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Palm Springs’ new wildfire safety status could mean savings for homeowners

The city's designation from the state fire board may boost its odds at mitigation grants and help residents see lower insurance costs, though officials caution outcomes aren't guaranteed.

Palm Springs boards and council to review In-N-Out plans, airport land deal and citywide palm tree policy this week

Meetings also cover historic designations for the Burgess Residence, Laurence Harvey Residence and Temple Isaiah, plus waste reduction and climate action updates.

College of the Desert earns full reaffirmation of accreditation through 2031

The Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges closed out a yearlong follow-up review focused on the college's governance practices, officials said.

Palm Springs to mark America’s 250th birthday with three-day Fourth of July celebration

Family-friendly events -- most of them free -- will include a movie night, pool party, baseball game, concert and fireworks display across the holiday weekend.

Palm Springs neighborhoods to compete in summer food drive challenge

The Center and ONE-PS are organizing a two-month competition to fight rising food insecurity as donations to the Community Food Bank typically decline during summer months.

Palm Springs home prices fall while sales pace quickens, new report shows

The average detached home price dropped 7.6% from a year ago even as unit sales and dollar volume rose, according to the Greater Palm Springs Realtors Desert Housing Report.

Palm Springs ShortFest names 2026 award winners

"Fruit" took the festival's top prize as jurors handed out $30,000 in cash awards across dozens of categories at the Hilton Palm Springs.

Palm Springs Cultural Center assessing damage after Saturday night roof fire

A cafe sustained the worst of the damage, while the lobby and Theatre One appear largely unaffected; a reopening timeline has not yet been determined.

Palm Springs police report 319 drone uses, plan future request for new armored vehicle

The department's 2025 military equipment report, required by state law, shows zero complaints and zero policy violations while signaling plans to seek a new BearCat armored vehicle.

Palm Springs advances short-term rental permit display requirement; audit gaps discussed

Finance Director Kristopher Mooney said current staffing allows only 150 to 200 smaller property audits per year, leaving some rentals unreviewed for five years or more.

Palm Springs meetings this week include budget vote, major contracts and vacation rental changes

Wednesday's City Council agenda leads the week, covering a continuation budget, millions in infrastructure and Convention Center deals, and a short-term rental ordinance update.

Rebuild Palm Springs closes fund, makes final grants a year after bombing

The grassroots fund tied to last year's fertility clinic bombing raised nearly $160,000 and is sending its remaining balance to health grants, a police equipment purchase and emergency prep workshops.

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