Eric Hartley

Kevin James Reddy, 51, was arrested following a welfare check that later led to police entering the senior couple's residence and finding them dead.

The race for a spot on the Desert Hot Springs City Council was not just close, but deadlocked this weekend as vote counting neared its end.

Supervisor V. Manuel Perez, whose district includes the Coachella Valley, said he wants to make sure the county is fully reimbursed for costs of Trump’s visit and will push for a full accounting.

The man responsible for the FBI's operations across much of Southern California visited the bureau's Palm Springs satellite office this week.

Shortly after a daytime theft of “high-valued” jewelry from a store on El Paseo, three suspects were caught and arrested.

Total solar eclipses are rare, but we can see lunar eclipses far more often. Here’s what to know

Desert Sun reporter Christopher Damien was chosen for a New York Times fellowship. His work will be published in The Times and The Desert Sun.

Gov. Gavin Newsom came to Indio on Friday, touring an addiction recovery center as part of a last-minute push for Proposition 1.

The rocket took off as scheduled at 8:11 p.m.

A former corporate executive was convicted of embezzling $260,000 from his company to pay for an event he produced at the Coachella festival.

Jackie, the famed Big Bear bald eagle, laid a much-anticipated egg on Thursday afternoon as thousands of fans watched.

The space station is often over us during the day and not visible. But this week, it’ll be above our horizon several evenings. Here’s where to look.

A years-long makeover of Palm Desert’s San Pablo Avenue will culminate Monday with the installation of a sculpture chosen by city residents.

Fifty years after 1973, when U.S. troops left Vietnam and American prisoners of war were released, Coachella Valley veterans will gather this weekend.

The private company Firefly Aerospace tested its Alpha launch vehicle on Thursday night, a mission on behalf of the U.S. Space Force.

As the sun returned Monday to the Coachella Valley, residents and public officials got to work assessing and repairing the damage.

The store will open June 22.

The trucks belonged to a company that had helped put the man behind bars in a prior case, a federal agent charged.

Gay men have been at the highest risk during the current outbreak.

Bonillas is a valley native and a professor at CSUSB.