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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 seeks historic district status, a protected property faces a construction review, and Palm Springs will honor retiring Police Chief Andy Mills.
Andy Mills, who is stepping down after five years leading the department and capping a 49-year law enforcement career, was celebrated by the City Council for reshaping how officers connect with residents.
The Cultural Center, Palm Canyon Theatre and CVRep are preparing fall programs that range from film screenings and musicals to acting, singing and comedy-writing classes.
Board President Kimberly Barraza and longtime Director Carole Rogers are stepping down, and a seat vacated by Greg Rodriguez's resignation also awaits a new occupant.
Rotating maintenance closures will affect fields and grass areas at parks across the city from September through December to allow reseeding and irrigation work.
Staff also flagged a $1 million restroom expansion still lacking funding, a sharp drop in noise complaints and revenue running ahead of budget in the maintenance fund.
The Palm Springs Public Library Foundation says the daylong celebration of LGBTQ+ authors will mark its anniversary with a free evening reception for the first time.
Organizers say the four-day event will introduce new evening entertainment options, including curated dinners, social gatherings and a wine tasting, alongside returning tours and talks.