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Palm Springs one step closer to having a new Sister City relationship

Palm Springs Mayor Lisa Middleton sent a formal proposal letter to the mayor of San Miguel de Allende. It was met with a positive response.

Area eateries step up during Hunger Action Month to aid FIND Food Bank

The food bank feeds 150,000 people in the community every month. A donation of even $1 can provide more than four meals to people in need.

Grand marshals announced for November’s Greater Palm Springs Pride Parade

This year’s theme is “Say Gay,” in defiance of Florida's “Don’t Say Gay” law and other anti-LGBTQ+ laws being passed across the country.

Bus benches in problem areas being replaced

The area that starts near Castañeda's Mexican Food on Indian Canyon Drive and continues down South Palm Canyon Drive has seen endless reports of drug use, petty thefts, and vandalism.

Pair of larger monkeypox vaccine clinics planned in Palm Springs this month

A vaccination clinic at the Palm Springs Convention Center later this month is in the planning stages. It will follow one planned at the DAP Health campus this weekend.

Five ‘extraordinary voices’ set to receive 2022 Palm Springs Pride Honors Awards

Honorees include community advocates, organizers, and leaders, all of whom have devoted their lives to improving the lives of those in the LGBTQ+ community.

City Council salaries would increase $12K under proposal brought by city staff

The recommendation flowed from a working group formed in 2018 that was tasked with identifying ways to reduce barriers to running for and working on the City Council.

State awards $19 million to help build out homeless navigation center in northern Palm Springs

The announcement Wednesday was the latest move forward for the project. In June, city leaders voted to approve an agreement with a Los Angeles-based firm to provide architectural and design services.

City seeks applications from non-profits for 2022-2023 event sponsorship funds

Special priority will be given to non-profits the City has already partnered with and funded and that are aligned with the city’s priorities. 

New city clerk arriving from Pittsburgh

Brenda Pree, who currently works in the same role for the city of Pittsburgh, will become the next city clerk in Palm Springs. Monique Lomeli had been serving in the role on an interim basis.

Report: No charges for PSPD officer present in condo when man was fatally shot

Two Palm Springs officers were present in the early morning hours of April 23, 2021 when a bounty hunter, Fabian Hector Herrera, shot and killed 33-year-old David Spann in the condominium he lived in off East Villa Escuela.

Victim of hit and run succumbs to injuries; police seek witnesses

A witness reported hearing sounds of a collision and seeing a small, dark-colored, two-door car leave the area westbound. Authorities said the suspect vehicle is believed to be a newer Honda Civic.

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