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Palm Springs leaders will aim to accelerate progress in 2025

City Manager Scott Stiles emphasized the need to maintain the same pace of development seen in 2024 as he highlighted key initiatives across the city in the coming year.

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Focus and efficiency: How Palm Springs leaders turned 2024 into a landmark year

From the Section 14 Survivors settlement to the navigation center launch and groundbreaking at a planned college campus, the city tackled multiple challenges with strategic focus.

City Council to discuss moratorium on new drive-thrus at first meeting of 2025

On Thursday, Councilmember Jeffrey Bernstein asked for a discussion on a moratorium one day after the Planning Commission postponed a decision regarding a proposed Chick-fil-A in the city.

Palm Springs welcomes new mayor, councilmembers during mostly ceremonial meeting

'My big, bold initiative is to put the brakes on,' new Mayor Ron deHarte said. 'I'm calling on a prioritization of current projects while delivering constituent services at a level we can all be proud of.'

Listening and leading: Those who know Ron deHarte best describe what to expect from city’s next mayor

With a rich background in community service and advocacy, those we spoke to say deHarte will champion inclusivity in city governance as he becomes the newest mayor.

Planning Commission approves massive warehouse project despite environmental concerns

In a 4-0 vote, commissioners approved the project while adding several conditions aimed at mitigating impacts and improving compatibility with city goals.

Palm Springs Parks Master Plan approved for City Council review

An earlier draft of the document recommends the city focus on upgrades to aging community centers, aquatic facilities, and playgrounds, while introducing adaptable spaces for diverse activities. 

Palm Springs Airport Commission backs hybrid rental car facility plan

Following an outpouring of public opinion, the commission saw a phased approach to address costs, views, and passenger convenience at its latest meeting.

Palm Springs City Council reaffirms commitment to Human Rights Commission

Councilmembers discussed plans Thursday night to revitalize the commission while maintaining its core mission of promoting human rights.

Funding for installation of ‘Well of Love’ AIDS Memorial in Downtown Park approved

An initial proposed design for the project faced opposition. But a later proposal gained community support through a redesign process that included five listening sessions and a town hall.

Council approves acquiring Kalura Trattoria’s patio for downtown theater project

The move, which still requires negotiations, came with strong opposition from the restaurant's owners and patrons.

Sustainability Commission moves forward with energy efficiency ordinance for older homes

During deliberations Tuesday evening, commission members emphasized the importance of balancing emissions reduction goals with equity concerns for homeowners.

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