Recent Entries

• Helping Young People Succeed

  by News Editor Thu at 10:27 AM

  Helping Young People Succeed During a time when the economy is changing rapidly and shifting the landscape of work into uncertain territory, academic success is no longer enough to put young people on a stable path to the future. Once, a high school diploma was enough to land a well-paying job. The...
• CITY OF COACHELLA WELCOMES GUSTAVO J. ROMO AS NEW CITY MANAGER

  by News Editor Wed at 4:04 PM

  CITY OF COACHELLA WELCOMES GUSTAVO J. ROMO AS NEW CITY MANAGER COACHELLA, Calif.  – The City of Coachella is pleased to announce the appointment of Gustavo J. Romo as the City's new City Manager. Mr. Romo has been serving in the role since June 15,2026. The appointment concludes a compr...
• Happy 4th of July 2026

  by News Editor Jul 4

  Old Glory is flying again today at my house, carrying the hope that all Americans can come together to celebrate freedom, unity, and this wonderful nation we share. Max
• DESERT FOX Editorial Standards for Community Contributors

  by News Editor Jun 18

  DESERT FOX (DFOX) Editorial Standards for Community Contributors Desert Fox is dedicated to community journalism, civic engagement, public affairs, business reporting, culture, and issues affecting residents throughout the Coachella Valley and surrounding communities. Contributors are encouraged t...
• Insurers are blocking mental health care.

  by News Editor Jun 14

  Insurers are blocking mental health care. By Guy Anthony More than one in five American adults battle depression, bipolar disorder, or some other mental illness. And even with insurance, about two-thirds of those patients can't access treatment. That's because insurers are openly disregarding fed...
• AMERICANS ARE HITTING THE ROAD IN RECORD NUMBERS

  by News Editor Jun 9

  AMERICANS ARE HITTING THE ROAD IN RECORD NUMBERS, MARKING A RETRO MOTEL COMEBACK AS TRAVELERS SEEK SPONTANEITY OVER STRESS -Nature, Connection to the Landscape and Ease of Operation are Key Points- Big Bear, CALIF. – The U.S. road trip returns as travelers steer clear of airp...
• Beyond Two Hours: A New Era in Human Endurance

  by News Editor Apr 27

  Beyond Two Hours: A New Era in Human Endurance In a performance that redefines the outer limits of athletic endurance, Sabastian Sawe delivered a historic run through the streets of London—one that may reshape how we understand human capability. At 1:59:30, Sawe became the first athlete to...
• Veterans Breakfast and Townhall with Supervisor Perez to be held Friday

  by News Editor Apr 22

  INDIO – Supervisor V. Manuel Perez invites veterans to join him for breakfast and a town hall discussion on Friday to share their ideas and needs, as well as learn about the latest initiatives for the veterans community. The event will be held on Friday, April 24, at the Indio American Legion...
• ICE EXIT DRAMA: TRUMP’S DEPORTATION CHIEF STEPS DOWN AMID DEADLY HEAT

  by News Editor Apr 16

  ICE EXIT DRAMA: TRUMP’S DEPORTATION CHIEF STEPS DOWN AMID DEADLY HEAT Washington, D.C. — The man who helped drive one of the most aggressive immigration crackdowns in modern U.S. history is suddenly stepping aside—and not without a cloud hanging over the exit. Todd Lyons, 52, t...
• When Superpowers Start Playing “Mine’s Bigger”

  by News Editor Apr 16

  JTFMax Global Shipping’s New Traffic Jam: When Superpowers Start Playing “Mine’s Bigger” In a world already watching the fragile chess match around the Strait of Hormuz, another maritime flashpoint is quietly tightening its grip—this time in the South China Sea. And i...
• Sip Happens: Palm Springs’ Chicest Festival Escape Lives at Harriet’s

  by News Editor Apr 15

  Sip Happens: Palm Springs’ Chicest Festival Escape Lives at Harriet’s Palm Springs, in the throes of festival fever, is rarely a place for quiet moments—but hidden behind adobe walls and bougainvillea blooms lies a scene that feels almost deliciously secret. At Harriet’s Bar...
• The Edge of Authority

  by News Editor Apr 14

  The Edge of Authority Power in America was never designed to be absolute. Yet, every generation seems to confront the same uneasy question: what happens when a president begins to speak—and act—as if it is? The United States Constitution is both a grant of authority and a restraint on ...