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Our ultimate guide to Modernism Week — October tickets, parking, dates
Although Modernism Week isn’t a new event, the festival is debuting several new experiences this October.
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Our Palm Springs area fall guide, from carnivals to pumpkin patches
Check out our list of must-see attractions, activities and fall events in Palm Springs and the surrounding area.
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More cheap gas? Cathedral City’s Agua Caliente Fuel to open soon
A new Agua Caliente Fuel station was built on previously vacant land located off Highway 111 between the Cathedral City Civic Center complex and the Agua Caliente Cathedral City casino.
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Orionid meteor shower now active. How to see the Orionids in California this October
The Orionid meteor shower is officially in full swing and is due to remain active into early November – even after its mid-October peak.
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Meet Vanessa Monaco, the desert’s most prolific high school quarterback
Now the captain and quarterback of the Shadow Hills flag football team, Vanessa Monaco started playing flag football on a boys’ club team during her sixth-grade year and grew to love the sport.
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5 Coachella Valley taco shops to try across the Coachella Valley right now
SoCal is known as a top destination for Mexican food, but there’s something particularly memorable about Coachella Valley taco shops.
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Why Santa Barbara is worth a road trip from Palm Springs this fall
If you’re looking for inspiration, how about a drive up the Pacific Coast to the stunningly picturesque Spanish town of Santa Barbara?
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Agua Caliente opens rare Indigenous art exhibit in Palm Springs
“A Beauty That Endures: Native Painting, Ritual, and Resilience in the 20th Century” was curated by Tony Abeyta. The Indigenous art exhibit features more than 50 paintings by artists from 16 tribal nations across the United States.
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California ballot drop boxes are open. Here’s how to find one
As Election Day nears, here’s how to find the ballot drop boxes nearest you and track your ballot.
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Why Palm Springs is banning data centers for two years
The Palm Springs City Council voted unanimously to extend a temporary moratorium on data centers to two years.
