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Two challengers join three incumbents in Palm Springs City Council race

The filing deadline has passed for the November election, with current councilmembers Grace Garner, Jeffrey Bernstein and Ron deHarte all seeking new terms.
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Two long-stalled Palm Springs hotel projects are moving forward on schedule
The Post has rounded up the latest on three key developments currently underway in the city: Chick-fil-A, the Dream Hotel, and the Orchid Tree Hotel.
Preservation group seeks historic status for Palm Canyon Drive’s palm trees
The Palm Springs Preservation Foundation’s 115-page nomination argues the trees’ dried-frond skirts are a defining feature of the streetscape, not the hazard the city cited when it voted to start trimming them.
School district, COD launch new program for high schoolers to earn college credits and even a degree
The new program will let students earn high school and college credit together and will coincide with the opening of the COD Palm Springs campus next year.
Two North Sunrise Way housing plans hit different fates before Palm Springs planners
One developer was sent back to fix backyard access before building 16 condos, while another won two more years to find a buyer for a stalled apartment site troubled by trespassers.
5th annual Pride on the Page festival returning to Palm Springs, free to all
The Palm Springs Public Library Foundation says the daylong celebration of LGBTQ+ authors will mark its anniversary with a free evening reception for the first time.
What’s the status of $322 million in Palm Springs bridge projects?ย City engineer provides updates
At least six different bridge projects are currently planned or under construction in the city. When complete, theyโ€™ll hopefully reduce road closures due to events like blow sands and flooding.

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