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.
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.
“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
The Grand Marshals were honored for their advocacy work and commitment to fostering inclusion in Palm Springs.
Free events throughout the weekend include block parties, a festival, and the Pride Parade, all under the unifying theme of “Be Heard.”
With the CV Link now officially open, attention turns to the creation of community connectors and improving bike infrastructure valley-wide.
The proposed single-family residence would have been built on a 1.56-acre hillside property at the western terminus of West Santa Rosa Drive, approximately 65 feet from the Avery Field Cabin ruins.
The 'Pledge for All' program is set to launch in spring 2026, enrolling students for the fall semester.
The $45 million development, which had its ribbon cutting Thursday, features floor-to-ceiling windows and sophisticated finishes, proving that beautiful architecture isn't just for the wealthy.
During a study session Tuesday evening, commissioners questioned financing, affordable housing details, and a proposed gate at The Village @ Racquet Club project.
The committee’s most contentious decision involved a nearly 5,000-square-foot hillside home near the city’s only designated historic ruins, located at the western terminus of Santa Rosa Drive.
The garden apartment community, built in the 1960s, represents a pivotal period in the city's midcentury residential development.
