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Days after raising concerns about art museum getting $300,000 from city, mayor pro tem’s organization seeking same amount

Visitors flock to Palm Springs every year for Pride events. The organization behind the celebration said it may no longer be able keep events free without additional taxpayer funds.

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City Council unanimously approves placing removal of Measure J sunset clause on November ballot

The tax generates approximately $20 million annually for Palm Springs and has raised over $180 million since its inception. Funds have supported major projects including the $45 million downtown revitalization.

City leaders to consider revamping palm tree trimming policy, citing concerns over safety

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Funding for Palm Springs Art Museum’s free Thursday admission sparks City Council debate

Despite the popularity of the program, and increased attendance, the city's mayor pro tem questioned the benefit of approving a recurring $300,000 in support.

City of Palm Springs launches historical context study of Section 14 displacements

The study, directed by the City Council at an April meeting, aims to clarify the city's role and responsibilities related to the displacements that occurred during the clearing of tribal property.

Solar solutions proposed to reduce Swim Center’s carbon footprint

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Request to vacate section of road where controversial sculpture stands is on Planning Commission agenda

If the street vacation is ultimately approved by the City Council, PS Resorts would need to renegotiate its license agreement with the city for the statue to remain in place. 

As potential new owner steps up, City Council approves crucial amendment for Serena Park development

The next milestone for the project is June 2025, when the new owner must create lots that are ready to be recorded for the first 80 homes, as well as a new park. By November 2027 the last phase must be recorded.

City reviewing plans for a 136-unit apartment complex on former Mesquite Country Club land

The 13 acres adjacent to the planned Prescott Preserve was retained by the defunct golf course’s owner when he sold 120 acres that is now being turned into the preserve.

Palm Springs city councilmember calls for hiatus of Human Rights Commission amidst concerns

Concerns over potential Brown Act violations and lack of clarity surrounding the commission's role prompt proposal for joint session and staff recommendations to redefine its purpose and responsibilities.

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