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In cat cafe vs. city hall drama, ‘Grease Witherspoon’ unfortunately plays a starring role

Claire Rogers should be serving coffee and cuddling kittens at her new business. Instead, she’s watching a plumber install a 100-gallon grease trap in the floor of the space she’s leasing in Rimrock Plaza.

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Your eyes aren’t deceiving you, Vista Chino/Palm Canyon signals are working again

Crews from Caltrans took to the intersection of West Vista Chino and North Palm Canyon Drive Wednesday afternoon and finally performed work the community has been pleading for: They fixed the traffic signals.

First look at navigation center renderings shows architect planning ‘inviting, welcoming, and secure campus’

Community leaders, elected officials, and the public have been getting a preview of the project courtesy of its architect, city and county officials, and others involved in seeing it to fruition.

Council votes to pause issuing new vacation rental permits, allowing time to draft ordinance changes

Despite both hopes and fears from members of the audience that the city was moving to interfere with the vacation rental industry, that was never on the table Monday evening.

Weekend conference aims to address divisiveness, assure students feel supported by community, educators

PSUSD held a similar conference in the past, but it was a smaller scale and all virtual. This year the conference is a full day, packed with panels led by city officials, local leaders, and national experts.

Soho House plans on Colony 29 property receive initial warm welcome at City Hall, public meeting

Following up on a recent site visit to the property, developers of the project walked members of the Palm Springs Historic Site Preservation Board through their plans this week

Neighbors, commissioners differ over concerns about condo project planned in Uptown

It’s unclear whether the neighbors will follow through with legal action — referenced in letters to the Commission — in an attempt to force a traffic study for the project.

Legal case around removal of Frank Bogert statue from in front of City Hall stopped in its tracks after judge’s ruling

A crew removed the Frank Bogert statue from its base on July 13 and took it to a city storage facility. It currently has an unknown future.

Radio legend Art Laboe dies at Palm Springs home

The famed DJ is credited with pioneering industry standards such as audience requests and song dedications, and he is believed to be the first DJ to play rock 'n roll tunes on Los Angeles radio.

Housing report: Price increases starting to slow as inventory continues its climb

The Coachella Valley had 1,807 units available as of Oct. 1 — 214 units higher than one month ago and 924 more than last year at this time.

Man suspected of fatal DUI in Palm Springs surrenders after hospitalization

After over two months of hospitalization, the suspect was released Sunday afternoon from medical care and surrendered at the police department.

What to watch for this week at City Hall, elsewhere

Historic property, new construction, and a celebration of Palm Springs High School are all on the agenda this week in the city. Following is a breakdown of what to watch for.

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