ecent rains, California and Coachella Valley can still see a return of drought in our future. To get ahead of future drought situations, the Palm Springs City Council approved $1.15 million in matching funds for Desert Water Agency’s turf conversion program as part of the new city budget. The aim is to save 27 million gallons of water each year by removing grass and replacing it with desert-friendly plants.
over around 90 degrees, so it’ll still be pretty hot when we wake up. So rather than binge-watching Netflix in the House, here are a few ideas to get friends together and beat the heat!
ather, have a Father, are a Grandfather, let’s say “Thank You” for everything you do! Happy Fathers Day!!
Quinta City website about caring for our United States Flag. With the upcoming celebrations like Flag Day on June 14th and the 4th of July, it’s always good to remember how we should care for the United States Flag.
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It’s HOT in the Desert! And since we’re headed into the hottest months of the year, it’s time to remind ourselves to be aware of our energy usage – the costs and possible planned outages.
Is it Time to Upgrade Your Home in the Desert? We all know the real estate market has been slow for some time in Coachella Valley, and you may have decided to wait to list your home. Should you do some Home Upgrades in the meantime?
about a possible government default have had negative effects on both interest rates and consumer sentiment and are directly impacting the housing market. While new home sales continued to improve as tight supply remained an issue in the existing housing market, demand could dip in the short term as rates remain elevated. With consumer spending staying solid and inflation not easing in the latest reading, the housing market could face additional headwinds as the Fed contemplate on having another rate hike in their June meeting.