Parker Malatesta is a reporter for KPCW Radio, focusing on local news in Park City, Utah. With a keen interest in community affairs, Parker covers a range of topics including politics, events, and issues impacting the residents of Park City.
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By: Parker Malatesta, Kpcw
Some Deer Valley regulars say they're worried about the loss of parking during construction at the Snow Park base area.
The PC MARC will allow pickleball and tennis players to use courts inside the bubble for free before 8 a.m. this winter.
The Park City Board of Adjustment is set to grant an appeal Tuesday that would block the construction of a billionaire’s home atop Treasure Hill.
By: Sydney Weaver, Parker Malatesta
Local nonprofits are invited to apply for Park City Municipal’s public service contracts, which provide funding for services needed in the community.
The Park City Board of Adjustment has granted an appeal blocking the construction of billionaire Matthew Prince’s home atop Treasure Hill.
Deer Valley has canceled a meeting with the Park City Council to discuss financing tools to help fund the resort’s development of a new base village in Snow Park.
Similar to the rest of the country, Summit County voters moved towards Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential election.
The owners of the Town Lift Plaza on Park City’s Main Street plan to sell the property with a listing price of $27 million.
By: Parker Malatesta
Park City received dozens of letters from residents expressing opposition to Deer Valley’s request to utilize public financing tools to fund the resort’s development of Snow Park Village.
Park City is establishing several new transportation initiatives this winter to get cars off the road and reduce traffic congestion in town.
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