Palm Springs announces two changes to city leadership team
Airport executive director heading to Sacramento as city also welcomes new sustainability director.
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City faces steep water cuts, turf ban deadlines under new state and agency mandates
The city must certify decorative lawns by June 30 and end potable irrigation by January 2027, part of a regional push to cut water use nearly 40% by 2040.
Palm Springs subcommittee tackles bike lanes, parking, maps and a key CV Link connection
City has no comprehensive record of bike rack locations, a key intersection redesign faces a $300K price tag, and a trail link to CV Link awaits a private land sale.
Palm Springs waste audits reveal recycling gains citywide, but one neighborhood tops 50% contamination
Commercial properties showed the largest numerical improvement, with passing audits rising from 154 in 2024 to 229 in 2025, an increase of 75.
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.
City faces steep water cuts, turf ban deadlines under new state and agency mandates
The city must certify decorative lawns by June 30 and end potable irrigation by January 2027, part of a regional push to cut water use nearly 40% by 2040.
Palm Springs subcommittee tackles bike lanes, parking, maps and a key CV Link connection
City has no comprehensive record of bike rack locations, a key intersection redesign faces a $300K price tag, and a trail link to CV Link awaits a private land sale.
Palm Springs waste audits reveal recycling gains citywide, but one neighborhood tops 50% contamination
Commercial properties showed the largest numerical improvement, with passing audits rising from 154 in 2024 to 229 in 2025, an increase of 75.
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.