Members of the Historic Site Preservation Board cited tension between passenger comfort needs and the Wexler-designed terminal's architectural legacy before approving the structures with a design revision condition.
There's a busy week ahead, with development, tourism funding, and governance each drawing attention from elected and appointed officials before the week closes.
Palm Springs is negotiating to acquire portions of the 1948 landmark for the project, which could also resolve a parking dispute that has complicated plans to modernize the current station.
The Tramview Heights Specific Plan would guide development of 510 acres over 20 years, replacing a failed earlier effort.
Airport executive director heading to Sacramento as city also welcomes new sustainability director.
The Mills Act program provides a property tax rebate to owners of designated historic properties who commit to using the savings for ongoing maintenance or restoration.
Convention bookings hit their highest level since 2018, and a new 10-year strategic plan and push for an indoor amateur sports facility are on the horizon.
An amended ordinance allows storage facilities within 10 miles of the city border, a move the city hopes will increase competition and lower tow rates.
A 3.5-acre fire in February destroyed about 100 palm trees; cause remains under investigation with human origin not ruled out.
The city's Parks and Recreation Commission approved plans Monday evening that open the way for experimental grass restoration at City Hall dog park, which closes March 30.
Decisions this week span new development proposals, park improvements and partnerships, and a review of a recent preserve fire.
Commissioners cite aging system and customer experience gains, while raising concerns about costs, staffing impacts and how parking reservations would work during peak demand
