7-Eleven's parent company, Seven & I Holdings, rejected Circle K's $39 billion merger bid, stating their global business is worth more. A merger would have controlled nearly 20% of the US convenience ...

Drumroll, please! Today’s special location for our newscast is the Outer Banks, North Carolina! Once a haven for pirates and early aviators, it’s now a top spot for beachgoers and bikers on its ...

Yesterday, the Palm Springs Convention Center hosted a cat show featuring over 140 purebred and household pet cats competing across six judging rings. Event organizers shared what judges were looking ...

Former President Trump’s unfounded claim that Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio are eating pets has ignited controversy and hurtful reactions. City officials and community leaders strongly deny ...

The "Healthy Desert, Healthy You" Environmental Health Summit in Rancho Mirage will focus on air, water, and land use issues, with discussions on improving quality of life in the Coachella Valley. The ...

The Desert Hot Springs Police Department shared this photo today of a black Honda. They say it's similar to a car that was seen following a student near Desert Hot Springs High school this morning.

The College Of The Desert's Baseball Team, The Roadrunners, Is Asking For The Communities Help. The Team Is Actively Fundraising To Ensure They Have The Essentials As Their Season Is Just A Few Months ...

For over five decades, the Coachella Valley Rescue Mission has been a beacon of hope for the local homeless population. With a remarkable 82% success rate, the mission provides essential services like ...

"My Old Ass," the latest dramedy from writer-director Megan Park, has been hailed as a heartfelt coming-of-age film. The movie stars Macy Stella in her debut role, with equal parts humor and emotion.

The Line Fire in San Bernardino County has spread to over 20,000 acres with just 3% containment. Over 36,000 structures are threatened, and thousands have been evacuated. Three firefighters have been ...

Section 14 survivors, along with descendants and supporters, voiced their frustrations at last night’s Palm Springs City Council meeting as negotiations over compensation continue without resolution.