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Residents warn City Council directly elected mayor could undermine civil rights gains

Around a dozen residents spoke against the direct mayor system during the public comments section of Wednesday’s city council meeting. The council later debated the issue.

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Council approves renaming of historic library building, desert landscaping as capital campaign nears $2.1 million

Donors large and small are helping fund a $45 million renovation of the Palm Springs Public Library, with naming rights recognizing community supporters from the Friends organization to a pioneering desert family.

Palm Springs airport shade structures approved with conditions after debate over historic design concerns

Members of the Historic Site Preservation Board cited tension between passenger comfort needs and the Wexler-designed terminal's architectural legacy before approving the structures with a design revision condition.

Committee clears pickleball complex, gives green light to eight-home development

After months of revisions, the Architectural Review Committee gave unanimous approval to both a 16-court pickleball facility near the airport and an eight-home residential project.

Palm Springs city bodies take up tourism, development, library naming, more this week

There's a busy week ahead, with development, tourism funding, and governance each drawing attention from elected and appointed officials before the week closes.

City eying Town & Country Center as part of new Fire Station 1 plans, preservation group says

Palm Springs is negotiating to acquire portions of the 1948 landmark for the project, which could also resolve a parking dispute that has complicated plans to modernize the current station.

Palm Springs moves toward energy efficiency ‘reach codes,’ pilot program for low-income homeowners

Reach codes allow cities and counties to set energy efficiency standards that go beyond the baseline requirements established by the state.

After decades of promises, northern Palm Springs redevelopment plan heading toward a vote

The Tramview Heights Specific Plan would guide development of 510 acres over 20 years, replacing a failed earlier effort.

Desert Healthcare District approves $3.5 million in grants, overhauls nonprofit sponsorship program

The District also announced an overhaul of its community sponsorship program, introducing a streamlined application process and two annual deadlines for nonprofits seeking event funding.

Palm Springs announces two changes to city leadership team

Airport executive director heading to Sacramento as city also welcomes new sustainability director.

Broader questions about Mills Act impact follow latest historic designation

The Mills Act program provides a property tax rebate to owners of designated historic properties who commit to using the savings for ongoing maintenance or restoration.

Visit Greater Palm Springs touts $1.9B annual tourism impact in city, plots next decade of growth

Convention bookings hit their highest level since 2018, and a new 10-year strategic plan and push for an indoor amateur sports facility are on the horizon.

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