2023 Desert X lineup announced; event will kick off March 4 with release of map
The exhibition, held every two years since 2017, is best known for massive sculptures scattered throughout the valley, including Palm Springs.
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Franken first up in revamped speaker series
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
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
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
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
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
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
The list of candidates had been getting progressively smaller since November, moving from double digits to less than a handful.
Another storm pushing through area today, adding more rain to wetter than average month
In Palm Springs, .39 of an inch was recorded on Saturday, our wettest day of the weekend. That's slightly less than our wettest day of the month — Jan. 1. — when .42 inches was measured.
Palm Springs Fire Department now fully staffed following ceremony welcoming 13 new members
The new members of the fire family were pinned following a six-week in-house academy. It's the largest class in city history and could lead to lower insurance rates for property owners.
Planning Commission approves addition to commercial building along North Palm Canyon Drive, clearing way for new dispensary
Wayne Gottlieb's proposal for an addition to a building in the 1500 block of Palm Canyon Drive, which would house a new business, was approved with conditions for development.
Daring dog rescue plays out in cliffs of Oswit Canyon
Quick thinking and quick action led to a happy ending Wednesday after a neighborhood dog escaped her yard and wandered into the hills above South Palm Springs.