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Palm Springs police to launch free wellness call program next month
PSPD Connect, backed by a city councilmember, the police chief and the Blue Zones Project, will offer regular phone check-ins to residents who may benefit from added support.
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Orchid Tree Hotel plan, data center ban, cannabis lounges top a busy week at Palm Springs City Hall
Commissions and committees meet this week, while the City Council’s agenda includes public safety spending, historic preservation, affordable housing and closed-session property talks.
Planning Commission approves 16-unit townhome project at Sunrise Way and Amado Road after July delay
City staff noted that some of the commission’s earlier requests conflicted with state housing laws, though the developer did add a walkway so pool cleaners and landscapers can reach backyards.
Planning Commission pulls Bel Air Greens housing plan from agenda after tribe acquires half the site
The property’s new tribal trust status means only part of the closed golf course would remain under city land-use review, commissioners learned Tuesday.
Palm Springs police step up enforcement of disabled parking spaces, including on private lots
Drivers who park illegally in reserved spaces face fines of $250 to $1,000 and possible towing, and the department is offering businesses help with required signage.
Palm Springs airport study finds economic impact tops $2.55 billion
Nearly 97% of the airport’s overall economic impact stayed within the Coachella Valley, the study found, and more than half occurred within the city of Palm Springs.
Palm Springs Measure J fund closes fiscal year with $2.1 million surplus
Sales tax revenue beat projections by about $800,000 as investment income also topped budget, though officials say heavy capital spending will sharply draw down the fund next year.