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Nonprofit partners with church to put city’s first community compost bin into place

Desert Compost will begin mixing leftovers from the weekly meal service at the church with water and wood chips. The mixture will be turned regularly and will be ready to use as compost in 16 to 20 weeks.

City taps Long Beach assistant fire chief as new head of Palm Springs Fire Department

Paul Alvarado will step into the role currently occupied by Deputy Fire Chief Jason Loya, who became the interim fire chief following Kevin Nalder's resignation last August.

Plea deal in alleged bribery case involving mall site, former mayor, appears to have been reached

Court records show Richard Meaney has had all but one charge dismissed. Published reports state he entered a plea of guilty to a single misdemeanor conflict-of-interest count last month.

Plans to fill prominent Uptown lot moving forward; construction could start this year

The city's Planning Commission first saw the project in January 2021. It approved the plans in February, subject to conditions.

‘Always involved’ Evernell Black named one of 11 inspirational valley seniors at Thursday ceremony

The Desert Highland Gateway Estates resident had a 35-year career in education, teaching at Cathedral City High School and Katherine Finchy Elementary School, where she was named teacher of the Year in 1987.

Dual immersion program aimed at helping youngest learners become bilingual; information sessions planned

Palm Springs Unified School District students in Transitional Kindergarten through fifth grade are eligible for the program, which places children in classes with native Spanish and English speakers.

Revised plan to address city housing needs is finished, heading to state

If the city sees a sudden population boom, as it last experienced in the 1940s, some estimates show up to 20,000 more housing units could be needed by 2040.

Modernism Week organizers say 11-day February event had record attendance

Aside from issuing more than 100,000 tickets, Modernism Week representatives said the festival generated an estimated $55 million for local hotels, retail establishments, and restaurants. 

Input sought on latest College of the Desert Palm Springs campus designs 

COD officials announced a series of public meetings designed to expedite schematic design plans for the college's planned campus in the city, which has been in the works for decades.

City intervention helps hold off rent hikes

With an affordability agreement set to expire, residents of the Tahquitz Court Apartments could have seen rents spike by as much as 50%.

Cyclist dies after early-morning collision on Ramon Road

Local cycling advocates who keep track of fatalities say more than three dozen bicyclists have lost their lives on Coachella Valley roadways in the past 20 years.

City to mark 85th anniversary with daylong celebration in April featuring parade, car show, music, more

The car show will be unique in that it will feature models from each year since the city first incorporated. Attendees will encouraged to pose for pictures beside the car from their birth year.

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