All lost and found items in Palm Springs
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Lost work cases in Palm Springs, California.
At 9:45 AM on Tuesday, I realized my work cases were missing from the table at a café on North Palm Canyon Drive in downtown Palm Springs, California. They’re two black leather cases with my initials; inside there are client files and a USB drive I need for a big presentation next week. I’m anxious about what’s inside, and I hope they’re found soon by someone honest who recognizes their importance. I’m keeping my fingers crossed this turns up quickly.
Lost Photographs in Palm Springs
I lost a stack of photographs from my family's albums during a stroll past the Palm Springs Art Museum. It was around 6:20 p.m. on Saturday, near the museum's entrance along Museum Way. The photos are from the 1980s, glossy, and slightly curled, with my mom in a yellow sundress and my sister laughing by a palm-lined path. Losing them felt like I misplaced a map to my childhood, and I'm hoping they find their way back to me. If you happened to pick them up, I'd be forever grateful to have them back with the rest of the family's memories.
Found: Hand tools in a toolbox
I found a dented metal toolbox tucked behind a planter near the Palm Springs Art Museum plaza around 11:15 AM on a Saturday. Inside were screwdrivers, pliers, wrenches, and a few sockets—the kind of hand tools a DIYer or contractor would have. They didn’t belong to me, so I left them on my workbench and decided to post here in case the owner sees this. It feels hopeful to think this could bring someone their lost gear back in time for their next project.
Lost drones in Palm Springs
I lost my drone during a sunset shoot in Palm Springs. Around 7:40 p.m. on Tuesday, I launched from a small plaza on Palm Canyon Drive near Ruth Hardy Park and watched it drift toward the mountains when a gust hit. It’s a compact gray drone with a chipped bumper and a blinking LED that won’t quit. I retraced the stretch from the Palm Springs Art Museum to the tram area, but I didn’t see it. This drone is my bread-and-butter for weekend landscapes, and I’m anxious about the missing footage and deadlines. If you found it, I’d be grateful beyond words.
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Lost: red Prada card holder
Small red Prada card holder with three credit cards and my ID in it. Reward $200. Lost somewhere in or close to the airport on the evening of Tuesday August 4th.
FOUND: Coins near Palm Canyon Drive
I found someone else's coins this morning near Palm Canyon Drive outside a cafe by Tahquitz Canyon Way. There was a small pouch with a mix of old pennies, shiny quarters, and a couple of unfamiliar coins. It was around 7:20 AM, the sun just starting to brighten the mountains, and the street was calm. I kept them in a jar at home, hoping to reunite them with the person who dropped them. If these look familiar, please check the item on the site so the rightful owner can claim them.
LOST travel visas in Palm Springs
I was wandering the Palm Springs downtown area on Friday around 5:45 PM, making a quick stop for coffee on Palm Canyon Drive when I realized my Travel Visas were missing from my bag. I must have dropped them somewhere near the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway base, because the ground there was crowded with tourists and late-afternoon shadows. The folder held essential documents and an itinerary I’ve been holding onto for months, so the thought of them being gone shakes me up. I can’t stop replaying the moment I last had them in the bag and I’m hoping a kind stranger picked them up and kept them safe.
Found: Handheld and Console in Palm Springs
I’m Dana Lee. I found a handheld game console along with a small controller on Palm Canyon Drive, near the Palm Springs Visitor Center, around 2:45 p.m. today. It looked recently used but intact, and the screen had a tiny scratch that suggests it belongs to someone who enjoys weekend gaming. I didn’t see a name on it, and I’m hoping to help the owner by posting this here.
Lost gold chain with silver coin
Gold chain with silver coin
Lost organizers near Palm Canyon Drive, downtown Palm Springs today
I was sorting a few piles of papers on the balcony of my rental on Palm Canyon Drive around 4:15 pm today, and I realized my set of clear desk organizers vanished from the coffee table. They’re three slim acrylic pieces that stack neatly, easy to spot beside my sunglasses and a sun hat. I’d really like to find them, because they help me keep travel receipts and small papers organized during trips. If you found them near the fountain on Palm Canyon Drive, please drop a note.
FOUND Hats
This afternoon around 3:15 pm I found a small pile of hats by a bench outside Palm Springs City Hall on Palm Canyon Drive. There’s a red baseball cap with a faded logo, a straw fedora, and a couple of sporty caps in blue and gray. They looked like they belonged to someone who was out enjoying a sunny stroll and probably realized they were missing them later. If these hats are yours, please reach out through the site and I’ll connect you. I know how a favorite hat can feel like a piece of home.
Found sports equipment in Palm Springs.
While strolling at 3:45 PM on Saturday, I spotted a backpack and a bundle of gear behind the Palm Springs Convention Center on North Palm Canyon Drive. It contained equipment for various sports—basketball, tennis balls, a yoga mat, and a water bottle with a team logo. The scene looked like someone had hurriedly left it, perhaps after a hot afternoon practice in the sun. I picked it up, checked inside for identifying items, and tucked it under the bench by the plaza to keep it safe until the owner can claim it. I know how anxious it feels to lose gear that carries memories of games, but I hope the owner sees this and knows it was found and kept secure.
Lost Driver's License near downtown Palm Springs
Yesterday afternoon, around 3:45 PM, I realized my Driver's License was lost after I grabbed a quick coffee on North Palm Canyon Drive and wandered back toward my car near the Palm Springs Art Museum. I retraced the plaza, past the palm trees and the tram car, but it vanished. This license means a lot to me, and I’m anxious about identity misuse. If you found a plastic ID in a blue wallet marked with my name, please reach out through the site so I can get it back. I’m hoping it’s simply tucked under a café chair, waiting to be returned.
FOUND: Brooches in Palm Springs, California
I was walking along Palm Canyon Drive, near the Palm Springs Art Museum, around 9:40 a.m. today when I spotted a small velvet-lined case on the sidewalk. Inside were several vintage brooches—a brass butterfly, a ruby-stone flower, and a delicate filigree pin—that clearly belonged to someone else. I picked them up and kept them in a pocket while I looked around, hoping to spot a note or a clue. It would mean a lot to see these back with whoever lost them.
Lost Holiday Decorations near Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs
I lost my holiday decorations on Saturday around 6:45 p.m. while unloading the car near Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, close to the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway. They were in a large red storage bin I left on the driveway for a moment, and by the time I realized it, the bin had vanished. The set includes vintage glass ornaments, pine garlands, and a string of warm lights that mean a lot to me. If you spotted a red bin near the tramway or along Palm Canyon Drive, please hold onto it.