Matthew Rotunda’s listening room in Cathedral City draws serious music lovers into the rarified world of hi-fi systems.
Kent Black
Corn or Flour?
In downtown Indio, Arriola’s has answered the question for five generations and counting.
The Biggest Play You’ll Ever See
On a hillside in Hemet every spring, a couple of professional actors, a few horses, and an entire community bring a slice of California history to life.
Bombay Beach Gets Lit
A festival and library bring another wave of culture to the resurgent town on the Salton Sea.
The Rising Action
In the wee hours, the quest for the perfect baguette begins, and there is peace.
The Comeback Kid
Beset by injury, Bianca Andreescu is fighting to return to Indian Wells and defend her BNP Paribas Open title.
Desert Dreamers 9: The Environmentalists
Ninth in an ongoing series about Coachella Valley pioneers, innovators, and leaders throughout history.
Eating the Desert
Ingredients once harvested by the Coachella Valley’s first inhabitants continue to flavor local dishes and drinks.
How Trumped is Our Valley?
Some people love him for the state of the economy and hard line on immigration, while others hate him for creating a climate of divisiveness and fear. But no one in the Coachella Valley is without an opinion about the 45th U.S. president.
His Music is Golden
50 Years of Jethro Tull: Ian Anderson chats about the evolution of the group’s sound and whatever became of Gerald Bostock.
Kate Hudson on Music, “Song Sung Blue,” and Life in Palm Desert
