Journey to Riverside County located in California to Cathedral City. This city is also called Cat City and it has a population of around 52,000 citizens and it is located between Rancho Mirage and Palm Springs and it happens to a city that is located within the Coachella Valley of Southern California. Cathedral City also has what is considered to be the second largest population within Coachella Valley right after Indio, California.

Cathedral City gets its name from the Cathedral Canyon which is located south of the town and it was named during 1850 by Colonel Henry Washington because of the rock formations that reminded him of a cathedral. It was during 1925 that the city had started a housing division, but it wasn’t until the 1980s when the city was incorporated, and it has really grown since then.

Cathedral City had a downtown renewal program began in the late 1990s, with much finished by 2005. Another city corridor was worked similar to the IMAX/Mary Pickford film theater complex, and an aggregate of 130 sections of land of new or rebuilt stores.

In 1931, Lou and Al Wetheimer from the Purple Gang of Detroit had opened a club outside of Palm Springs called Dunes Club. Then this was followed up during 1939 by the 139 Club by Earl Sausser and then Frank Portnoy and Jake Katelman’s club Cove Club.

As per the United States Census Bureau, Cathedral City has an aggregate territory of 21.8 square miles, of which, 21.5 square miles of it is arrive and 0.3 square miles of it is water.

Cathedral City has a car uber dealership known as the Palm Springs Auto Mall in light of as far as possible with Palm Springs.

Cathedral City has a yearly Mexican Independence Day celebration on each third few days of September; to recognize the occasion an “el Grito de Dolores” is held at the city corridor/film theater complex.

Date Palm Country Club and fairway, outlined in 1967 and opened in 1971, has an 18-gap “official style” office composed by Ted Robinson, ASCCA. It highlights 3,100 yards of golf from the longest tees for a standard of 58. The course appraising is 54.9/57.2 and it has a slant rating of 90/93. It is arranged in Bermuda Greens and incorporates lakes and sand traps. The most significant tee is the 175-yard eighth opening, which has an exact tee shot over a lake. The Golf Classic held by Phil Harris was held within Cathedral City starting out in the 1940s until the death of Phil Harris during 1994. Even though this course was built on part of an Indian Reservation of the Agua Caliente tribe, which means there are a selective retirement community that will line the golf course made up of manufactured homes.

The softball complex called Big League Dreams Sports Park is at the intersection of Dinah Shore Drive and Date Palm Drive which is 4 fields that are replicas of major league ballparks. Starting in 1998, the All-Star Softball Game hosted by Pepsi has been held here. Cathedral City also has a soccer park alongside James Workman Middle school, is the place the So Cal Coyotes small time football cooperative effort their recreations (and furthermore in Rancho Mirage High School stadium).

There are 9 parks located within Cathedral City and they are:

• Dog Park
• Town Square
• Dennis Keat Soccer Park
• Second Street Park
• Patriot Park
• Panorama Park
• Ocotillo Park
• Memorial Park
• Century Park
• Proposed park on Landau Boulevard and Corta Road

There are a few golf resorts located in Cathedral City. These are the Doral Desert Princess Resort & Golf Club, Cimarron Golf Resort, Palm Springs Outdoor Resort, Date Palm Country Club, Cathedral Canyon Country Club, as well as the Lawrence Welk’s Desert Oasis Hotel & Resort.

Cathedral City High School, opened in 1991, is a noteworthy instructive and recreational focus to the city. The varsity football, ball and soccer groups had earned CIF-southern California title keeps running in the late 2000s. Cathedral City is likewise home to Mayfield College, a private school that offers vocation preparing in social insurance, HVAC, innovation, and business.

Cathedral City was also home of Suzanne Somers despite the fact that she has a second home that is actually located within Palm Springs, California, and it is also the winter home for the actors Martin Landau and Robert Duvall during the 1960s. It was also the home for Monty Hall, the TV show host during the 1990s.

Timothy Bradley, the previous WBO welterweight champion, is additionally from Cathedral City and moved on from Cathedral City High School.

Frank Sinatra’s grave is situated in Desert Memorial Park burial ground, similar to those of a few other unmistakable figures, including performing artist Jane Wyman, on-screen character William Powell, and artist musician Sonny Bono, previous leader of Palm Springs.

Chicano people performer Lalo Guerrero lived in Cathedral City in his last years.

According to the 2010 Census, Cathedral City had a population of around 52,000 citizens. The density of the population was around 2400 per square mile. The racial makeup of Cathedral City was 0.1% Pacific Islander, 5% Asian, 1.1% Native American,2.6 % African American, 63.5% White with 32.3% of them being Non-Hispanic White, 4.2% multiple races, and 23.5% other races. Latino or Hispanic races making up 58.8% of the population.

Per square mile there were almost 21,000 housing units which around 11,000 were owner occupied, almost 6300 being occupied by a renter. The vacancy rate was 4% and the rental vacancy was 11%.

Out of almost 18,000 households, almost 6600 had children who were under 18 years of age and around 7600 were married couples, around 2300 were single women, and almost 1200 were single men. Almost 1100 were unmarried relationships and around 800 made up same-sex couples and around 4300 were someone living alone. Around 2300 were someone living alone who were over 65 years old.