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Day 1 for city’s new police chief starts with credit to staff and predecessor, reflection on the role of police

Chief Andy Mills comes to Palm Springs from Santa Cruz, where he had led that police department starting in 2017. Before Santa Cruz, he served four years as chief of police in Eureka.

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New Palm Springs police chief reports for duty on Monday
Palm Springs Police Blotter: Week ending October 31

The following are some of the calls that took place last week involving Palm Springs Police Department officers. It is not a complete list and may not include activities that you witnessed or heard about. In most cases, no further details are available.

Man charged with two Palm Springs killings pleads not guilty
Police seek suspect in armed robbery at Palm Springs bank
Palm Springs Police Blotter: Week ending October 24

The following are some of the calls that took place last week involving Palm Springs Police Department officers. It is not a complete list and may not include activities that you witnessed or heard about. In most cases, no further details are available.

Police investigating suspicious death as city’s seventh murder of 2021
Woman found dead after reports of shots fired in South Palm Springs

Palm Springs Police are investigating the “suspicious death” of a 38-year-old woman in the city Monday following a report of shots fired.

Mountain lion spotted in Palm Springs condo community tranquilized, transported

A mountain lion spotted in Palm Springs early Monday has been found and taken to a wildlife rehabilitation facility in San Diego County. (Photo courtesy Palm Springs Police Department)

Police seek help locating Banning man
Palm Springs Police Blotter: Week ending October 10
One suspect dead after pursuit ends off Interstate 10 off-ramp in Palm Springs

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