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Commission discussing energy efficiency ordinance for some of city’s residential buildings

Under the proposed ordinance, homeowners applying for permits for alterations, additions, or modifications to walls and HVAC systems would be required to implement mandatory energy-saving measures.

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Council unanimously approves settlement with Section 14 group, paving way for reparations

A detailed report shows the city has agreed to a nearly $6 million settlement to be distributed through the claimants' attorney, ensuring Section 14 residents and their descendants receive compensation.

City reaches historic agreement with Section 14 survivors; council approval looms

The Palm Springs City Council is set to consider an agreement Thursday that includes almost $6 million in direct compensation, housing initiatives, and cultural preservation efforts for displaced families.

Human Rights Commission debates future role amid post-election concerns

Proposed changes to the commission sparked debate Tuesday evening over balancing social services with civil rights advocacy in the uncertain political climate following Donald Trump’s re-election.

Election update: Wallis pulls ahead of Holstege in AD47 race days after vote counting began

Greg Wallis is now 269 votes ahead of opponent Christy Holstege, a former mayor and current member of the Palm Springs City Council, in the race for a seat in the State Assembly representing District 47.

Coachella Valley’s industrial future in focus as Palm Springs reviews proposed mega-warehouse

The Palm Springs Planning Commission will take up the issue of a proposed 739,360-square-foot fulfillment center this week, testing the city's appetite for large-scale development.

Ahead of public meeting next week, city releases consultant’s study on Section 14 history

Key findings in the 116-page report made available Friday evening reveal decades of displacement campaigns, involving multiple agencies, according to the city.

No change in results for local races, ballot measures of interest as latest vote counts released

Naomi Soto's chances of winning the District 4 Palm Springs City Council race appear to be solidifying. Similar to 2022, the AD47 race involving Councilmember Christy Holstege is a nail-biter.

Latest results show Soto winning District 4 City Council seat, Middleton behind, Holstege tied

The county still has hundreds of thousands of ballots to count, but measures to approve a lease and eventual sale of the city's hospital and take the sunset off a city sales tax are winning easily.

Vote counts rolling in. Here’s where major races, ballot issues stand in Palm Springs

Vote totals for city, county, state and federal races are being released. While it could be some time before winners are declared, here's the latest that we know.

Palm Springs mayor touts economic growth, unveils future projects in State of the City address

During a speech at the Palm Springs Art Museum, Mayor Jeffrey Bernstein touted the city's robust economic performance while outlining plans for a revamped convention center and airport.

Palm Springs board to consult mayor on vacation rental ordinance changes

The Administrative Appeals Board has been exploring new strategies to ensure real estate agents and property buyers are well-informed about the city's short-term rental regulations.

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