Human Rights Commission examines Palm Springs police drone and AI tech
After reassurances from police, commission members voiced approval of the use of a wide range of security measures, from automatic license plate readers to a network of drones.
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Public Arts Commission approves relocation for Bogert statue with a required educational component
The statue was removed from City Hall in 2022 and its move will be funded by the Palm Springs Historical Society.
Palm Springs board recommends historic district designation for Sagewood Condominiums
The designation for the neighborhood — built by the same developers of Levittown — was a "no brainer" for Historic Site Preservation Board members at their Tuesday evening meeting.
Home prices on the decline amid swelling inventory
Housing inventory is up and prices are down. Though analysts say much of that is seasonal trends, year-over-year data put the trends in context.
Palm Springs board approves designation for Late Modern period home
Historic Site Preservation Board members pointed out the city's own historic survey only goes through 1969, leaving out important structures from the 1970s.
Palm Springs Architectural Review Committee sends three projects back for re-study
The committee found faults in plans for a single-family home, signs outside the Plaza Theatre, and the design of a 119-home addition to Escena.
Home prices lower this year compared to 2024; all eyes on next month’s Federal Reserve meetings
Last month, Palm Springs saw slight price declines with homes taking longer to sell and selling for a bigger discount, plus higher unit sales and an increase in inventory.
Palm Springs City Council unanimously approves of proposed economic development plan
The council voted 5-0 following a study session that drew residents and business owners who largely praised the initiative but stressed that its success hinges on tackling housing affordability.
With CV Link now open, residents push for better infrastructure for cyclists, pedestrians city-wide
The group of residents has been meeting to address missing connections in the city's bicycle and pedestrian network, and they want more communication with the city.
Dust summit attracts elected officials, residents seeking concrete solutions beyond studies
“The frustration level is increasing for all of us who live in this great Coachella Valley, and we simply want to get some action taken.” -- Toper Taylor
Thousands gather for Palm Springs Pride Parade featuring six grand marshals, more than 200 entries
The Grand Marshals were honored for their advocacy work and commitment to fostering inclusion in Palm Springs.
Our guide to Pride: Four-day celebration of LGBTQ+ community brings thousands to city streets
Free events throughout the weekend include block parties, a festival, and the Pride Parade, all under the unifying theme of “Be Heard.”