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Arenas District Pride Crosswalk

Council, staff agree asphalt art projects, including rainbow crosswalks, need to last longer

Asphalt art is temporary in nature, and most artists who create the projects try to use materials that don't begin to fade for at least three to five years.

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Council votes to extend offer to city manager candidate

The list of candidates had been getting progressively smaller since November, moving from double digits to less than a handful.

After years of frustration, there may be hope for bridging oft-flooded wash, easing traffic woes

A smaller, prefabricated bridge that's currently in the works could be in place within two years, Councilmember Lisa Middleton said Thursday evening. Still, there is immense competition for infrastructure funds.

Palm Springs in 2023: City officials hope to turn attention toward affordability for residents

Addressing the high cost of housing -- for both renters and potential homeowners -- is crucial, city leaders said. If they can make progress it could help make a dent in the city's unhoused population.

Palm Springs in 2022: A town in transition finds funds for more staff, makes progress on critical issues

One word was used by multiple city officials when asked to describe what the city went through in 2022: Transition. Shifting away from being a "Zoom Town," however, wasn't necessarily a bad thing.

Bernstein, deHarte seated, Garner promoted during last City Council meeting of 2022

During a two-hour meeting that saw multiple speeches by incoming and outgoing councilmembers, a packed Council Chambers gave new Mayor Grace Garner a standing ovation.

Amazing Grace: Garner poised to make history as first Latina mayor of Palm Springs

Her willingness to stand up and stick out – even if she doesn’t ultimately win – comes as no surprise to those who know Grace Garner, who will be appointed mayor this evening.

Holstege concedes close AD47 race to Wallis, vows to remain on City Council through current term

Just how close was it? Elections records show that if the final margin of .050% holds it would be the second-closest State Assembly race in history. Only the 1980 race in Assembly District 26 was closer.

‘We owe it to the voters to get it right’: Holstege’s team to examine final vote count showing her losing by 85, determine next steps

The race between Palm Springs City Councilmember Christy Holstege and opponent Greg Wallis for the State Assembly has featured multiple lead changes in the past month.

City hopes to help ease burden on child care providers with tweak to zoning rules

While most neighborhood daycare facilities require only a simple permit, the larger child care centers had been charged up to $7,700 for the permitting process.

Public hearing on Dream Hotel project scheduled for City Council’s Monday meeting

Residents frustrated with stalled or dead hotel projects in the city repeatedly voice concerns at City Hall, in the media, and in online public forums. To date, there has been little sign of visible progress.

Final vote count shows Garner reelected; Bernstein, deHarte win Council seats; Holstege’s fate remains unknown

Democrat Christy Holstege, the District 4 Palm Springs City Council representative, trails by 20 votes in her race for State Assembly, but ballots remain to be counted in San Bernardino County.

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