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Spa portion of Agua Caliente Cultural Center in Downtown Palm Springs to open April 4

The spa will be in its fifth iteration when it opens at the former site of the Spa Resort Casino, which was torn down starting in 2014 to build something that could protect and preserve the spring.

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School district doubles opportunity for students to explore landmark learning institutions, cultural sites

This year, an additional two dozen students will be headed to Hispanic-Serving Institutions, thanks to the work of the district and the Latino Parent Advisory Council.

Latest Palm Springs COD campus plans unveiled, to be reviewed at Friday’s Board of Trustees meeting

The plans show one main building for student services and classrooms, while roughly half of the 29 acres of land in the center of the city will remain undeveloped.

Unable to force changes after speaking out, Desert Regional nurses planning vigil

Hospital staff say a crisis in the nursing industry is being felt in Palm Springs, where unsafe conditions for patients exist, as well as an inability to retain nurses. A hospital spokesperson refutes those claims.

Local decline in home prices, sales leaves some analysts with more questions than answers

Despite the continued decline in sales, the most recent housing report includes hopeful signs that seasonal rises will soon kick in.

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Council, staff agree asphalt art projects, including rainbow crosswalks, need to last longer

Asphalt art is temporary in nature, and most artists who create the projects try to use materials that don't begin to fade for at least three to five years.

Council votes to extend offer to city manager candidate

The list of candidates had been getting progressively smaller since November, moving from double digits to less than a handful.

Another storm pushing through area today, adding more rain to wetter than average month

In Palm Springs, .39 of an inch was recorded on Saturday, our wettest day of the weekend. That's slightly less than our wettest day of the month — Jan. 1. — when .42 inches was measured.

After years of frustration, there may be hope for bridging oft-flooded wash, easing traffic woes

A smaller, prefabricated bridge that's currently in the works could be in place within two years, Councilmember Lisa Middleton said Thursday evening. Still, there is immense competition for infrastructure funds.

Palm Springs Fire Department now fully staffed following ceremony welcoming 13 new members

The new members of the fire family were pinned following a six-week in-house academy. It's the largest class in city history and could lead to lower insurance rates for property owners.

Data shows decrease in most crime in 2022; chief hopes public will be able to separate perception from reality

Police Chief Andy Mills on Wednesday credited the community as a whole for the drop in crime, as well as his officers.

Riverside County officials vote to help rehab fire-damaged affordable housing complex

Nightingale Manor, a building that previously housed several affordable housing units, was damaged in a June 2021 fire. The property can also be used as transitional housing to help unhoused people.

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