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Ramon Road Bridge Project set to break ground this fall

Palm Springs, Cathedral City and the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians are partnering on a two-year effort to widen and retrofit a heavily traveled Coachella Valley crossing.

Palm Springs to mark Juneteenth with a full weekend of events honoring Black history and culture

The Palm Springs Black History Committee and the Sunset Music and Education Foundation are among the organizations presenting celebrations across the city June 18–20.

$170K consulting contract tabled as council debates economic development approach

A vote on the amendment, which would push the city's total commitment to CVL Economics to nearly $593,000, was postponed to allow an absent councilmember to weigh in.

This week at City Hall: meetings focus on street safety, fire station land deal

City officials also will review heat planning, budget adjustments, tourism financing and public meeting rules this week.

ShortFest reveals lineup for its 32nd edition later this month in Palm Springs

The festival running June 23 through 29 will screen 329 films from 71 countries, with tickets going on sale Thursday.

Mosquito control operations set to start following West Nile virus detection

The Coachella Valley Mosquito and Vector Control District will begin larvicide treatments Saturday in Palm Springs and elsewhere.

Palm Springs police shooting leaves man dead after knife-brandishing incident

Officers used de-escalation tactics and less-lethal options before fatal confrontation at East Palm Canyon Drive business.

XOXO Palm Springs festival kicks off Thursday with free event at Plaza Theatre

The launch party offers a first look at the 12-day citywide arts and culture festival set for June 11–22.

Two candidates announce for PSUSD Trustee Area 4 seat in November election

Incumbent Charlie Ervin seeks a second term while retired superintendent Tony Signoret enters the race, setting up a contested election for the Palm Springs Unified School District board seat.

Palm Springs commissions to tackle airport growth, development projects and climate planning this week

Airport sponsorship revenue, a proposed self-storage facility, climate planning efforts and parks policy updates are among the issues scheduled for discussion during the week.

Palm Springs is tightening the rules for public art donations to avoid unexpected costs and maintenance issues

A fresh framework requires art donors to provide proof of funding and meaningful community outreach before any new piece can join the public collection.

AI, creativity, and workforce innovation will take center stage at Palm Springs summit

Lion King director Rob Minkoff headlines the two-day PS/NExT Summit, joined by Emmy-nominated storyteller Baratunde Thurston and AI artist Kelly Boesch.

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