‘Always involved’ Evernell Black named one of 11 inspirational valley seniors at Thursday ceremony

By Post Staff ● News ● March 30, 2023 March 30, 2023

The Desert Highland Gateway Estates resident had a 35-year career in education, teaching at Cathedral City High School and Katherine Finchy Elementary School, where she was named teacher of the Year in 1987.

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Dual immersion program aimed at helping youngest learners become bilingual; information sessions planned

By Post Staff ● Education ● March 30, 2023 March 30, 2023

Palm Springs Unified School District students in Transitional Kindergarten through fifth grade are eligible for the program, which places children in classes with native Spanish and English speakers.

Still seeing Styrofoam used in Palm Springs? Here’s why, and what city officials might do next

By Kendall Balchan ● Business ● March 28, 2023 March 28, 2023

While the ordinance banning food ware made with plastics and polystyrene went into effect more than a year ago, some restaurants remain out of compliance.

Public participation, ad hoc committee planned to help address ongoing swim center issues

By Kendall Balchan ● News ● March 27, 2023 March 27, 2023

City pool users have expressed concerns about frequent unexpected closures, staffing issues, and maintenance issues, turning to the Parks and Recreation Commission to plead their case.

Revised plan to address city housing needs is finished, heading to state

By Post Staff ● Land Use & Development ● March 27, 2023 March 27, 2023

If the city sees a sudden population boom, as it last experienced in the 1940s, some estimates show up to 20,000 more housing units could be needed by 2040.

More assistance for homeowners, renters coming as plans for grant money move forward

By Mark Talkington ● City Hall ● March 23, 2023 March 23, 2023

After holding the first of two required public hearings, the Palm Springs City Council voted Thursday to approve of plans to spend $413,500 in grant money coming from the federal government.

Cycling safety advocates call for increased awareness, education for all who use area roadways

By Mark Talkington ● News ● March 22, 2023 March 22, 2023

Speaking Wednesday at the site of a recent roadway fatality in Palm Springs, members of Coachella Valley Cycling Communities said everyone can play a role in decreasing the risks that lead to fatalities.

Middleton again announces intention to seek State Senate seat; this time in newly drawn District 19

By Kendall Balchan ● City Hall ● March 21, 2023 March 26, 2023

The former Palm Springs mayor made history in 2017 when she was elected to the City Council, becoming the first out transgender person in California ever elected to a non-judicial position.

Input sought on latest College of the Desert Palm Springs campus designs

By Post Staff ● Education ● March 20, 2023 March 21, 2023

COD officials announced a series of public meetings designed to expedite schematic design plans for the college’s planned campus in the city, which has been in the works for decades.

‘Blue Zones’ project aims to assure everyone has the same quality of life Palm Springs is known for

By Kendall Balchan ● News ● March 18, 2023 March 19, 2023

The effort officially moved to the next phase last week when roughly 100 people attended an event at Palm Springs Pavilion.

‘Oh My God, You Guys’: Musicals are back at Palm Springs High School after a lengthy hiatus

By Kendall Balchan ● Arts & Culture ● March 16, 2023 March 16, 2023

When the curtain rises on ‘Legally Blonde’ Friday evening at the Richards Center for the Arts, it will mark the first time in five years a musical has been performed at the local high school.

City documents show historical concerns over Section 14, detailed accounts of controlled burns for two-year stretch

By Mark Talkington ● News ● March 15, 2023 March 15, 2023

Records indicate city leaders were careful to fully document clearing dwellings from the land. But an attorney for some former residents of the land said the city’s records are only part of the story of what transpired.

‘Always involved’ Evernell Black named one of 11 inspirational valley seniors at Thursday ceremony

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Dual immersion program aimed at helping youngest learners become bilingual; information sessions planned

Still seeing Styrofoam used in Palm Springs? Here’s why, and what city officials might do next

Public participation, ad hoc committee planned to help address ongoing swim center issues

Revised plan to address city housing needs is finished, heading to state

More assistance for homeowners, renters coming as plans for grant money move forward

Cycling safety advocates call for increased awareness, education for all who use area roadways

Middleton again announces intention to seek State Senate seat; this time in newly drawn District 19

Input sought on latest College of the Desert Palm Springs campus designs

‘Blue Zones’ project aims to assure everyone has the same quality of life Palm Springs is known for

‘Oh My God, You Guys’: Musicals are back at Palm Springs High School after a lengthy hiatus

City documents show historical concerns over Section 14, detailed accounts of controlled burns for two-year stretch

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