‘Dream’ will happen, project developer tells neighbors at meeting
In September, grading and other site work on land that will eventually hold a 154-room hotel and two dozen condominiums should begin.
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City ramping up efforts to bring monkeypox information to community; advocacy work continues
Palm Springs doesn't have a health department, so must coordinate its response with not only health care providers in the Coachella Valley, but also multiple local, county, and state agencies.
DUI arrest pending after fatal collision in South Palm Springs Saturday night
The incident was the second fatality on city streets this month involving a suspected drunk driver. A crash around 1:30 a.m. July 3 on Highway 111 north of Gateway Drive in Palm Springs claimed the life of a Gardena man.
Plaza Theatre project marks milestone as city approves moving forward with architectural work
The theater, which opened in 1936, was the site of film premieres, national radio broadcasts, the Palm Springs International Film Festival and the Fabulous Palm Springs Follies until it closed in 2014.
Frustration growing as community demands more monkeypox vaccines, testing, support
Representatives from Riverside County and the city of Palm Springs who were present on the Zoom call said they respected the urgency and are taking appropriate action.
Preservation group acquires languishing Mesquite Golf and Country Club land via donation from buyer
Oswit Land Trust, which has been active in purchasing land for preservation throughout the city, announced it has acquired the Mesquite Golf and Country Club land at a public meeting Tuesday at Demuth Park.
Council set to discuss more stringent rent control measures at next meeting
City leaders want to address the cost of rent here, but a request to move up discussion of the proliferation of vacation rental permits does not currently appear on the next meeting agenda.
Not enough monkeypox vaccines in Palm Springs for need say community members, health officials
During a meeting Thursday night, some questioned why local, state, and federal officials aren't doing more to get locals tested and vaccinated against the virus.Â
Desert Water Agency to host workshop for candidates interested in running for Board of Directors
Any prospective candidates for the Board are invited to two candidate workshops being held by DWA over the next week. Candidates will learn more about the Board, running for office, and public service in general.
Palm Springs City Council to start process of hiring next city manager on Monday
Current City Manager Justin Clifton Clifton is believed to be leaving to take a job in the private sector after 15 months in Palm Springs. His last day will be Sept. 16.
Where to find cheapest gas in city limits
The national average price for regular gasoline down 15 cents in the last week. That would be a bargain in California, however, where gas is still averaging $5.90 a gallon.