Bob Marra
In Rancho Mirage, where architecture has long been part of the city’s identity, preservation is often measured in rooflines, glass walls, breeze blocks and the careful stewardship of homes that helped define desert modernism. But this year, Preservation Mirage...
Greater Palm Springs renters are seeing signs of relief in parts of the market, but a closer look at the numbers shows that the region’s housing affordability problem remains firmly in place. Fresh rental data from Zillow Market Trends show that asking rents...
Felipe Ortiz, Marine Corps Veteran, Vice Chair of the Indio Planning Commission, and California State Assembly staff member, today announced his candidacy for Indio City Council, District 4. His campaign is centered on a clear commitment: bring accountable,...
For decades, year-over-year population growth in Greater Palm Springs felt almost inevitable. New subdivisions pushed deeper into the desert. Seasonal visitors became full-time residents. Retirees arrived from Los Angeles, Orange County, Seattle, Chicago,...
XOXO Palm Springs, a 12-day citywide arts and culture celebration, is being launched as a soft opening with hopes of becoming a major annual draw Palm Springs has never lacked for spectacle. The city has Modernism Week, the Palm Springs International Film...