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When driving through parts of the Coachella Valley, you’ll see more Teslas than pedestrians. After all, heading out on foot can be a treacherous journey; a lack of sidewalks or crosswalks can make it dangerous to walk, bike or skate as a mode of transportation.
As much of the valley’s population continues to age, while the valley is also adding more young families,...
The Salton Sea, 35 miles long and between nine and 15 miles wide, is the largest lake by surface area in California. Its history is complex—and an anomaly in the natural world.
Today’s Salton Sea lies 228 feet below sea level, on the site of the much-larger ancient Lake Cahuilla. Peaking at 40 feet above sea level, Lake Cahuilla encompassed much of the Imperial, Me...
One cannot begin a review of Dezart’s Performs’ 2026 season-opening full production without mentioning their beautiful new home.
The Dezart Playhouse is located on Riverside Drive in Palm Springs, in a beautifully renovated building that was once a church. Procuring a permanent home is something artistic director Michael Shaw and his staff have been striving for si...
It is unrealistic to expect all Americans to understand British humor. Back in the day, when I was growing up in Canada, about half of the CBC Radio broadcasts were from Britain, so I was raised with a great appreciation for such famous English shows as Take It From Here...
On this week’s Independent comics page, which is not currently trying to take land from any NATO allies: Claytoonz takes out some plush animals; (Th)ink flushes freedom; This Modern World goes inside the Oval Office; and Jen Sorensen examines a potential frozen dystopia.
