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Council voices broad approval for increase in Measure J funds used for community-proposed projects

The public has additional opportunities to weigh in on the budget at City Council meetings later this month. It must be adopted by June 30 because the new fiscal year begins July 1.

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Holstege’s path to Sacramento appears clear after strong Primary showing

Palm Springs City Councilmember Christy Holstege, campaigning for the California State Assembly in the 47th District, finished well ahead of her three opponents after all ballots were counted Tuesday.

12 Arrested, 2 housed in police operation to combat crime, help homeless in Downtown Palm Springs

Eight of the 30 people contacted were offered resources such as substance abuse and mental health counseling, as well as help finding housing by the Riverside County Crisis Response Unit and the Coachella Valley Rescue Mission.

Police: Multiple vehicles intentionally rammed, driver arrested
What you need to know about voting in today’s Primary Election

So far, turnout is dismal. Experts blame the lack of exciting races and just plain old election fatigue following the recall and the election last November.

Police recover vehicle in suspected hit and run; owner not cooperating
As desert heats up, a reminder that help is available for homeless
Foundation drops off check to cover cost of PSPD’s stress-relieving recruit

Finley joined the police department shortly after Ranger joined the Palm Springs Fire Department, adding more furry friends to the roster of public service.

Group suing city over statue removal finds few places to put it; city prevails in initial hearing

On Friday, a judge upheld a tentative ruling in the case removing a temporary restraining order and denying an injunction filed against the city by The Friends of Frank Bogert.

Requests granted: City Council approves traffic calming measure in three neighborhoods

The approval comes after residents requested the City Council put in new measures to address dangerous conditions.

Development of former Palm Springs Country Club land appears off course again

The former golf course has been vacant for more than a decade. Like another one in the news lately, the property is a neighborhood nuisance.

Coalition: Trimming trees during nesting season could be deadly for wildlife

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