Late buses, no air-conditioning: Nationwide bus, labor shortages affect local students
Recent problems flared up at the end of last school year when kids waited more than an hour at unshaded stops for their buses to arrive.
Local government and features reporter for The Desert Sun in Palm Springs, Calif.
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A River Ran Through It
When California ordered a lockdown last March, Bre and Virginia Parks started walking their local river trail. The only thing missing was the water.
Drought Is Reshaping The National Park Landscape In Unprecedented Ways
Blowing sand, relentless bark beetles and invasive grasses are just some of the consequences of continued hot, dry weather.
For the Compton Cowboys, Stagecoach is just the beginning of an entertainment industry takeover
At once there is nothing unusual and something extraordinary about a group of cowboys hanging around a corral at the Stagecoach country music festival.
'It's OK to not be OK': Local experts, students shed light on pandemic's effects on mental health
Even though COVID-19 cases are rising again, many are ready to move on and resume their lives. But it's not that easy for everyone.
What are the 38 properties the COD Board of Trustees has been discussing in closed session?
The City of Palm Springs has alleged that the college's board of trustees has violated California law by failing to disclose to the public the nature of their real estate negotiations.
How far along are College of the Desert's Palm Springs campus plans? Answers keep changing
College of the Desert officials continue to change their answers when it comes to key dates and milestones for a planned campus in Palm Springs.
Synagro hit with possible $765K air-pollution fine as High Desert waste fire hits 1 month
The sewage-composting company whose 80-acre waste pit has been on fire for more than a month near Hinkley may face a $765,000 civil penalty from the Mojave Desert’s air regulator as the agency cites the ongoing blaze as a repeat offense.
