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City’s Human Rights Commission hears discrimination accounts, considers anti-bias education push
“I want Palm Springs to be safe and welcoming for everyone, not just the wealthy retired white men, but for people of every race and background,” one speaker said.
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Palm Springs moves forward with road safety study, fresh fixes for CV Link
From sorting out cyclist-pedestrian confusion on the CV Link to a deep-dive safety study on major corridors, city leaders are mapping out immediate and long-term fixes to make streets safer.
This week at City Hall: meetings focus on street safety, fire station land deal
City officials also will review heat planning, budget adjustments, tourism financing and public meeting rules this week.
Meet Zoe Gray, the PSHS valedictorian who has been reaching for the cosmos since fifth grade
The recent graduate just landed a $50,000 Edison Scholarship to study at UC Berkeley, where the sky is only the beginning.
Palm Springs poised to approve $4 million Town & Country purchase for new fire station
The $4 million deal with Grit Development includes a condemnation threat, demolition of six apartments and split ownership of the landmark property.
ShortFest reveals lineup for its 32nd edition later this month in Palm Springs
The festival running June 23 through 29 will screen 329 films from 71 countries, with tickets going on sale Thursday.
Mosquito control operations set to start following West Nile virus detection
The Coachella Valley Mosquito and Vector Control District will begin larvicide treatments Saturday in Palm Springs and elsewhere.