Palm Springs projects general fund surplus as Measure J sales tax runs ahead of budget
Third-quarter reports show broad revenue strength across the city, though airport deficit and looming cost pressures temper the outlook.
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Council approves Racquet Club Road lane reduction, despite fire response concerns
Buffered bike lanes and a center turn lane are part of the $3.45 million reconfiguration; officials said they will explore signal pre-emption technology to offset potential increases in emergency response times.
Palm Springs police shooting leaves man dead after knife-brandishing incident
Officers used de-escalation tactics and less-lethal options before fatal confrontation at East Palm Canyon Drive business.
City Council approves tourism infrastructure district despite short-term rental owner opposition
STR owners argued fees would mostly benefit hotels; protests reached just 4.58% of the threshold needed to block the district's formation.
Palm Springs reopens Downtown Park splash pad after years-long contractor dispute
The city officially opened the faucet Tuesday on the long-delayed Downtown Park splash pad, capping a years-long effort to fix a water feature that had been out of service since shortly after a $7.6 million park opened in 2021.
Palm Springs Airport on track for summer passenger growth despite spring dip
April and May bookings are down, but summer flights are projected to grow up to 8%, Airport Commission members heard at their regular monthly meeting.
Palm Springs housing market had a sharp drop in prices last month and an increase in sales activity
Palm Springs homes are selling slightly faster than a year ago, maintaining a market that ranks second in both total sales and speed across the Coachella Valley.
Two candidates announce for PSUSD Trustee Area 4 seat in November election
Incumbent Charlie Ervin seeks a second term while retired superintendent Tony Signoret enters the race, setting up a contested election for the Palm Springs Unified School District board seat.
Committee will start reevaluation of city’s climate goals
Sustainability Commission members will review a five-year-old document ahead of a 2027 update, with officials signaling some goals may need to be revised.
Eisenhower Health gifts Palm Springs police a new partner — a Belgian Malinois named Dwight
The donation celebrated Wednesday moves the department's canine unit closer to full staffing after years of operating below capacity.
Palm Springs design panel rejects storage facility’s facade, sends plans back for revision
Commissioners took issue with a prominent glass display case meant to signal the building's use, calling it a "low-effort solution" that disrupts the structure's symmetry.
Palm Springs commission reviews plans for a minimalist amphitheater in Downtown Park
Consultants presented four design options ranging from $1 million to $4 million for Downtown Park's amphitheater, commissioners favored the less costly options.
Council approves Racquet Club Road lane reduction, despite fire response concerns
Buffered bike lanes and a center turn lane are part of the $3.45 million reconfiguration; officials said they will explore signal pre-emption technology to offset potential increases in emergency response times.
Palm Springs police shooting leaves man dead after knife-brandishing incident
Officers used de-escalation tactics and less-lethal options before fatal confrontation at East Palm Canyon Drive business.
City Council approves tourism infrastructure district despite short-term rental owner opposition
STR owners argued fees would mostly benefit hotels; protests reached just 4.58% of the threshold needed to block the district's formation.
Palm Springs reopens Downtown Park splash pad after years-long contractor dispute
The city officially opened the faucet Tuesday on the long-delayed Downtown Park splash pad, capping a years-long effort to fix a water feature that had been out of service since shortly after a $7.6 million park opened in 2021.
Palm Springs Airport on track for summer passenger growth despite spring dip
April and May bookings are down, but summer flights are projected to grow up to 8%, Airport Commission members heard at their regular monthly meeting.
Palm Springs housing market had a sharp drop in prices last month and an increase in sales activity
Palm Springs homes are selling slightly faster than a year ago, maintaining a market that ranks second in both total sales and speed across the Coachella Valley.
Two candidates announce for PSUSD Trustee Area 4 seat in November election
Incumbent Charlie Ervin seeks a second term while retired superintendent Tony Signoret enters the race, setting up a contested election for the Palm Springs Unified School District board seat.
Committee will start reevaluation of city’s climate goals
Sustainability Commission members will review a five-year-old document ahead of a 2027 update, with officials signaling some goals may need to be revised.
Eisenhower Health gifts Palm Springs police a new partner — a Belgian Malinois named Dwight
The donation celebrated Wednesday moves the department's canine unit closer to full staffing after years of operating below capacity.
Palm Springs design panel rejects storage facility’s facade, sends plans back for revision
Commissioners took issue with a prominent glass display case meant to signal the building's use, calling it a "low-effort solution" that disrupts the structure's symmetry.
Palm Springs commission reviews plans for a minimalist amphitheater in Downtown Park
Consultants presented four design options ranging from $1 million to $4 million for Downtown Park's amphitheater, commissioners favored the less costly options.