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Palm Springs officials ask to revisit Flock camera policy amid public pushback
After years of expanding the city’s surveillance network, the Palm Springs City Council is asking police for a public update on how the technology is being used and what safeguards are in place.
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This week at City Hall: Historic district bid, protected property project and police chief farewell
Seven Lakes seeks historic district status, a protected property faces a construction review, and Palm Springs will honor retiring Police Chief Andy Mills.
Palm Springs advances $10.1 million plan to bury Old Las Palmas power lines
Property owners in the historic neighborhood could face individual assessments of up to $171,000, with a decisive vote set for Oct. 28.
Palm Springs joins other valley cities in temporary ban on data centers
The city council on Wednesday approved a 45-day moratorium, citing water, power, and land-use concerns raised by residents and staff.
Palm Springs council reflects on lasting impact of retiring police chief
Andy Mills, who is stepping down after five years leading the department and capping a 49-year law enforcement career, was celebrated by the City Council for reshaping how officers connect with residents.
Local performance venues launching fall season built around participation
The Cultural Center, Palm Canyon Theatre and CVRep are preparing fall programs that range from film screenings and musicals to acting, singing and comedy-writing classes.
Palm Springs to host first Extreme Heat Summit, bringing together experts on climate resilience
The Sept. 18 event will feature sessions on designing cooler cities and preparing for the human cost of rising temperatures.