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Boys and Girls Club seeks community support amid funding uncertainty, security concerns

The club is trying to adjust after a delay in receiving $200,000 in federal funding, all while facing security concerns related to immigration enforcement.

Palm Springs subcommittee tackles bike lanes, parking, maps and a key CV Link connection

City has no comprehensive record of bike rack locations, a key intersection redesign faces a $300K price tag, and a trail link to CV Link awaits a private land sale.

What to watch for this week at Palm Springs City Hall

Five Palm Springs boards, commissions and the City Council are scheduled to meet this week, with discussions ranging from bicycle infrastructure and climate action to affordable housing and community programs.

Council to review updates on Dream Hotel, Orchid Tree Hotel projects

City leaders will review a revised development agreement for the Dream Hotel and a milestone update for the Orchid Tree Hotel proposal when they meet next week.

Dolores Robinson to receive next star on Palm Springs Walk of the Stars

The veteran personal manager, recognized as the first Black female personal manager in film and television, will be honored March 13.

This week: Palm Springs boards to review housing project, historic designation, library budget

Architectural Review, Historic Preservation and Library boards meet this week, with one other meeting possible on Thursday.

Palm Springs residents, business owners, city officials discuss future of historic downtown fire station

The Palm Springs Fire Department held an open house to gather input on plans to modernize the 1957 facility to improve response times and firefighter living conditions

Palm Springs appeals board moves to consider greater discretion in vacation rental cases

A representative of a local vacation rental group argued that treating every violation the same "undermines trust in the process."

SunLine wants to hear from bus riders — and everyone else, too

The transit agency's "SunLine Rides Reimagined" survey seeks input from across the Coachella Valley to reshape bus routes and services before the end of February.

Palm Springs continues to seek sustainable funding for Navigation Center’s $5 million annual budget

No specific grant sources, funding commitments or timelines have been announced, but elected officials said last week they remain committed to securing long-term funding.

City meetings this week: housing, airport noise and a code appeal

Among other items, appointed officials will review an 82-unit affordable project, airport art spending, a $20K abatement appeal and Measure J updates.

Palm Springs secures $900,000 for pedestrian plan as regional bike network takes shape

The CV Link is officially open. Now the next step is actually getting people to it on a safe bike path.

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