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New city budget shows rise in revenues, increased spending on police and fire requested by residents, business owners

Staff presented a balance sheet showing the city expects to start the year with a $75 million balance, then take in $188 million in projected revenue and have $226 million in possible expenditures.

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Two more City Council candidates come forward, one in a unique situation

Scott Nevins, a board member at DAP Health, and Joe Jackson, former chair of a city commission, both filed paperwork with the city indicating they will seek office.

City hires new sustainability director

From 2018 until 2021, she worked in New York City under Mayor Bill de Blasio as the senior advisor for legislation and strategic initiatives in the Mayor’s Office of Sustainability.

Owners of older property might get tax break, city planner reminds group

Owners of property deemed historic could pay far less property taxes to the county if they file a bit of paperwork with the city and agree to maintain the property’s historic characteristics.

Gathering of elected, appointed officials provides kickoff for greater collaboration

The Palm Springs City Council and City Manager Justin Clifton have vowed to examine efficiencies that can be gained by working with boards and commissions to make adjustments in their size and scope.

New planning director coming to Palm Springs

This is the second director-level hire in the city in less than a month. In late May, Yvonne Wise was chosen as the new director of the Parks and Recreation Department. She begins her new position on Monday, June 27.

Mayor reflects on big (birth)day at White House

Palm Springs Mayor Lisa Middleton said being able to meet with President Joe Biden's domestic affairs staff was particularly valuable.

Mayor Middleton to attend White House Pride celebration

Middleton made history as the first transgender person to serve as mayor in California when she began her term in December 2021.

Council voices broad approval for increase in Measure J funds used for community-proposed projects

The public has additional opportunities to weigh in on the budget at City Council meetings later this month. It must be adopted by June 30 because the new fiscal year begins July 1.

Group suing city over statue removal finds few places to put it; city prevails in initial hearing

On Friday, a judge upheld a tentative ruling in the case removing a temporary restraining order and denying an injunction filed against the city by The Friends of Frank Bogert.

Requests granted: City Council approves traffic calming measure in three neighborhoods

The approval comes after residents requested the City Council put in new measures to address dangerous conditions.

Officials: City wants to help, not hurt residents unable to clean nuisance properties

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