Mark Talkington

Buffered bike lanes and a center turn lane are part of the $3.45 million reconfiguration; officials said they will explore signal pre-emption technology to offset potential increases in emergency response times.

Third-quarter reports show broad revenue strength across the city, though airport deficit and looming cost pressures temper the outlook.

The $4 million deal with Grit Development includes a condemnation threat, demolition of six apartments and split ownership of the Paul R. Williams-designed landmark.

“I want Palm Springs to be safe and welcoming for everyone, not just the wealthy retired white men, but for people of every race and background,” one speaker said.

Wayne Olson’s exit follows a meeting where he defended a $170K contract amendment as vital to the city’s economic plan while two councilmembers questioned more consultant work.

A multi-agency training exercise and new disaster supplies were discussed Wednesday, days after a study found rising seismic stress near a Southern California fault junction.

Councilmembers rejected a proposed deal with Oak View Group, opting to consider extending Savoury’s contract while exploring whether the two firms can work together on a transition.

After debate over labor policy, local business access and financial risk, the council signed off on a five-year convention center food and beverage deal following a round of amendments.

The council voted unanimously to designate the synagogue and Jewish community center a Class 1 landmark, citing its layered architecture and 75-year role as a cultural gathering space.

City attorney says no comparable city model exists for switching to a directly elected mayor as seven public sessions begin July 22.