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City withdraws revocation of prominent business leader’s cannabis license, for now

City attorneys on Thursday withdrew the suspension of a prominent Palm Springs business owner’s license to operate a retail marijuana store and nearby grow operation but are expected to deliver another letter prohibiting her from operating them, possibly as soon as next week. City Attorney Jeffrey Ballinger said a planned appeal of the original revocation […]

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City Council to hear appeal of business leader’s cannabis license suspension next week
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Approval for home construction on this undeveloped lot in the Historic Tennis Club neighborhood is being appealed by a neighbor.

‘Extraordinary Rate Adjustment’ for garbage, recycling will get public hearing in December

Notices about a proposed increase in garbage and recycling fees, and a December public hearing, have begun to appear in Palm Springs Disposal Service (PSDS) customers’ mailboxes this week.

City again considering smoking ban in multi-unit residences, outside of bars

Smoking inside apartments, condominiums, and other housing with shared walls would be prohibited in Palm Springs under an ordinance currently making its way through City Hall.

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