Lack of concrete timeline for planned homeless services center proves frustrating for some city officials

By Post Staff ● Homelessness ● February 9, 2023 February 10, 2023

Multiple projects throughout California aimed at addressing the homelessness crisis face looming deadlines to meet milestones established when state funding was granted. They also face delays.

Milestone moment marked for city business as new owner looks to revitalize brand, classic building’s lobby

By Post Staff ● Business ● February 7, 2023 February 7, 2023

The car wash structure was designed in 1956 by architect William Cody, known for designing homes, hotels, and other buildings during the peak of the Modern Architecture Movement.

Jury returns guilty verdicts in 2019 Palm Springs quadruple murder case

By Post Staff ● Public Safety ● February 6, 2023 February 7, 2023

The penalty phase of the trial starts Wednesday. Jurors will recommend whether Jose Larin-Garcia should face the death penalty or life in prison without parole.

Report: Palm Springs among top 25 small cities with highest roadway fatality rates

By Post Staff ● Public Safety ● February 4, 2023 February 6, 2023

Calculating rates for anything in Palm Springs proves difficult since the city’s full-time population and its in-season population can vary widely, often skewing the math.

2023 Desert X lineup announced; event will kick off March 4 with release of map

By Post Staff ● Arts & Culture ● January 30, 2023 January 31, 2023

The exhibition, held every two years since 2017, is best known for massive sculptures scattered throughout the valley, including Palm Springs.

Franken first up in revamped speaker series

By Post Staff ● Events ● January 30, 2023 January 31, 2023

Previous speakers in the ‘Palm Springs Speaks’ series include Jane Fonda, Bob Woodward, Vice President Al Gore, and Dame Joan Collins.

City-controlled lots eyed for affordable housing

By Post Staff ● City Hall ● January 30, 2023 January 30, 2023

With new laws allowing lots to be split and accessory dwelling units (ADUs) constructed, four times as many dwellings could be built.

Sex clubs now OK, but not in additional areas

By Post Staff ● City Hall ● January 26, 2023 January 30, 2023

The City Council also tabled a decision on public nudity that centered around which parts of the body can be exposed in public.

Spa portion of Agua Caliente Cultural Center in Downtown Palm Springs to open April 4

By Post Staff ● News ● January 20, 2023 January 20, 2023

The spa will be in its fifth iteration when it opens at the former site of the Spa Resort Casino, which was torn down starting in 2014 to build something that could protect and preserve the spring.

City’s Human Rights Commission to honor several notable people working to improve their neighbors’ lives

By Post Staff ● Community ● January 19, 2023 January 24, 2023

Six individuals and one organization will be honored for work on human rights, social progress, better standards of life, and equality.

Council, staff agree asphalt art projects, including rainbow crosswalks, need to last longer

By Post Staff ● City Hall ● January 17, 2023 January 17, 2023

Asphalt art is temporary in nature, and most artists who create the projects try to use materials that don’t begin to fade for at least three to five years.

Council votes to extend offer to city manager candidate

By Post Staff ● City Hall ● January 16, 2023 February 2, 2023

The list of candidates had been getting progressively smaller since November, moving from double digits to less than a handful.

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Lack of concrete timeline for planned homeless services center proves frustrating for some city officials

Milestone moment marked for city business as new owner looks to revitalize brand, classic building’s lobby

Jury returns guilty verdicts in 2019 Palm Springs quadruple murder case

Report: Palm Springs among top 25 small cities with highest roadway fatality rates

2023 Desert X lineup announced; event will kick off March 4 with release of map

Franken first up in revamped speaker series

City-controlled lots eyed for affordable housing

Sex clubs now OK, but not in additional areas

Spa portion of Agua Caliente Cultural Center in Downtown Palm Springs to open April 4

City’s Human Rights Commission to honor several notable people working to improve their neighbors’ lives

Council, staff agree asphalt art projects, including rainbow crosswalks, need to last longer

Council votes to extend offer to city manager candidate

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