$40 million in bonds for library, swim center renovations approved by City Council
The bonds will provide up to $30 million for the long-awaited library expansion project and $7 million for renovations at the swim center building in Sunrise Park.
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City Council approves special recovery zone for dozens of businesses impacted by fertility clinic bombing
The businesses suffered an estimated $6 million to $12 million in damage during the intentional act of violence that killed the suspect and injured four people earlier this month.
Palm Springs faces mounting budget issues with $10 million deficit projected by 2027, council told
Challenges stem from several factors, including the expiration of state grant funding for the city's Navigation Center, rising employee costs, and conservative revenue projections in an uncertain economy.
Palm Springs officials balancing budget caution with economic development
To address challenges, city officials are developing an economic development strategic plan focused on diversifying revenue sources beyond tourism.
Palm Springs pickleball project delayed after bids exceed budget
After receiving 10 bids for the project at Demuth Park, only the third-lowest bid qualified, and it exceeded the allocated budget by approximately $700,000.
Council approves entering into sublease for pickleball courts at COD’s existing city campus
The city hopes to convert three vacant tennis courts into 12 pickleball courts while the permanent facility at Demuth Park undergoes an eight-month expansion to double its capacity.
Human Rights Commission seeks to overhaul awards process after past controversies
Commissioners this week debated simplifying criteria, improving vetting, and maintaining control of the recognition program at their monthly meeting.
Arts Commission raises concerns over process after mural installed before its review
Despite procedural concerns, the commission unanimously approved the mural application at The Thompson, with commissioners praising the artwork itself.
Board refines proposed vacation rental regulation changes to focus on management companies
During their regular monthly meeting, Administrative Appeals Board members discussed challenges in enforcing vacation rental regulations, particularly since many property owners live outside Palm Springs.
Preservation board delays decision on development near historic cabin ruins
As a property owner seeks to build a home nearby, the remains of the Avery Field Cabin present a unique challenge to those tasked with protecting them.
City to test innovative lighting system at Desert Highland Park playground
Parks commissioners expressed support for the lighting concept, which would make the playground both more visible and more usable during evening hours, particularly important during hot desert months.
Measure J sales tax revenue shows slight increase; budget projects conservative growth
Despite earlier forecasting for more neutral revenue performance, the city appears on track to meet its annual budget target of $25 million in Measure J sales tax revenue.
City Council approves special recovery zone for dozens of businesses impacted by fertility clinic bombing
The businesses suffered an estimated $6 million to $12 million in damage during the intentional act of violence that killed the suspect and injured four people earlier this month.
Palm Springs faces mounting budget issues with $10 million deficit projected by 2027, council told
Challenges stem from several factors, including the expiration of state grant funding for the city's Navigation Center, rising employee costs, and conservative revenue projections in an uncertain economy.
Palm Springs officials balancing budget caution with economic development
To address challenges, city officials are developing an economic development strategic plan focused on diversifying revenue sources beyond tourism.
Palm Springs pickleball project delayed after bids exceed budget
After receiving 10 bids for the project at Demuth Park, only the third-lowest bid qualified, and it exceeded the allocated budget by approximately $700,000.
Council approves entering into sublease for pickleball courts at COD’s existing city campus
The city hopes to convert three vacant tennis courts into 12 pickleball courts while the permanent facility at Demuth Park undergoes an eight-month expansion to double its capacity.
Human Rights Commission seeks to overhaul awards process after past controversies
Commissioners this week debated simplifying criteria, improving vetting, and maintaining control of the recognition program at their monthly meeting.
Arts Commission raises concerns over process after mural installed before its review
Despite procedural concerns, the commission unanimously approved the mural application at The Thompson, with commissioners praising the artwork itself.
Board refines proposed vacation rental regulation changes to focus on management companies
During their regular monthly meeting, Administrative Appeals Board members discussed challenges in enforcing vacation rental regulations, particularly since many property owners live outside Palm Springs.
Preservation board delays decision on development near historic cabin ruins
As a property owner seeks to build a home nearby, the remains of the Avery Field Cabin present a unique challenge to those tasked with protecting them.
City to test innovative lighting system at Desert Highland Park playground
Parks commissioners expressed support for the lighting concept, which would make the playground both more visible and more usable during evening hours, particularly important during hot desert months.
Measure J sales tax revenue shows slight increase; budget projects conservative growth
Despite earlier forecasting for more neutral revenue performance, the city appears on track to meet its annual budget target of $25 million in Measure J sales tax revenue.