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Palm Springs waste audits reveal recycling gains citywide, but one neighborhood tops 50% contamination
Commercial properties showed the largest numerical improvement, with passing audits rising from 154 in 2024 to 229 in 2025, an increase of 75.
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Palm Springs board approves historic designation for Albert Frey-designed church turned theater
Dezart Performs purchased the modernist First Church of Christ Scientist in December 2024 to use as its new playhouse; the City Council must grant final approval.
Dolores Robinson to receive next star on Palm Springs Walk of the Stars
The veteran personal manager, recognized as the first Black female personal manager in film and television, will be honored March 13.
Architectural Review Committee sends back plans for eight-home development, votes for a restudy
The Architectural Review Committee preferred a monochromatic palette, rejecting a Planning Commission request for more color. “I just don’t want it to be atomic ranch and kitschy,” one member said.
City on track to close fiscal year with nearly $7 million surplus, report shows
The city’s three core revenue sources — Transient Occupancy Tax, Property Tax, and Sales and Use Tax — are up a combined 11.5% from the prior year’s mid-year numbers.
This week: Palm Springs boards to review housing project, historic designation, library budget
Architectural Review, Historic Preservation and Library boards meet this week, with one other meeting possible on Thursday.
Two dead, three wounded in reported motorcycle club shooting in remote portion of city
Police are investigating a late-night shooting at an industrial complex north of Interstate 10 that left two people dead and three others injured.