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Old Las Palmas property owners ask City Council to delay utility assessment hearing
Residents who spoke Wednesday evening cited six-figure assessments, short notice and unsettled costs. The council took no action, but staff said it could give owners more time.
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Palm Springs police defend Flock camera program as residents raise privacy concerns
Police officials cited arrests and recovered vehicles, but speakers at Wednesday’s council meeting said the benefits don’t outweigh the risks. The $4.5 million state grant ends in December 2027.
Commission approves live entertainment permit for one-man science and music show downtown
Planning commissioners on Tuesday signed off on a conditional use permit for a building that will house Patrick Olson’s “The Art of Science,” which is expected to open in December or January.
Palm Springs library renovation stays on solid financial footing
With change orders totaling less than 1% of the budget, officials are optimistic about reopening next year but say construction uncertainties make a firm date impossible.
Event house rules, new downtown live show and airport funding on Palm Springs agendas
Five city bodies, including the City Council and four boards and commissions, meet Tuesday through Thursday. The council also will hold a closed session Wednesday.
Modernism Week returns Oct. 15-18 with tours, design show and new digital guide
Organizers said the four-day festival will include home tours, evening events and a free app-based guide to Palm Springs architecture.
City plans to study downtown walk buttons, Belardo bike markings in safety plan
Members of the Active Transportation Subcommittee this week urged faster action on pedestrian crossings and shared-lane confusion.