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Dream Hotel project falls further behind schedule as Palm Springs council reviews progress
The developer missed deadlines for a construction cost estimate and model room completion, but still plans to start construction by Oct. 1, city staff said.
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Palm Springs City Manager Scott Stiles to retire Nov. 1
Stiles, who joined the city in March 2023, cited a public service career spanning more than four decades in an email sent to employees Tuesday morning.
Nearly 1,000 neighborhood signs now mark Palm Springs streets as program nears full coverage
Palm Springs neighborhoods are adding custom colors and logos to city intersections, backed by a Measure J grant and ONE-PS’s push for 100% citywide representation.
Palm Springs prepares for strong El Niño with growing CERT ranks
Hundreds of residents have already received emergency training, and demand remains high as the city and volunteer groups brace for possible flooding and other severe weather.
Palm Springs bids emotional farewell to Chief Andy Mills, honors wife Cathy as new chief steps in
Hundreds packed the Palm Springs Convention Center Thursday evening for a retirement send-off that doubled as a tribute to Cathy Mills and a first public moment for incoming Chief Kyle Stjerne.
City board debates how far a 1930s Palm Springs home can change for modern family
Members of the city’s Historic Site Preservation Board differed over whether additions to the historic Hal Forrest Residence enhance its preservation or simply adapt it to a family’s needs.
Seven Lakes Golf & Country Club takes step toward becoming Palm Springs’ largest historic district
The city’s Historic Site Preservation Board approved the designation for the 120-acre complex, which counts Dwight D. Eisenhower among its notable golfers.