What to watch for this week at City Hall, elsewhere
Historic property, new construction, and a celebration of Palm Springs High School are all on the agenda this week in the city. Following is a breakdown of what to watch for.
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Less grass, more landscape planned at some city parks
Efforts at conserving water at city parks date back to 2015. But they became more urgent after the state initiated stricter conservation efforts.
What to watch for this week at City Hall
The City Council, Planning Commission, and representatives from Palm Springs International Airport all plan to hold public meetings that you can attend or tune into this week, discussing multiple topics that have recently piqued public interest.
‘Major strides’ being made at north end affordable housing project on way toward 2023 opening
The Monarch isn't the only eagerly anticipated project in the area. Across the street, a new Tower Market was expected to open earlier this summer.
Project will create earlier, easier closure alerts at crucial connection to city
Last week, the city began installing a large, permanent message sign, with beacons that can flash, along Gene Autry Trail near Salvia Road. The sign is similar to those you see over freeways and can be programmed with all sorts of messages.
Car club needs a few good rides to help benefit local Boys & Girls Club
Don't have a cool ride but still like to look at them? Spectators are welcome at a car show scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 16, from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. at Southwest Church.
Hundreds vaccinated Thursday as nonprofit, healthcare organizations rally for community at Oscar’s downtown
Roughly 250 people received a dose of the monkeypox vaccine at a pop-up clinic. Some stood in line for hours.
PS library to benefit from $6.5 million state grant
With the help of the state funds, you can expect lots of changes at the main library building off Sunrise Way.
Borrego seeks bankruptcy protection
In a statement, the organization said it hopes that by initiating the process it can stop the state from halting its payments.
‘The Mouse’ landing at Air Museum next month
Disney acquired the plane in 1963. While in service it transported about 83,000 passengers, including former U.S. presidents Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan.
What to watch for at City Hall this week
Note that sometimes meetings are canceled at the last moment. Make sure to check the city's official calendar if you're planning to attend.
Pedestrian struck by vehicle along Ramon Road Friday evening dies at scene
Prior to Friday's fatality, the last know pedestrian death involving a vehicle in the city is believed to have also been along Ramon Road.