The popular 4.1-mile Bump and Grind Loop begins in Palm Desert and combines several named trails. Go clockwise for a ...

But at a handful of Palm Springs establishments, dinner and drinks are not two separate plans. They are chapters of the same ...

Nkosi is one of two notable wildcats born this spring at the zoo. The other is a sand cat, a species just a little larger ...

Elmer’s serves its famous buttermilk pancakes, German pancakes, and homestyle breakfast, lunch, and dinner at its longtime ...

On the Mark offers made-to-order sandwiches, custom charcuterie, artisan foods, small-batch wines, olive oils, tinned fish, ...

Twentynine Palms’ Pioneer Days returns Oct. 15–18 for its 90th year, with a parade, outhouse races, kidsfest, live music, and ...

In the Agua Caliente tradition, harvested yucca cooks overnight in a pit of mesquite coals, covered with plant material and earth to hold in the heat. A few protective layers of leaves remain around ...

Rows of hay bales near Bombay Beach help hold down potentially toxic dust on exposed Salton Sea lakebed. photography by brice weaver Listen to this story: On a stultifyingly hot August day, dozens of ...

The Street Fair at College of the Desert brings independent merchants to the College of the Desert campus in Palm Desert every Saturday and Sunday from October through May. The long-running market has ...

“If you see steam coming out, it’s still cooking,” says John R. Preckwinkle III. “If you don’t see any steam, then it’s ready.” Preckwinkle, a former Tribal Council member and lead bird singer for the ...