Planning Commission grants extension for mixed-use project on Sunny Dunes
Developer seeks two more years after cannabis tenant withdrawal, construction partner bankruptcy derailed timeline.
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Arts Commission chair defends panel’s actions amid Brown Act violation claims over Bogert statue
Chair Gary Armstrong said the commission "acted lawfully and followed the required process," adding that the statue will remain in storage unless city leadership directs otherwise.
Palm Springs boards, council tackle transportation, housing and hotel incentives this week
A relatively light City Council agenda includes major overhaul of hotel tax rebate program.
‘A starting point’: Planners stress zoning maps aren’t finalized at virtual meeting
Following a heated in-person meeting last week, city staff emphasized Wednesday that controversial proposals for building heights and density remain in the draft stage.
Historic board recommends landmark status for director Edmund Goulding’s ‘Little White House’ estate
The home, built eight years before the city of Palm Springs was incorporated, represents the Spanish Colonial Revival architecture that dominated in the interwar period.
Garner seeks re-election with focus on affordable housing, infrastructure, youth programs
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.
Fire department plans open house as downtown parking concerns surface over Station 1 expansion
Business owners warn removing existing lot could harm foot traffic as city moves forward with modernization plans.
Parks Commission advances projects, policies and initiatives during meeting
Commissioners adopted new rules for recreation facilities and reviewed major upgrades, master plan progress and event planning during its regular January meeting.
Does Downtown Palm Springs have too much parking, or not enough? Council discusses study results
Recommendations under consideration include better signage to available parking, consistent time limits, improved garage maintenance, and programs to steer employees to underused garages.
Planning Commission advances 115-unit affordable housing projectÂ
The commission unanimously approved the project’s development permit, with a few small requests such as adding benches and potentially tweaking one of the buildings.
Residents push back on five-story developments near neighborhoods at community meeting
Homeowners worried about property values as city proposes allowing taller buildings near single-family neighborhoods to address workforce housing crisis.
VillageFest Board hears marketing plan, discusses website overhaul needs
Board hears presentation on countering 'swap meet' perception, strengthening digital presence for weekly street market.
Arts Commission chair defends panel’s actions amid Brown Act violation claims over Bogert statue
Chair Gary Armstrong said the commission "acted lawfully and followed the required process," adding that the statue will remain in storage unless city leadership directs otherwise.
Palm Springs boards, council tackle transportation, housing and hotel incentives this week
A relatively light City Council agenda includes major overhaul of hotel tax rebate program.
‘A starting point’: Planners stress zoning maps aren’t finalized at virtual meeting
Following a heated in-person meeting last week, city staff emphasized Wednesday that controversial proposals for building heights and density remain in the draft stage.
Historic board recommends landmark status for director Edmund Goulding’s ‘Little White House’ estate
The home, built eight years before the city of Palm Springs was incorporated, represents the Spanish Colonial Revival architecture that dominated in the interwar period.
Garner seeks re-election with focus on affordable housing, infrastructure, youth programs
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.
Fire department plans open house as downtown parking concerns surface over Station 1 expansion
Business owners warn removing existing lot could harm foot traffic as city moves forward with modernization plans.
Parks Commission advances projects, policies and initiatives during meeting
Commissioners adopted new rules for recreation facilities and reviewed major upgrades, master plan progress and event planning during its regular January meeting.
Does Downtown Palm Springs have too much parking, or not enough? Council discusses study results
Recommendations under consideration include better signage to available parking, consistent time limits, improved garage maintenance, and programs to steer employees to underused garages.
Planning Commission advances 115-unit affordable housing projectÂ
The commission unanimously approved the project’s development permit, with a few small requests such as adding benches and potentially tweaking one of the buildings.
Residents push back on five-story developments near neighborhoods at community meeting
Homeowners worried about property values as city proposes allowing taller buildings near single-family neighborhoods to address workforce housing crisis.
VillageFest Board hears marketing plan, discusses website overhaul needs
Board hears presentation on countering 'swap meet' perception, strengthening digital presence for weekly street market.