Nurses take to sidewalk, holding vigil to draw attention to their plight
“People come at us so angry. We’re just trying to do our job. We don’t have ancillary staff, and we’re doing everything on our own.”
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Spa portion of Agua Caliente Cultural Center in Downtown Palm Springs to open April 4
The spa will be in its fifth iteration when it opens at the former site of the Spa Resort Casino, which was torn down starting in 2014 to build something that could protect and preserve the spring.
The Heyday finally finds its own home, offering owners, staff a sense of both permanence and pride
From a tent at VillageFest to two different hotel locations, nothing has stopped fans from seeking one couple’s burgers. Now they need those fans more than ever.
In former Stein Mart location, a collection of California-cool crafted goods now waits to be discovered
Gone are the floral print blouses, ‘tummy control’ leggings, and housewares. In their place is a chic collection of vintage and repurposed merchandise sourced from 50 different vendors.
Has a nationwide ‘Airbnbust’ reached our market? Not yet, experts say, but owners should adjust expectations
One by one, local vacation rental owners took to social media in recent months to report the same thing: A once steady stream of bookings was evaporating. Turns out, they were catching on to a nationwide trend.
Local love coming to airport after pair of 10-year contracts approved by City Council
There had been no competitive process for concessions at the airport for more than two decades when the city elected in 2020 to seek proposals.
‘Upscale and chic’ pickleball club planned for Palm Springs could be first in a nationwide chain
Included in what is being called “PickleClub” will be not only courts for the sport, but a fitness center, a bar with lounge seating and more.
City hopes to help ease burden on child care providers with tweak to zoning rules
While most neighborhood daycare facilities require only a simple permit, the larger child care centers had been charged up to $7,700 for the permitting process.
Oscar’s news, opening of new shops a boon for business along crucial corridor in heart of city
A new shop that opened Thursday afternoon is now filling a key corner storefront downtown. There’s also news that one of the most loved businesses in the area will be there for a good long time.
Council wants clarity on who is behind rise in street vendors before moving ahead on regulations
Are corporations employing the people who serve food from carts and stands and paying them sub-par wages? City leaders want questions answered before considering regulations.
Carne asada crackdown? City looks to regulate pop-up food stands setting up on sidewalks, street corners
A state law protects sidewalk food vendors from prosecution, but doesn’t stop cities from regulating them and issuing fines. Palm Springs currently has no regulations in place.
October housing report: Valley home prices, inventory inched higher; Sales in city down year-over-year
In Palm Springs, the price of an average-sized home was about $1.2 million in October, roughly 6% greater than one year prior.
