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The 33rd annual gala, set for Feb. 20 at the Palm Springs Convention Center, will replace its single headline act with entertainment throughout the room.
Council members said the subsection was unnecessary because the zoning code already governs special events and directed staff to return with an ordinance removing it.
PSPD Connect, backed by a city councilmember, the police chief and the Blue Zones Project, will offer regular phone check-ins to residents who may benefit from added support.
Commissions and committees meet this week, while the City Council’s agenda includes public safety spending, historic preservation, affordable housing and closed-session property talks.
Drivers who park illegally in reserved spaces face fines of $250 to $1,000 and possible towing, and the department is offering businesses help with required signage.
Nearly 97% of the airport's overall economic impact stayed within the Coachella Valley, the study found, and more than half occurred within the city of Palm Springs.
Pride on the Page's 5th annual event is free this year for the first time, with Grammy-nominated country singer Ty Herndon discussing his memoir at the evening program on Nov. 14.
A subcommittee's proposal, modeled on a Fremont, Calif., program, is one option under review as the city studies how to police handicap spaces on private property.
Comedian Fortune Feimster and actor Cheyenne Jackson will lead the Nov. 8 celebration, with additional honors going to longtime local performer Marshall Pearcy and community volunteer Gary Moline.
Active Transportation, Human Rights, Sustainability, Airport and Architectural Review panels meet across four days on Ramon Road safety, Measure J seating funds and a Panorama Road home project.