Latest: Check Hospital Capacity In Palm Desert Area

Here's an update on how the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has affected hospital capacity in Riverside County and across CA.

Puppy Raisers Needed At Guide Dogs Of The Desert

Puppy raisers will be provided with training sessions, various outings with other volunteers and additional support.

Fireworks Near Me: Palm Desert’s 4th Of July 2021

Patch has your complete guide to Fourth of July fireworks shows, parades and other celebrations in and around Palm Desert.

Palm Springs Chamber Of Commerce To Host July 1 Reopenings

VillageFest and the Welwood Memorial Public Library will officially reopen with ribbon cuttings on July 1.

New Desert Hot Springs Library Holds Grand Opening

The new 15,000 square-foot single-story library replaces the former building, which was built in 1972.

Imperial Irrigation District Issues 'Conserve Alert'

The utility company urged its power customers to conserve energy during the Southland's intense heat wave.

Two-Acre Brush Fire Sparks Near Pinyon Pines

A three-acre brush fire broke out Friday afternoon in rugged terrain near the Pinyon Pines area of the San Bernardino National Forest.

9 Coachella Valley Cities Duking It Out For Blood

The ninth annual "Nine Cities Blood Drive Challenge" comes as LifeStream Blood Bank contends with a dire shortage of donated blood.

Community Action Partnership Seeks Applicants For CAP Commission

Anyone interested in the position must submit an application by 10 a.m. on June 30.

4th Of July Fireworks 2021 In Palm Desert

Patch has your complete guide to Fourth of July fireworks shows, parades and other celebrations in and around Palm Desert.

Extreme Heat Expected To Continue In Riverside County

Sunday's highs were forecast to be 116 degrees in Palm Springs, 100 degrees in Lake Elsinore and 95 degrees in Riverside.

Palm Desert's FREE And Fun Fourth Of July Events

It’s all part of the City’s first ever Fourth of July event series, being held throughout City parks

Government Buildings In Indio, Coachella Set To Reopen Next Week

On Monday, appointments no longer will be required to enter city facilities, though all visitors will be required to wear masks.

5 Painting Tips for Homeownership Month

Read up on PaintCare's tips for every step of the painting process so that you can paint smarter this summer.

VillageFest Returns To Downtown Palm Springs July 1

The once-a-week street fair in downtown Palm Springs is returning after being shuttered for more than a year amid the pandemic.

Free Admission, Fishing At Lake Cahuilla For Service Members

Free admission is open to active duty military personnel and veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces May 29-31.

1st Lunar Eclipse Of The Decade: Super Blood Moon In Desert

The last total lunar eclipse with a supermoon was almost six years ago.

Founder of Palm Desert's Bighorn Institute​ Honored By USFWS

The USFWS calls Jim DeForge a "Recovery Champion" — someone who devotes himself to recovering endangered and threatened animals and plants.

The Joslyn Center To Reopen In June

The Palm Desert senior center looks forward to welcoming back members at a special June 2 event.

Youth Advisory Council Applications

YAC was represented by an all-female leadership council.

Coachella Valley's Desert X 2021 Announces More Than 650K Visits

Desert X announced this week a record of more than 650,000 visits to its third edition, which closed Sunday.

Music Camp Registration OPEN NOW

Registration is currently open and we are accepting audition videos until May 21st.

Blue Shield Gives $150K To Inland Empire Nonprofits

Six local organizations that support youth and communities of color will each receive $25,000 from the health care provider.

Living Desert Zoo Unveils New Conservation Center

The Living Zoo and Gardens is celebrating National Public Gardens Week.

Hazardous Waste Drop-off Announced In Cathedral City

Paint, fertilizers, motor parts and fluorescent light bulbs are among the items allowed at the drop-off slated for Saturday.

The Living Desert Named A Certified Sensory Inclusive Facility

Staff members are trained in how to recognize guests with sensory needs and how to handle a sensory overload situation.

Lenticular Cloud Hanging Over Coachella Valley: Photo Of The Day

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A Deserted Icon In Palm Springs: CA Photo Of The Day

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CA Teen Of Indigenous Mexican Descent Earns Full Ride To Harvard

Elizabeth Esteban is leaving the Coachella Valley to join Harvard’s class of 2025 this fall after earning a full ride scholarship.

Towering Palms: Desert Photo Of The Day

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Burnt Orange Sunset: Palm Desert Photo Of The Day

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Auburn Desert Sunset: Photo Of The Day

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Fishing Tournament Benefiting Veterans Set For La Quinta

The first-ever "Veterans Fishing Derby" organized by Coachella Valley veterans was held Saturday.

Hygiene Products Sought For Needy Coachella Valley Families

Unopened and unused items such as soap, shampoo and toothpaste can be dropped off through Friday at John Kelley Elementary School.

Dreamy Palm Desert Skies: Photo Of The Day

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Hazardous-Waste Drop-Off Site Set Saturday For RivCo Residents

Paint, fertilizers, motor parts & fluorescent light bulbs are among items accepted this weekend in Oasis.

'Bulky Waste' Drop-Off Set For Palm Springs Residents

Such electronic waste as old TVs, computers & small appliances will be accepted for drop-off, along with paperwork needing shredding.

Palm Springs Gas-Line Break Leads To Shelter-In-Place/Evacations

Constrction crew reportedly ruptured a gas main that led to emergency response in Palm Springs.

Good Morning, From The Desert: Photos Of The Day

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Wine Country Getaways; Boardwalk-Dancin' Rihanna: Saturday Smiles

Top beach towns, $1M pediatric-research donation, Easter & Passover dining, zoo benefit concert and more news from Southern California.

Travel Like A Local: Submit Your Town For Our 2018 Travel Guide

Whether you've got the best brewery around or a music festival that rivals Coachella, tell us why your town should be a destination in 2018.