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Pink and Robin Thicke headlined matchups Tuesday at the 19th annual Desert Smash, held this year at the La Quinta Resort & Club. → Read More
Dozens of bullet casings could be seen in a mall parking lot. → Read More
The 5.2-acre parcel is a block from the 15 acres the city bought last year. It's looking for a single developer to build on both. → Read More
The deputy was being transported to a local hospital after the department warned of a shooting investigation just after 5 p.m. on social media. → Read More
The main event, known as Celebrate CV, is from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday, and members of the public can RSVP for the free concert at the event's website. → Read More
At least three descriptions have been given for the venue's location at different times. Here's why. → Read More
The latest vote count updates Tuesday showed Wallis with 84,420 votes to Holstege’s 84,408. → Read More
Rollins led in the early returns, but the veteran incumbent overtook him Thursday. → Read More
Measure A is up 55% to 45%, but it could take several days to know the results for sure. → Read More
Newcomers Louisa Davis, Lynn Mallotto, Meg Marker, Kim Martos and Ken Ammann are on the ballot alongside Steve Downs, who has been on the council since last year. → Read More
Measure B is advisory, so the city council will make a final decision after Palm Desert residents have their say at the polls. → Read More
The three council members whose terms are up this year all decided not to run. → Read More
The city is using "ranked-choice voting" for the first time. Residents also will weigh in on whether the city council should have five districts. → Read More
The city could be changing how it elects council members just two years after another shakeup. → Read More
Thursday’s forum was hosted by the Palm Desert Area Chamber of Commerce. → Read More
Four projects from Palm Springs to Thermal already have city or county approval. But some say more needs to be done to reduce their water usage. → Read More
Bianco said Saturday: "This is nothing more than a typical politician trying to gain media attention to further her political career." → Read More
Customers can expect their long-time favorites, along with some surprises and family-friendly activities. → Read More
The development proposal, which includes “the largest, rideable open-barrel, human-made wave in the world," has drawn pushback from some La Quinta residents. → Read More
New to California? Here's a rundown of voting laws in the Golden State. → Read More