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Section 14 descendants, survivors plan to seek millions, possibly billions, from city

An economist working for Section 14 survivors and descendants calculated millions of dollars of harm that the evictions have caused. The overall damages could range into the billions of dollars.

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Wednesday election update: Garner pulls ahead in District 1 City Council race; Holstege leads in close State Assembly contest

Mayor Pro Tem Grace Garner had trailed for the past eight days, with the vote recently stalling. She now leads by 50 votes.

Tuesday election update: Holstege has slim lead over Wallis; Another day of no movement in City Council races

Democrat Christy Holstege is midway through her second term on the Palm Springs City Council. Should she head to Sacramento it would create a vacancy that would need to be filled.

October housing report: Valley home prices, inventory inched higher; Sales in city down year-over-year

In Palm Springs, the price of an average-sized home was about $1.2 million in October, roughly 6% greater than one year prior.

Monday election update: No new votes counted in District 1 City Council race for second consecutive day

Challenger Scott Nevins's lead over Mayor Pro Tem Grace Garner had been shrinking. But now the vote counting appears to have stalled in all three City Council races.

Four candidates, so far, lining up to potentially replace Holstege on City Council in District 4

If District 4 Councilmember Christy Holstege’s wins her bid to be seated in Sacramento, it would leave an open seat that will be filled by either appointment or special election.

DAP Health campus expansion continues moving forward following more approvals at City Hall

Next up will be 19,257 square feet of medical office space that will expand upon the 21,000-square-foot former Riverside County health and social services building it currently occupies.

Multiple businesses hit with power outage downtown Sunday morning; some remained in the dark all day

Southern California Edison reported only that an equipment outage occurred along South Palm Canyon Drive sometime around 3:30 a.m.

Additional vacation rental rules move closer to final adoption following another marathon meeting

For dozens of vacation rental owners and industry professionals who addressed the City Council Thursday, a proposal that permit holders occupy their homes for a set number of days drew the most protest.

Event industry hopes to be heard as City Council debates changes to vacation rental regulations

Prior to discussion of proposed changes to city rules regulating vacation rentals, the event planning community wants elected leaders to see the homes they manage in a different light .

Latest vote count shows little change. New City Council majority likely, supermajority possible

New councilmembers were never in doubt in districts 2 and 3. But a situation exists that could see three, and possibly four, of the five seats on the Palm Springs City Council held by newcomers.

Voters get final say today in multiple Palm Springs City Council races, more

Three seats on the city’s top governing body are being contested – in districts 1, 2 and 3. In addition, the councilmember in District 4 is hoping to head to Sacramento and a seat in the State Assembly.

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