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‘We love Canada’: Palm Springs fighting to send a message as diplomatic tensions build

As U.S.-Canada relations sour, local business owners, tourism officials and government leaders are launching efforts to convince visitors from north of the border not to give up on the city.

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Planning Commission approves Chick-fil-A with conditions, reduced drive-thru

The 5-2 decision came after lengthy discussions about the environmental impact of drive-thru establishments and their compatibility with the city’s climate action and sustainability initiatives.

City hopes to chart new course beyond tourism economy

City officials identified several critical challenges in their preliminary analysis, including the impact of extreme heat days on tourism and infrastructure, as well as seasonal workforce fluctuations.

Palm Springs City Council rejects idea of pause on drive-thrus, directs staff to study issues

Councilmember Jeffrey Bernstein had proposed a temporary moratorium on new drive-thrus, citing concerns about sustainability and walkability.

In-N-Out eyes former bank building site in Palm Springs for next area restaurant

The land that previously held a Bank of America building at Smoke Tree Village could soon be home to the franchise known for its simple menu and iconic hamburgers.

Palm Springs housing market ends 2024 with stable sales amid price adjustments

The average price for a detached home in Palm Springs decreased by 0.4% from December 2023, with the average home selling for $1.2 million. The median home price in the broader Coachella Valley was $665,000.

Proposed smoking ban faces opposition from bar owners, LGBTQ+ community

The proposed ordinance changes come as Palm Springs launches its Blue Zones initiative, which includes recommendations to reduce smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke.

October Desert Housing Report reveals mixed signals for Palm Springs real estate

Inventory rises but sales slow, as city's market reflects regional trends of price decreases and cautious buyers.

Palm Springs real estate cools as prices drop 9%

Despite the price drop, Palm Springs maintained its position as the city with the second-highest unit sales in the Coachella Valley, averaging 92 units per month over a three-month period.

‘Pain Street’: From owners to employees, Downtown Palm Springs is suffering after a drastic summer slump

A dramatic and unexpected decline in business, combined with rising rents and higher living costs (not to mention skyrocketing air conditioning bills) have local store owners and staff struggling. 

Palm Springs housing inventory surges amid cooling market

Available homes increased to 548 units from 421 last year, as median prices decline and sales volume drops. The trend here reflects the broader Coachella Valley slowdown.

Historic name returning to Palm Springs hotel known for its glamorous past

News of the Margaritaville returning to its original Riviera branding was met with applause from some in the community when it was posted on social media over the weekend.

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