Airport sponsorship revenue, a proposed self-storage facility, climate planning efforts and parks policy updates are among the issues scheduled for discussion during the week.
A fresh framework requires art donors to provide proof of funding and meaningful community outreach before any new piece can join the public collection.
The Supreme Court's dismantling of a key provision of the federal Voting Rights Act has injected new uncertainty into Palm Springs' ongoing discussion about shifting to a directly elected mayor.
The money raised would go toward a massive renovation planned for the convention center, but some vacation rental owners say they don't see the benefit.
The 18-acre complex designed by architect Donald Wexler was completed in 1972 and is considered one of the largest condominium projects of his career.
Enforcement gaps in multi-family housing, a possible plastic bottle ban at city events, and a new sustainability badge for short-term rentals were among topics at the monthly Waste Reduction Subcommittee meeting.
The 70-year-old synagogue on Alejo Road was founded by concentration camp survivors; its layered architecture spans Modernist, Mid-Century, and Brutalist design phases.
The delay will give the developer more time to respond to public comments and review technical issues tied to the proposed 2.85 million-square-foot project.
A potential historic designation for a downtown synagogue, library trust fund concerns and waste reduction policy are among the items on the agenda.
A 92,400-square-foot, two-story building with outdoor RV parking won approval Tuesday, while a consulting team examines possible caps and location rules for future projects.
The agreement, which heads to city council for final approval May 27, outlines a fundraising partnership built around water, shade, and park activation.
Four city panels meet over three days, with sessions covering a proposed 92,400-square-foot storage facility, a parks foundation partnership, and the city's FY2026-27 investment policy.
