Information
• Students Compete To Have Artwork Displayed On Trucks
• Palm Springs Officials To Attend International Council Of Shopping Centers Convention
• Environmental Impact On Valley’s Health To Be Addressed Saturday
• Rubio’s Fresh Mexican Grill Now Open at the Springs in Palm Springs
• Palm Springs Neighborhood Involvement Committee’s First Eco-Friendly Landscape Tour Attracts Crowd
• First Time At VillageFest Proves Lucky During City’s Birthday Party
• City Of Palm Springs Benefits From Agua Caliente Donation
• Applicants Sought to Serve on Palm Springs Boards and Commissions
• Parks and Recreation Department Offers Aikido Classes
• Mayor Pougnet, City Council to Designate April 2008 as Palm Springs Life Month
• Palm Spring Neighborhood Involvement Committee Hosts First Eco-Friendly Landscape Tour
• City Council Appoints Subcommittee as Liaisons to Library Board
• City Council Awards 13 Community Development Block Grants
• City Council Designates Downtown Bank Historic Site
• City Council Sets Speed Limit on Kirk Douglas Way; Awards SlurrySeal Contract
• City Of Palm Springs Receives Grants To Enhance Air Quality In Area
• Vista Chino - Gene Autry Trail to the Wash
• Cooperative Effort with School District Earns Grant to Keep School Zones Safe
• City of Palm Springs Works to Improve Traffic Flow on Major Thoroughfares
• City Prepares For Curb-Side Recycling Program
• Palm Springs Fire Department Gains Five New Recruits to Help Fill Vacancies ....
• Palm Springs Power Baseball Holds its Own Version of American Idol
• Job Applications with City of Palm Springs Are Now
• City Council Takes Steps to Enhance Beauty of Downtown Palm Springs
• Groundwork Laid for Strategic Planning at Palm Springs Public Library
• In Decision That Could Save Lives, City Council Buys Automatic Defibrillators for City Facilities
• City Council Appoints Subcommittee to Study Campaign Finance Reform
• Neighborhoods Follow City Council’s Lead in Prioritizing Sustainability
• Neighborhood Organizations Expand Boundaries to Include More People
• City Offers Rebate for Installing Water-Saving Toilets
• Picasso to Moore: Modern Sculpture from the Weiner Collection
• John McLaughlin - The Tamarind Prints Exhibition
• The Eyes - Mirrors of the Soul
• Treasures of the West - Art from Desert Collections
• Contemporary Glass
• Delayed Justice - The Search for Nazi-era Stolen Art
• Art for Everyone
• The Leonardo Da Vinci Exhibition
• After School Program
• Contemporary Desert Photography
• Multicultural Modernism - The Work of Steven Ehrlich Architects
• Da Vinci Lecture Series

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