The March event, titled "What Matters Next," will offer men a space to reimagine their lives at a time when loneliness and questions of purpose are reshaping how a generation thinks about aging.
Those who knew him and strangers alike came together to remember a man seen daily across the city — and to talk afterward about keeping pedestrians safe.
Palm Springs native Grace Garner, the City Council's most senior member, launched her campaign Sunday at Demuth Park and has already secured multiple endorsements.
Business owners warn removing existing lot could harm foot traffic as city moves forward with modernization plans.
Speaking to the Palm Springs City Council Wednesday evening, Chief Andy Mills outlined collision data, enforcement efforts and the role of alcohol in city traffic deaths.
Homeowners worried about property values as city proposes allowing taller buildings near single-family neighborhoods to address workforce housing crisis.
The Palm Springs meal program has become an independent nonprofit, expanding its reach while keeping dignity at the center of how it serves the Coachella Valley.
An analysis shows ample parking capacity but operational and wayfinding issues, prompting staff to recommend enforcement, signage and policy changes.
At its first listening session, the newly-launched non-profit heard calls for shade, water play, quiet spaces, and parks that reflect the city’s identity.
The $135 million modernization plan includes using Measure J funds for debt service. The city is also pursuing a Tourism Improvement District to help reduce pressure on the general fund.
Community members who attended a discussion of the proposed San Rafael Apartments project questioned just how much development the area near the Navigation Center can absorb without additional basic services.
The joint meeting will give the developer additional time to address technical issues and allow the public more time to review the proposed 2.85 million-square-foot Desert Mountain View Business Park on tribal trust land.
