No quick fix for airport issues, city committee told

By Kendall Balchan ● News ● September 14, 2022 September 14, 2022

Backlogs due to issues with a new baggage system have been prevalent, thanks to an influx of travelers. Officials are working on solutions but still suggest you arrive early at certain times.

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Claiming they can’t compete with ‘Palm Springs millionaires,’ COD officials take case directly to residents

By Mark Talkington ● Education ● September 13, 2022 September 14, 2022

COD Trustee: “Dr. Garcia just celebrated her one-year anniversary as our president. That campus should have been built years ago … Why did the previous administration not move the project forward?”

Borrego seeks bankruptcy protection

By Post Staff ● News ● September 13, 2022 September 13, 2022

In a statement, the organization said it hopes that by initiating the process it can stop the state from halting its payments.

City files suit against College of the Desert claiming it’s slow-playing document delivery

By Mark Talkington ● City Hall ● September 12, 2022 September 12, 2022

A spokesperson for COD said Monday afternoon the college has been cooperating in good faith with the city’s requests and fully plans to provide the information.

What to watch for at City Hall this week

By Post Staff ● City Hall ● September 12, 2022 September 12, 2022

Note that sometimes meetings are canceled at the last moment. Make sure to check the city’s official calendar if you’re planning to attend.

Pedestrian struck by vehicle along Ramon Road Friday evening dies at scene

By Post Staff ● Public Safety ● September 10, 2022 September 11, 2022

Prior to Friday’s fatality, the last know pedestrian death involving a vehicle in the city is believed to have also been along Ramon Road.

Airport logo debate morphs into larger discussion of operational, architecture issues

By Kendall Balchan ● News ● September 8, 2022 September 9, 2022

Some point to recent issues with the new baggage handling system, lack of parking, and passenger check-in delays as evidence that the powers in charge should slow down their pursuit of growth.

Bike patrols returning to Downtown Palm Springs with renewed mission

By Mark Talkington ● Public Safety ● September 8, 2022 September 8, 2022

The return of the bike beat is one of several efforts underway to deal with a spike in crime related to a rise in the city’s homeless population.

Bus benches in problem areas being replaced

By Post Staff ● Public Safety ● September 7, 2022 September 7, 2022

The area that starts near Castañeda’s Mexican Food on Indian Canyon Drive and continues down South Palm Canyon Drive has seen endless reports of drug use, petty thefts, and vandalism.

Hospitality industry touts study, pushes back on scaled-down Palm Springs College of the Desert campus

By Kendall Balchan ● Education ● September 6, 2022 September 7, 2022

A commissioned report addressed during a news conference Tuesday recommends a hospitality and culinary program more than double the size of COD’s current plans.

Pair of larger monkeypox vaccine clinics planned in Palm Springs this month

By Post Staff ● News ● September 6, 2022 September 6, 2022

A vaccination clinic at the Palm Springs Convention Center later this month is in the planning stages. It will follow one planned at the DAP Health campus this weekend.

With land acquisition now mostly out of the way, multiple major portions of CV Link are progressing

By Kendall Balchan ● News ● September 5, 2022 September 6, 2022

Many of the dozens of sections currently under construction on the 40-mile pathway are not visible to residents, but that’s part of the plan.

No quick fix for airport issues, city committee told

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Claiming they can’t compete with ‘Palm Springs millionaires,’ COD officials take case directly to residents

Borrego seeks bankruptcy protection

City files suit against College of the Desert claiming it’s slow-playing document delivery

What to watch for at City Hall this week

Pedestrian struck by vehicle along Ramon Road Friday evening dies at scene

Airport logo debate morphs into larger discussion of operational, architecture issues

Bike patrols returning to Downtown Palm Springs with renewed mission

Bus benches in problem areas being replaced

Hospitality industry touts study, pushes back on scaled-down Palm Springs College of the Desert campus

Pair of larger monkeypox vaccine clinics planned in Palm Springs this month

With land acquisition now mostly out of the way, multiple major portions of CV Link are progressing

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