A 35-year-old man faces assault with a deadly weapon charges following an attack at a sports bar in Indio nearly two weeks ...

Deadly flooding along the China-Nepal border has put a sharp spotlight on how risks from natural disasters in the Himalayas are growing, at the same time that countries in the region are rapidly ...

It attacks every kind of citrus, has no cure, and for the first time ever, it's been found not too far from us in Imperial ...

Some people don't just live in a community; they show up for it, and that's what our Neighborhood Heroes series is all about: ...

Parents are calling for clearer and faster communication from the Coachella Valley Unified School District after a power ...

Two Chinese nationals living in the Inland Empire were sentenced to federal prison today for participating in a scheme in ...

The Palm Springs Police Department has created a citizen oversight board to address concerns about surveillance technology, ...

Old Town Artisan Studios in La Quinta will soon hold a grand opening and ribbon-cutting for Art for All, the Valley's first ...

The jury in Lindsay Clancy’s murder trial ended deliberations Friday without reaching a verdict and will take the weekend off ...

President Donald Trump said Friday night the United States reached an oil agreement with Venezuela, a move he said will more ...

The first time he cried after a big win, Roger Federer says he didn’t understand what was happening. It was 2001 at Wimbledon, and he’d just dethroned the great Pete Sampras on his Centre Court debut.

Six months since the United States and Israel launched the first strikes on Iran, the physical, financial and emotional impacts of the war have reverberated from Tehran across the world, including to ...