ARC asks for design refinements, including reduced roof mass, entry changes and additional studies on shade, materials and acoustic fencing before the project returns for review.
An early draft of zoning changes calls for streamlining single-family home zones, allowing up to five stories along corridors like Tahquitz Canyon and South Palm Canyon, and boosting downtown heights to seven stories.
In today's Daily Briefing, a look at the pricing strategy at Plaza Theatre, police find a vehicle suspected in a fatal hit and run, and Palm Springs International Airport reports another record year in passenger travel.
Officials attribute growth to increased demand for Coachella Valley as year-round destination, with five all-time monthly records set during the year.
In today’s Daily Briefing: updates on plans for new or improved city fire stations, an author event coming in February, and a good dog looking for a good home.
Fire Chief Paul Alvarado presented conceptual designs to the City Council last week for Fire Stations 1, 3 and 5 -- facilities that range from 44 to nearly 70 years old.
In today's Daily Briefing: A new push to reimagine Palm Springs parks, a preview of Black History Month events, and a rundown of events both today and upcoming.
In today’s Daily Briefing, we tell you about the end of a remarkable career at PSP, a pledge for more transparency about how the city is using Measure J money, and why a document in Palm Desert got our hopes up in Palm Springs.
The $135 million modernization plan includes using Measure J funds for debt service. The city is also pursuing a Tourism Improvement District to help reduce pressure on the general fund.
In today’s Daily Briefing: why a former mayor’s statue isn’t moving downtown yet, what’s next for an affordable housing project, and meet ‘Thrift Boss.’
Homeowners who submitted an appeal expressed concerns that residents of the apartments would be able to look down into their backyards from third-story windows.
Worried that a Brown Act violation may have occurred during a November City Council meeting, the city attorney advised that a decision made about the statue at a Jan. 8 meeting of the Arts Commission be voided.
