City Council salaries would increase $12K under proposal brought by city staff
The recommendation flowed from a working group formed in 2018 that was tasked with identifying ways to reduce barriers to running for and working on the City Council.
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Branding battle brewing over new logo proposed for Palm Springs International Airport
Palm Springs has no shortage of designers and architectural experts. A few took to social media over the weekend to start a conversation about a proposed rebrand of the logo used for Palm Springs International Airport.
Council back in action Thursday with public hearing on garbage rates, more agenda items
Public hearings on garbage rate increases and the Orchid Tree Hotel development are among dozens of items on the Palm Springs City Council's agenda when it returns from a monthlong break.
Palm Springs fire chief abruptly resigns; city to begin search for replacement immediately
Fire Chief Kevin Nalder's departure marks the second high-profile departure in the past month and the eighth in the past year.
Advisory groups are off and working on pair of issues facing city
Three dozen residents have been tasked with providing guidance around vacation rental rules and development of a homeless navigation center in the city.
November election will see two-person races for each open City Council seat
The mix of candidates includes one incumbent, small business owners, civic leaders, and those with experience serving the LGBTQ community.
City seeks applications from non-profits for 2022-2023 event sponsorship funds
Special priority will be given to non-profits the City has already partnered with and funded and that are aligned with the city’s priorities.Â
New city clerk arriving from Pittsburgh
Brenda Pree, who currently works in the same role for the city of Pittsburgh, will become the next city clerk in Palm Springs. Monique Lomeli had been serving in the role on an interim basis.
Candidates for City Council report raising $174,000 so far
While some are off to a good start, they still have a ways to go to catch up to what a pair of current councilmembers raised during their most recent campaigns
City commits additional funds as backers find ways to help more residents with basic income program
A vote Thursday evening came one day after Coachella approved a program to provide 140 low-income immigrant families with a $400 monthly stipend for two years.
Branding battle brewing over new logo proposed for Palm Springs International Airport
Palm Springs has no shortage of designers and architectural experts. A few took to social media over the weekend to start a conversation about a proposed rebrand of the logo used for Palm Springs International Airport.
Council back in action Thursday with public hearing on garbage rates, more agenda items
Public hearings on garbage rate increases and the Orchid Tree Hotel development are among dozens of items on the Palm Springs City Council's agenda when it returns from a monthlong break.
Palm Springs fire chief abruptly resigns; city to begin search for replacement immediately
Fire Chief Kevin Nalder's departure marks the second high-profile departure in the past month and the eighth in the past year.
Advisory groups are off and working on pair of issues facing city
Three dozen residents have been tasked with providing guidance around vacation rental rules and development of a homeless navigation center in the city.
November election will see two-person races for each open City Council seat
The mix of candidates includes one incumbent, small business owners, civic leaders, and those with experience serving the LGBTQ community.
City seeks applications from non-profits for 2022-2023 event sponsorship funds
Special priority will be given to non-profits the City has already partnered with and funded and that are aligned with the city’s priorities.Â
New city clerk arriving from Pittsburgh
Brenda Pree, who currently works in the same role for the city of Pittsburgh, will become the next city clerk in Palm Springs. Monique Lomeli had been serving in the role on an interim basis.
Candidates for City Council report raising $174,000 so far
While some are off to a good start, they still have a ways to go to catch up to what a pair of current councilmembers raised during their most recent campaigns
City commits additional funds as backers find ways to help more residents with basic income program
A vote Thursday evening came one day after Coachella approved a program to provide 140 low-income immigrant families with a $400 monthly stipend for two years.
