November election will see two-person races for each open City Council seat
The mix of candidates includes one incumbent, small business owners, civic leaders, and those with experience serving the LGBTQ community.
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Palm Springs walk-in mental health clinic remains closed; Indio facility ramps up capacity
As designed, the facility is intended to help people suffering from mental health or substance abuse issues access care voluntarily at any time of day without an appointment.
City seeks applications from non-profits for 2022-2023 event sponsorship funds
Special priority will be given to non-profits the City has already partnered with and funded and that are aligned with the city’s priorities.Â
As home sales inventory increases, have rents started falling?
Rents for coveted one- and two-bedroom units in Palm Springs are 17% higher than they were a year ago, but that's still less than the sticker shock being experienced in nearby communities.
Water woes plague Downtown Park, but it’s flowing again just up the road
Popular water features in a pair of city parks are headed in the opposite direction. One is bone dry, but the other is splish-splashing away.
New city clerk arriving from Pittsburgh
Brenda Pree, who currently works in the same role for the city of Pittsburgh, will become the next city clerk in Palm Springs. Monique Lomeli had been serving in the role on an interim basis.
New school year brings new start times, possible lower enrollment
Sleep scientists say later start times are proven to lead to better academic performance and a reduction in behavioral problems.
Candidates for City Council report raising $174,000 so far
While some are off to a good start, they still have a ways to go to catch up to what a pair of current councilmembers raised during their most recent campaigns
Report: No charges for PSPD officer present in condo when man was fatally shot
Two Palm Springs officers were present in the early morning hours of April 23, 2021 when a bounty hunter, Fabian Hector Herrera, shot and killed 33-year-old David Spann in the condominium he lived in off East Villa Escuela.
Report: Housing market shows signs of ‘rapidly reversing’
Last month’s median price of a detached home in the valley was $710,000 — up $10,000 month-over-month and 19.3% compared to last year.
Walk this way: Unique crosswalk configuration will debut in center of Downtown Palm Springs
The need for improvements stems from a study of pedestrian and bicycle accidents on the city’s main roadways between 2006-2016.
Victim of hit and run succumbs to injuries; police seek witnesses
A witness reported hearing sounds of a collision and seeing a small, dark-colored, two-door car leave the area westbound. Authorities said the suspect vehicle is believed to be a newer Honda Civic.
Palm Springs walk-in mental health clinic remains closed; Indio facility ramps up capacity
As designed, the facility is intended to help people suffering from mental health or substance abuse issues access care voluntarily at any time of day without an appointment.
City seeks applications from non-profits for 2022-2023 event sponsorship funds
Special priority will be given to non-profits the City has already partnered with and funded and that are aligned with the city’s priorities.Â
As home sales inventory increases, have rents started falling?
Rents for coveted one- and two-bedroom units in Palm Springs are 17% higher than they were a year ago, but that's still less than the sticker shock being experienced in nearby communities.
Water woes plague Downtown Park, but it’s flowing again just up the road
Popular water features in a pair of city parks are headed in the opposite direction. One is bone dry, but the other is splish-splashing away.
New city clerk arriving from Pittsburgh
Brenda Pree, who currently works in the same role for the city of Pittsburgh, will become the next city clerk in Palm Springs. Monique Lomeli had been serving in the role on an interim basis.
New school year brings new start times, possible lower enrollment
Sleep scientists say later start times are proven to lead to better academic performance and a reduction in behavioral problems.
Candidates for City Council report raising $174,000 so far
While some are off to a good start, they still have a ways to go to catch up to what a pair of current councilmembers raised during their most recent campaigns
Report: No charges for PSPD officer present in condo when man was fatally shot
Two Palm Springs officers were present in the early morning hours of April 23, 2021 when a bounty hunter, Fabian Hector Herrera, shot and killed 33-year-old David Spann in the condominium he lived in off East Villa Escuela.
Report: Housing market shows signs of ‘rapidly reversing’
Last month’s median price of a detached home in the valley was $710,000 — up $10,000 month-over-month and 19.3% compared to last year.
Walk this way: Unique crosswalk configuration will debut in center of Downtown Palm Springs
The need for improvements stems from a study of pedestrian and bicycle accidents on the city’s main roadways between 2006-2016.
Victim of hit and run succumbs to injuries; police seek witnesses
A witness reported hearing sounds of a collision and seeing a small, dark-colored, two-door car leave the area westbound. Authorities said the suspect vehicle is believed to be a newer Honda Civic.