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Council overturns Public Arts Commission decision on windmill art project

Among the features of the project would be painted blades arranged to look like historic landmarks and the restoration and display of one of the very first wind turbines in operation.

Owner of Gay Desert Guide, KGAY 106.5 debuts new station following purchase of Channel Q

MeTV Music will play a mix of familiar songs and deep tracks from landmark albums from the '50s through '80s.

Newest Palm Springs city manager reports for work

Scott Stiles takes over the role from Teresa Gallavan, the assistant city manager who had been in the role on an interim basis since Justin Clifton departed in September 2022.

Applications for basic income pilot project opening in mid-March; members of transgender, non-binary community especially encouraged to apply

As designed, the program would provide $800 cash payments for 18 months to help 30 individuals on the path to economic security.

‘Drift’ plans mid-March opening, looks to compete for Airbnb users’ dollars

Ground was broken on the project four-and-a-half years ago, but it didn’t really start to take shape until last year. That’s when it first caught the attention of locals as steel beams were lifted put into place.

Council grants historic designation to unique condominium complex despite city staff objections

In objecting to the designation, city staff claimed Villa Roma did not meet enough of the requirements and by granting it the city would be damaging the integrity of the historic preservation program.

Meet Bettye Cotton, the American Legion greeter who brightens up any room with her smile and wit

Profiles introduces you to people in our community who are making a difference but don't often make the headlines. This week we invite you to meet a fixture at Post 519 recently honored for her volunteer efforts.

COD trustees go back to drawing board for planned Palm Springs campus

New designs are expected to take months and may still leave half the 27-acre site undeveloped. When and if a second phase will be developed on the remainder of the land remains unclear.

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

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

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

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

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.

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