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City Council approves view study as a reference document, not a new rule

City staff said the 13 recommendations for protecting mountain and landscape views will guide future planning but create no regulations, change no standards and commit no funding.

Library sees sharp growth in use at temporary home

Cardholders jumped 60%, circulation rose 19% and digital demand climbed sharply in 2025-26 as staff turn their focus to accessibility and digital literacy.

DSRT Surf opens in Palm Desert after more than a decade of development

The wave pool began its phased soft opening Sept. 26 with the Surf Lagoon and Surf Center.

Arts Committee backs $25,000 Plein Air Festival sponsorship, picks student contest theme

The Cultural Arts Committee wants more detailed economic impact data for 2027 and is exploring moving the student art exhibit to the Palm Desert Library.

Palm Desert parks committee approves work plan prioritizing trails, playgrounds and shade

Trail connectivity ranked as the top initiative for 2026-27, as a design is already underway linking two city parks along an existing path.

Architectural commission approves Giuseppe’s restaurant signs months after prior removal

The design commissioners initially reviewed didn't match what was actually installed, with the real version surfacing in an online map image before Tuesday's 5-1 vote.

Nomination period opens for Palm Desert council races

Candidates are beginning to line up for Palm Desert’s District 4 and 5 City Council races, an election that will complete the city’s transition to five single-member council districts.

Council backs six-month extension for Desert Willow development agreement

Development Services staff said the additional time will allow the city and developer to finalize revisions to a performance schedule outlining remaining obligations, deliverables and deadlines for completing the project.

Palm Desert panel’s landmark rejection spurs debate over preservation process

Members say the debate over a 1956 home's altered exterior exposed deeper flaws in the city's landmark process, reviving calls for a tiered system and application overhaul.

Arts Committee advances sculpture donation, dog park mural and relocation of longtime sculpture

The committee backed accepting the $700,000 Jedd Novatt sculpture, funding a $40,000 dog park mural and moving a 15-year City Hall fixture, though some members raised concerns about the donor's anonymity.