LGBTQ community on edge after Colorado shooting; police chief offers assurances
Taking to social media, Palm Springs Police Chief Andy Mills said members of his department are both sad and outraged and plan to be proactive in their response.
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Suspected drunk driver arrested following fatal crash along Highway 111 Friday evening
The California Highway Patrol reported that the crash took place on the northbound state road just north of Angel Canyon Drive.  A second vehicle went off the road into nearby bushes.
Section 14 descendants, survivors plan to seek millions, possibly billions, from city
An economist working for Section 14 survivors and descendants calculated millions of dollars of harm that the evictions have caused. The overall damages could range into the billions of dollars.
Multiple businesses hit with power outage downtown Sunday morning; some remained in the dark all day
Southern California Edison reported only that an equipment outage occurred along South Palm Canyon Drive sometime around 3:30 a.m.
Volunteer Palm Springs is back in action with new programs and a revamped website
The 12-year-old nonprofit is returning after the pandemic forced a hiatus. New initiatives are aimed at increased safety in the city.
Voters get final say today in multiple Palm Springs City Council races, more
Three seats on the city’s top governing body are being contested – in districts 1, 2 and 3. In addition, the councilmember in District 4 is hoping to head to Sacramento and a seat in the State Assembly.
2022 Palm Springs Pride Week underway, culminating with weekend performances, parade
All this week, there are multiple events throughout the city and surrounding area to celebrate diversity and advance the cause of individual freedom for all.
Two arrests made in early Sunday incident that reportedly led to death of man at shopping center
Police said the three victims were in a verbal argument with the two suspects and that things escalated to a physical altercation.
One dead following reported shooting in Palm Springs early Sunday morning
Crime scene tape and other evidence of an investigation was visible in a parking lot at the location reported by police. The area contains fast food establishments and a Walmart.
Woof, there it is: City Hall dog park not closing after all
 While plans for the alternative cover are worked out, City Hall Dog Park remains open during its usual hours — from 6 a.m. until 10 p.m. seven days a week.
Your eyes aren’t deceiving you, Vista Chino/Palm Canyon signals are working again
Crews from Caltrans took to the intersection of West Vista Chino and North Palm Canyon Drive Wednesday afternoon and finally performed work the community has been pleading for: They fixed the traffic signals.
Legal case around removal of Frank Bogert statue from in front of City Hall stopped in its tracks after judge’s ruling
A crew removed the Frank Bogert statue from its base on July 13 and took it to a city storage facility. It currently has an unknown future.