A “Beaver Blood Moon” on such an important day may seem a little ominous. We explored the issue with two people who study the stars from different angles.
Naomi Soto, chair of the city's Measure J Oversight Commission and chair-elect of Planned Parenthood of the Pacific Southwest, said she is interested in the seat should it become available.
Roughly 100 people gathered at the intersection of East Arenas Road and South Calle Encelia as the ribbon was cut, a proclamation was read, and signs were unveiled officially proclaiming the area a district.
Current councilmembers are reviewing candidates for the city manager vacancy, but a final decision will be made by a Council that could contain a majority of brand new members.
Police said the three victims were in a verbal argument with the two suspects and that things escalated to a physical altercation.
Grass is the largest irrigated crop in America, and it’s estimated up to 75% of some homes’ water use is spent on its upkeep. In a state facing another drought, removing lawns should help ease the water woes.
Crime scene tape and other evidence of an investigation was visible in a parking lot at the location reported by police. The area contains fast food establishments and a Walmart.
High taxes, onerous regulations, oversaturation, and a rampant illegal market could be why there’s a marked stagnation and even decline in tax revenue from cannabis in Palm Springs and other valley cities.
A change being considered by the City Council this week will do away with some of the dress code for cab drivers at the airport while still asking for “a professional look and appearance.”
While plans for the alternative cover are worked out, City Hall Dog Park remains open during its usual hours — from 6 a.m. until 10 p.m. seven days a week.
A staff report being reviewed by councilmembers recommends matching up to $5,000 per project, with $100,000 allocated for HOAs and $50,000 available for individual residences.
Nonprofit group We Are One United needs matching grants after receiving $2.1 million from the state for its United for Safe Youth Initiative. It got some earlier this week.
