The California Transporation Commission (CTC) was awarded $50 million today for Addressing Climate Change, Emergencies, and Sandstorms (ACCESS) Project on Indian Canyon.

SEIU-United Healthcare Workers West members at 11 Tenet hospitals voted in favor of a five-day strike in response to alleged unfair labor practices.

A Riverside County sheriff's correctional deputy allegedly caught transporting a significant amount of drugs on Interstate 10 was being held today in lieu of $1 million bail. The deputy, a 25-year-old man from Banning, was arrested and booked into the Byrd Detention Center on Sunday on suspicion of ...

The number of passengers at Palm Springs International Airport is expected to keep growing. Now the public can weigh in on options for how to expand.

Desert Hot Springs has approved two warehouses near I-10. Palm Springs has also opened the door to them and is weighing one proposal.

Stiff winds could churn up dust clouds through portions of the Coachella Valley between Wednesday and Friday, prompting the South Coast Air Quality Management District to issue a windblown dust adv…

As a lawsuit involving Oswit Land Trust and the HOA of a community surrounding a former golf course drags out, so, too, will word of whether a $10.8 million grant will be secured.

Officials take a closer look at the sea and the economic development for the region through lithium extraction.

The efforts include those by Riverside County to collect reports of damage, those of a local museum to collect funds, and those of one Palm Springs resident to send letters to state officials. Here's what we know.

First-time blood donors will receive a $50 electronic gift card, and will be entered to win two tickets to see Beyoncé perform on Sept. 1.

As the Screen Actors Guild - American Federation of Television and Radio Artists National Board voted on a strike Thursday, July 13th. Coachella Valley businesses are biting their nails on the impact it will have on the local economy. The strike is on midnight July 14th, affecting the 2020 TV Theatr...

The City of Palm Springs welcomed its newest furry, four-legged member-- canine Mayor Buddy Holly! "I hereby proclaim that you, Buddy Holly, are the canine mayor of Palm Springs." With his paw raised, Palm Springs Mayor Grace Garner sweared in her canine counterpart on Monday. The 6-year-old Petit B...

Temperatures will soar into the triple digits next week in parts of the Inland Empire, prompting the National Weather Service Friday to issue an Excessive Heat Watch, advising residents to take pre…

The Riverside County Animal Shelter in Thousand Palms is over capacity. As people begin celebrating the Fourth of July with fireworks and other loud festivities, they are expecting an influx of ani…

The average high temperature for early July is around 108 degrees in the Coachella Valley.

Some of the biggest changes reflect concerns city residents had raised about traffic at the main entrance off Farrell Drive.

Can Reddit survive as its volunteer workforce close down subreddits and walk away from the site in protest at the management's new policies?

Fourth of July celebrations will get underway this weekend in Riverside County, ahead of America’s 247th birthday.

Ideas have been floated, ranging from an underground tunnel to an enclosure protecting the road. Now, a bridge is gaining speed toward approval with the help of a state grant but CVAG needs the com…

Senate Bill 584 would impose a 15% tax on short-term rentals for stays 30 days or less. Its aim is to help the housing crisis. Some predict it would hurt the Palm Springs tourism industry.

The number of coronavirus patients in Riverside County hospitals is 58, up from 53 one weekend ago but the same as two weekends ago, according to the latest state data.

The Coachella Valley’s rich and diverse culinary scene serves up delectable bites morning, noon, and night…

If secured, the state money would help to fund a pair of small bridges over problem areas along the roadway that often close due to flooding or when sand is kicked up during high winds.