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September serene: Celebrate Greater Palm Springs Spa Month with relaxing deals
Unwind and save at resorts, hotels, and destinations around the area.
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Marilyn Monroe look-a-like world record attempt set for Saturday
Organizers said they set a goal of gathering at least 500 participants for a synchronized photo.
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SoCal Memorial Day ceremonies will include a parade and Palm Springs flower drop
The Canoga Park Memorial Day Parade will begin with TAPS and a wreath presentation.
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Celebrate Greater Palm Springs Restaurant Week at the desert's delish eateries
Rancho Mirage, Coachella, and La Quinta, too: Dine around the region and enjoy a plethora of prix fixe deals.
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It's hot in the desert but cool higher up: The tram's Summer Pass starts now
A toasty day by a Palm Springs pool is sublime, but so is a mountain hike via the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway.
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Zoe the ‘Puff Kitty' up for adoption at Palm Springs Animal Shelter
A kitty who garnered media attention for appearing like an inflated balloon due to a damaged windpipe is up for adoption at the Palm Springs Animal Shelter.
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We heart you, Palm Springs: ‘XOXO Palm Springs,' a new art celebration, is ahead
The joy in June will be high around the desert resort destination as theatrical happenings, gallery shows and more abound.
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Palm Springs Pride to celebrate Marilyn Monroe's 100th birthday in May
In honor of what would have been Marilyn Monroe’s 100th birthday, Palm Springs Pride will attempt to break a Guinness World Record in May by assembling 500 participants to dress as Monroe and hold a synchronized martini toast. The centennial celebration, “Marilyn 100,” will take place from May 29-June 1 in the downtown area, with the main event on May…
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Journey to the land where midcentury cool still reigns (yep, it's Palm Springs)
Modernism Week, a February festivity with splash, dash, and loads of style, is a tony time machine.
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Jet by a space-age Palm Springs landmark for its first-ever holiday lighting
The Palm Springs Visitors Center, “the city’s iconic mid-century getaway,” will soon be aglow.
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A snow-centered contest comes to a cold conclusion in Palm Springs
At least for this year: The Palm Springs Aerial Tram’s annual guessing showdown is over for 2025.
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1 arrested, 1 at-large for allegedly stealing two dogs in Palm Springs
A 41-year-old man suspected of stealing two Yorkshire Terriers in Palm Springs with the possible intent to collect money as a reward was in custody, while his accomplice remains at large.
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Palm Springs police seek public's help in identifying dog theft suspects
Palm Springs police sought the public’s help in identifying two people suspected of stealing a pair of dogs near a residence.
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Frontier Airlines to halt services at Palm Springs Airport
Frontier Airlines will halt operations at Palm Springs International Airport at the end of next month, citing market demand. “We are pausing our service at PSP at the end of next month in response to current market demand, but will continue to monitor conditions for opportunities to resume services. We greatly appreciate our partnership withthe airport and the greater Palm…
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This snow-guessing contest is totally Tram-tacular
The Palm Springs Aerial Tramway is looking for your best guesstimates (prizes may await).
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Going to Palm Springs? Watch out for Bighorn Sheep
Palms Springs Police Chief Andrew Mills Wednesday urged residents to avoid approaching bighorn sheep that may wander into Palm Springs during mating season. The police department released a video on social media Wednesday featuring Mills and animal control officers Jeanette Guzman and Stephanie Anderson, who discussed the risks of approaching the animals. Anderson said that from late summer through winter,…
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Ease into September as Greater Palm Springs presents its first-ever ‘Spa Month'
Find self-care specials as summer ends: Over 80 offers, from treatments to sound baths, will grace the calendar.
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Palm Springs fertility clinic bombed in May completes three critical procedures
The fertility clinic in Palm Springs targeted in a deadly bombing in May announced its IVF and Andrology labs were operational and in effect again.
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Judge raised concerns about self harm before death of Palm Springs bomb accomplice
A federal judge in New York raised concerns weeks ago about a suicide watch and the mental well-being of the man accused of being an accomplice in the bombing of a Palm Springs. Eric Leonard reports for the NBC4 News at 5 p.m. on June 27, 2025.
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Alleged accomplice in Palm Springs fertility clinic bombing dies by suicide, coroner rules
Daniel Park was found unresponsive inside Los Angeles’ Metropolitan Detention Center Tuesday.