Once upon a time, the Salton Sea was hailed as a resort destination. In April 1964, the landlocked sea challenged 14-foot sailboats in a one-time regatta.
On the Road to Salvation Mountain
Leonard Knight's masterpiece is a colorful testament to an original artist.
Leonard Knight’s masterpiece is a colorful testament to an original artist.
10 Most-Read Stories of 2022
From plans to save the Salton Sea to a historic archaeological discovery to a tour of Queer Eye designer Bobby Berk's home, these were your favorite posts of the year.
From plans to save the Salton Sea to a historic archaeological discovery to a tour of “Queer Eye” designer Bobby Berk’s home, these were your favorite posts of the year.
Making Impressions
Inland Empire Community Foundation targets specific needs by designating “signature funds.”
Inland Empire Community Foundation targets specific needs by designating “signature funds” to address pressing regional matters.
Concrete Evidence
Building on 80 years of philanthropic work, Inland Empire Community Foundation aggregates the resources of donors and organizations to effect long-lasting change.
With 80 years of philanthropic work, Inland Empire Community Foundation aggregates the resources of donors and organizations to create change.
Side Trips: Salton Sea and Niland
Follow Grapefruit Boulevard southeast from Indio, and you’ll hit the Salton Sea. Once envisioned to become a destination resort, nature took its toll and left the beach deserted, covered in fish bones and long-forgotten scrap.
When you reach the Salton Sea — once considered a destination resort — nature has taken its toll and left the beach desolate and in disarray.
Viva Salton
Will Annette Morales Roe’s plan to import water to the Salton Sea sink or swim?
Annette Morales Roe knows how to fix the Salton Sea. Reroute recycled water from the Pacific Ocean to also help address other challenges.
Never Get Off the Boat
A strange and wonderful ride through the communities surrounding the Salton Sea.
Writer Kent Black shares a strange and wonderful ride through the communities surrounding the Salton Sea — a world away from Palm Springs.
Embracing the Dark Side
Palm Springs Noir features a collection of short stories set in a cross-section of desert cities and written primarily by authors with Coachella Valley ties.
“Palm Springs Noir” features a collection of 14 short stories set in desert cities and written by authors with Coachella Valley ties.
Wild Sides
See an inland sea, play in the snow, encounter one-of-a-kind critters, and experience other outdoor wonders in and around the Coachella Valley.
See an inland sea, play in the snow, encounter one-of-a-kind critters, and experience more of the desert wonders around the Coachella Valley.
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