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Palm Springs Parks and Recreation Commission voices approval for draft 10-year parks master plan

The plan discussed Monday evening outlines strategies to enhance park accessibility, expand trails, improve climate resilience, and increase community engagement.

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Palm Springs officials unveil $800,000 playground at Demuth Park

The state-of-the-art facility features equipment designed for children ages 2 to 5, with a focus on accessibility for those with disabilities and neurodiversity challenges.

Palm Springs taps Ontario’s parks chief as new Parks and Recreation Department director

In his role in Ontario, Gonzalez manages a $17.5 million annual budget and supervises 37 full-time and 300 part-time employees. He also oversees a municipal golf course.

City reaches settlement with College of the Desert that includes ending lawsuit filed in 2022

Under the terms of the agreement, COD commits to constructing the Palm Springs campus as planned. If it fails to do so, the city would get 110 acres of land in the northern section of the city back from the college at no cost.

City Council approves historic designation for Merrill Lynch Building

Although one councilmember raised concerns about including the parking lot and curbs in the historic designation, the former financial hub won designation for its architectural significance.

Measure J Oversight Commission begins review of record 52 community-initiated proposals

The commission is scheduled to reconvene on Nov. 17 to discuss which projects may need additional information from applicants. Presentations from selected applicants are tentatively planned for the Dec. 19 meeting.

Expanded smoking restrictions under consideration would include areas of multi-unit residences

The changes under review would prohibit smoking in outdoor dining areas, parks, and common areas of multi-unit residences. They would apply to both traditional tobacco products and electronic smoking devices.

Councilmembers continue to face pressure to reconsider 2023 resolution, but take no immediate action

The debate highlights the challenges faced by local governments when addressing international issues and the impact of their statements on diverse communities.

City Council denies appeal of Prescott Preserve ruling, urges resolution of property disputes

The council's decision allows Oswit Land Trust to proceed with restoration plans on land it owns, while ongoing disputes over leased parcels remain unresolved.

Officials present roadmap for Human Rights Commission restructuring; public concerns aired

Members of the Palm Springs City Council working on the issue propose shifting Human Rights Commission to human services focus; process expected to extend into 2025.

City Council hopefuls discuss affordable housing, public safety, economic development at forum

At a forum hosted by ONE-PS on Saturday, five candidates for the Palm Springs City Council District 4 seat and one unopposed candidate for District 5 shared strategies for tackling the city's pressing issues.

Residents, organizations submit 52 Measure J community-initiated project proposals by deadline

The current round of community-initiated projects has attracted a diverse array of proposals, ranging from infrastructure upgrades to cultural initiatives and health services.

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