The newly-opened shelter will operate out of a building off El Cielo Road. Some worry it's too close to the airport, which has seen an influx in unhoused residents residing on the property.
The county sends out hundreds of volunteers to count unhoused people every year. This creates a snapshot of the homeless population in the county and helps county officials advocate for funding and services.Â
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The city plans to close the theater in the spring as it seeks bids from contractors and then awards a construction contract. The goal is to have the work, estimated to cost $16 million, completed by May 2024.
Antonio Villaraigosa, a former Los Angeles mayor, was appointed California infrastructure advisor in August.
There had been no competitive process for concessions at the airport for more than two decades when the city elected in 2020 to seek proposals.
While most neighborhood daycare facilities require only a simple permit, the larger child care centers had been charged up to $7,700 for the permitting process.
A new shop that opened Thursday afternoon is now filling a key corner storefront downtown. There's also news that one of the most loved businesses in the area will be there for a good long time.
The claim is significantly higher than an original filing earlier this year. Attorneys note that 250 direct survivors and 100 descendants have been found so far. That number is expected to grow.
With the support of America Legion leadership, a foundation hoping to restore the 1948 building will soon be raising funds for the project.
The 2022 holidays are in full swing in the city of Palm Springs, and we're here to try and help you sort through the multitude of events.
