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Residents unseen, unheard at forum touted by COD as chance to discuss Palm Springs campus plans

Eight representatives of COD took turns speaking, including Dr. Martha Garcia, superintendent and president of the college. She used her time to thank the panelists and viewers for attending and encouraged the community to provide input.

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‘Dream’ will happen, project developer tells neighbors at meeting

In September, grading and other site work on land that will eventually hold a 154-room hotel and two dozen condominiums should begin.

‘It’s a scary time’: Local drag performer on receiving end of national right-wing hate

Sabryna Williams has been dealing with the fallout from an online attack after the right-wing media seized upon a video of a child dancing at a drag brunch.

Attorney says damages from Section 14 could be ‘large or super large,’ compares claim to those sought by California wildfire victims
Conservation group secures 30 additional acres in Palm Springs

The property sits at the end of West Mesquite Avenue between Parkview Mobile Estates and the mountains. It ends by the mountain ridge. 

City ramping up efforts to bring monkeypox information to community; advocacy work continues

Palm Springs doesn't have a health department, so must coordinate its response with not only health care providers in the Coachella Valley, but also multiple local, county, and state agencies.

2010 documents show city didn’t require COD return land if it failed to build Palm Springs campus

While there was discussion of what the college hoped to build on the site, and mention that hundreds of millions of taxpayer-approved bonds would be used to fund the campus, a transfer approved by city leaders had only one formal condition.

DUI arrest pending after fatal collision in South Palm Springs Saturday night

The incident was the second fatality on city streets this month involving a suspected drunk driver. A crash around 1:30 a.m. July 3 on Highway 111 north of Gateway Drive in Palm Springs claimed the life of a Gardena man.

Data shows vacation rental owners may have had banner year in Palm Springs

In April, typically a month that sees the highest rates, the average nightly fee for a vacation rental in the city was $707. That's an all-time high and roughly $200 more per night than two years ago.

City commits additional funds as backers find ways to help more residents with basic income program

A vote Thursday evening came one day after Coachella approved a program to provide 140 low-income immigrant families with a $400 monthly stipend for two years.

City Council doesn’t have to look far to find interim city manager
Plaza Theatre project marks milestone as city approves moving forward with architectural work

The theater, which opened in 1936, was the site of film premieres, national radio broadcasts, the Palm Springs International Film Festival and the Fabulous Palm Springs Follies until it closed in 2014.

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