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Full slate of Halloween events happening across city in coming days

Palm Springs offer a wide range of Halloween celebrations throughout the rest of October, with events spanning from library programs to air museum festivities to downtown dance parties.

Amid national LGBTQ rights concerns, city welcomes new Pride monument to art collection

The $500,000 project dedicated at a Friday morning ceremony was funded primarily through private donations, with Palm Springs Pride and individual donors providing 88% of the funding.

City Council to consider nearly tripling Pride funding to $350,000 annually

The annual Palm Springs Pride event generates an estimated $38 million economic impact for local businesses, with approximately 200,000 attendees visiting each November.

Republican state senator faces heated exchanges over immigration, housing at Palm Springs town hall

Despite confrontational moments, State Sen. Rosilicie Ochoa Bogh maintained her commitment to transparency and constituent engagement, saying her open-door policy extends to all residents.

From handshake to installation: 36-flower art exhibit delivered from sister city in just 100 days

The colorful exhibition, created by acclaimed Mexican artist Daniel "Mestiz" Valero, features flowers measuring nearly 4 feet each, with some suspended in the air to create an immersive experience.

Bernstein formally announces reelection bid for Palm Springs City Council District 2 seat

Jeffrey Bernstein, a small business owner who previously served in the mayor's role, was first elected to the council in 2022, defeating his challenger with 54% of the vote.

Palm Springs airport joins others declining to show Noem video blaming Democrats for shutdown

The video, released last week by the Department of Homeland Security, begins as a standard public service announcement about airport security but quickly turns political.

Palm Springs historical walking tour to offer rare interior access to city’s pre-modernist landmarks

The tour serves as ONE-PS's only major fundraising event of the year, supporting all the organization's activities throughout the year, including the citywide picnic in March.

Planning Commission to review 104-unit development proposed for corner of Indian Canyon and Racquet Club

The company proposing the project has developed multiple neighborhoods in the Coachella Valley, including one in Cathedral City and another in Desert Hot Springs.

With time winding down in his one-year mayoral term, deHarte outlines priorities, addresses concerns at town hall

Roughly 50 residents attended the meeting, where Palm Springs Mayor Ron deHarte provided updates on development projects, infrastructure improvements and city priorities before fielding questions.

Palm Springs completes $5.9 million settlement payment to Section 14 survivors and descendants

The payment was contingent upon receipt of at least 1,200 signed legal waivers from claimants. As of Monday, nearly 1,500 had been received by the city.

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