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City officials get crash course in artificial intelligence during Monday morning presentation

Two local experts in the field of AI highlighted productivity gains, job impacts of rapidly evolving technology during a two-hour presentation at City Hall.

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City taps Long Beach assistant fire chief as new head of Palm Springs Fire Department

Paul Alvarado will step into the role currently occupied by Deputy Fire Chief Jason Loya, who became the interim fire chief following Kevin Nalder's resignation last August.

Plea deal in alleged bribery case involving mall site, former mayor, appears to have been reached

Court records show Richard Meaney has had all but one charge dismissed. Published reports state he entered a plea of guilty to a single misdemeanor conflict-of-interest count last month.

As city waits to complete permanent facility, emergency navigation center proposed to address homeless crisis

Details such as location, cost, and funding are still to be determined, but as outlined Monday evening, the proposed emergency shelter would have 95 beds and serve only the unhoused residents of the city.

Class 1 clubhouse? City Board tees up designation for Tahquitz Creek Golf Resort building

Completed in 1967, the clubhouse off Lawrence Crossley Road features a sweeping roofline, textured stucco walls, and rock veneer cladding — all characteristics of Modernist principles.

Still seeing Styrofoam used in Palm Springs? Here’s why, and what city officials might do next

While the ordinance banning food ware made with plastics and polystyrene went into effect more than a year ago, some restaurants remain out of compliance.

Public participation, ad hoc committee planned to help address ongoing swim center issues

City pool users have expressed concerns about frequent unexpected closures, staffing issues, and maintenance issues, turning to the Parks and Recreation Commission to plead their case. 

Revised plan to address city housing needs is finished, heading to state

If the city sees a sudden population boom, as it last experienced in the 1940s, some estimates show up to 20,000 more housing units could be needed by 2040.

More assistance for homeowners, renters coming as plans for grant money move forward

After holding the first of two required public hearings, the Palm Springs City Council voted Thursday to approve of plans to spend $413,500 in grant money coming from the federal government.

Middleton again announces intention to seek State Senate seat; this time in newly drawn District 19

The former Palm Springs mayor made history in 2017 when she was elected to the City Council, becoming the first out transgender person in California ever elected to a non-judicial position.

One week after starting job, new city manager says he already feels at home in Palm Springs

Addressing the city's homeless crisis will be his top priority, Scott Stiles told representatives of each city neighborhood during a meeting Tuesday, followed closely by work on the related issue of affordable housing.

City intervention helps hold off rent hikes

With an affordability agreement set to expire, residents of the Tahquitz Court Apartments could have seen rents spike by as much as 50%.

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