Over the years, citizens have shown strength by collectively pursuing interests and causes.
Making a Monument
When developers set their sights too close to the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto mountains, concerned citizens won public and tribal support to create a national monument to protect the land for future generations.
When developers set their sights too close to the mountains, public and tribal push created the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains National Monument.
See You at the Top
The steep road to the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway Valley Station presents a mighty and surprisingly popular workout amid inspiring views.
The steep road to the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway Valley Station presents a mighty and surprisingly popular workout amid inspiring views.
Build It and They Will Stay
Colleges are expanding campuses and academic offerings to meet the need for a diverse workforce.
Colleges are expanding campuses and academic offerings to meet the need for a diverse workforce in Greater Palm Springs.
Hot Spots
Life in the desert has never been more desirable. Here’s our tour of the nine cities we call home.
Coachella Valley cities receive high marks from residents for drivability, walkability, local recreation and cultural attractions, affordability, and capable civic leadership.
Brave New Swirls
The Coachella Valley uncorks a resurrected wine-bar scene.
As food-loving millennials discover the pleasures of oenophilia, wine consumption is on the rise, and wine bars are seeing a resurgence including Greater Palm Springs.
Man about Town
Charles Phoenix promotes Palm Springs wherever he goes, and he's a fixture at Modernism Week.
Charles Phoenix knows the intricacies of desert lore better than many residents, which comes in handy when he serves as a double-decker bus tour guide during Modernism Week.
Culture Club
Whether you’re into film, literature, fine art, or just getting out of the house, a trio of festivities ensures an agenda full of edification.
In January, Greater Palm Springs Festivals bring exceptional films, literature, and artworks center stage to give locals and visitors a chance to experience a winter wonderland of culture.
The Scenery and the Scene
Sled dogs, hot air balloons, beauty queens and … dolphins? You betcha!
According to newspaper and magazine articles published before the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway opened, up to half a million people a year could be expected to ride the tramcars.