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Preservation board recommends Class 1 landmark status for two homes from different eras

A 1936 Spanish Colonial Revival residence and a 1967 house designed by architect William F. Cody up for consideration were unanimously approved.
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$47M Ramon Road bridge widening brings two years of traffic headaches, CV Link detour
Project officials warned residents to prepare for delays starting in December as crews widen the critical Palm Springs corridor while rerouting cyclists onto surface streets.
Photographer and Variety editor to be honored at 25th HRC Palm Springs Garden Party
Michael Childers and Marc Malkin will receive awards Nov. 7 at the Dinah Shore Estate. Tickets are available now.
Palm Springs committee begrudgingly moves In-N-Out plans forwardย 
The Architectural Review Committee voted 3-2 to approve the project, with the condition that In-N-Out completes the full list of 18 conditions from a prior meeting.
Measure J commission OKs more money for airport seating; stadium repairs expected to top budget
If the City Council signs off, new furniture for gates 1 through 10 would be installed by the end of May, while a feasibility study continues at the stadium.
Palm Springs week ahead: In-N-Out review, airport bond payoff and pickleball complex opening
Officials will weigh a $10.81 million early bond redemption and a new restaurant, while residents can attend the Demuth Park pickleball opening and weigh in on the mayorโ€™s position and Ramon Road Bridge project.
Palm Springs Fire Chief Paul Alvarado to retire Nov. 2
Alvarado, who has led the department for three and a half years, oversaw record staffing and an improved fire protection rating.

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