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American Reproductive Center rebuilding plans move forward with security, design conditions

Planning Commission approves the project unanimously but calls for more contemporary architecture and better pedestrian access along Palm Canyon Drive.

Palm Springs residents, business owners, city officials discuss future of historic downtown fire station

The Palm Springs Fire Department held an open house to gather input on plans to modernize the 1957 facility to improve response times and firefighter living conditions

Demuth Park improvement project launching March 2, closing dog parks for months

The dog parks will be closed for most of the construction period, with residents asked to use the City Hall dog park while crews work toward an October completion.

Palm Springs appeals board moves to consider greater discretion in vacation rental cases

A representative of a local vacation rental group argued that treating every violation the same "undermines trust in the process."

Former COD president sues district, board chair alleging discrimination, retaliation, financial misconduct

Laura Hope claims gender bias, a hostile work environment and whistleblower retaliation, specifically naming current board member and former president Joel Kinnamon.

Public workshops bookend busy week at Palm Springs City Hall

Open houses on Fire Station 1 and traffic safety frame meetings on tourism, parks, development and city finances

Measure J tax revenue climbing; finance officials cautiously optimistic about coming months

Sales tax returns for the city’s Measure J fund are up 6% so far this year, though city leaders warn that the biggest revenue months for the tourist destination are still on the horizon.

Planning Commission to review rebuilding plan for American Reproductive Center site

The proposed 19,347-square-foot, two-story medical office building would replace a facility destroyed in a 2025 bombing.

Architectural committee approves design for 82-unit apartment complex on San Rafael Drive

On Wednesday, neighbors renewed privacy concerns over the project, but the ARC added conditions requiring tree relocation along the southern property line.

Officials: Flight path change, made without notification, is driving surge in aircraft noise complaints

More and more, residents from Palm Springs to Indio say, aircraft noise is disrupting daily life. But airport officials say federal law limits what they can do.

After shift in leaf blower enforcement strategy, city sees fewer repeat violations

After years of citing landscaping workers with little effect, the city began holding property owners accountable in 2024 — and the approach is producing results, code compliance officials told the Sustainability Commission Tuesday.

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