ARC advances downtown live/work conversion, sends Les Schwab back with design requests
Alessandro Drive conversion sails through while Monterey Crossing proposal faces design scrutiny.
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California Indian Nations College receives eight-year accreditation
The Palm Desert institution becomes the first tribal college in almost 30 years to earn initial federal accreditation for a full eight-year term.
Timeshare project gets another extension, nearly 30 years after initial approval
Palm Desert planning commissioners approved a six-month extension Tuesday for the Desert Willow Westin agreement as talks continue on five remaining buildings.
Staff updates Parks Committee on improvement projects across city
Several maintenance items have been completed, including volleyball net installation and playground surfacing, while construction continues at some facilities.
Palm Desert’s city savings still beating the market, though returns are easing
Despite falling interest rates, the city's portfolio continues outperforming benchmarks through strategic fund transfers, Finance Committee told.
Palm Desert seeks artists for El Paseo sculpture exhibition
Selected works will be displayed for two years between Highway 74 and Portola Avenue, viewed by thousands of residents and visitors who frequent the area for shopping, dining and events.
Palm Desert Housing Authority approves contract to fix flooding at Taos Palms apartments
The project, which will cost $240,000, will be fully reimbursed through federal Community Development Block Grant funds from HUD.
Committee approves plan to refresh utility cabinet art program, expand to North Palm Desert
Refresh plan targets deteriorating vinyl wraps and painted cabinets, prioritizes San Pablo-El Paseo area and expansion to northern neighborhoods.
City awarded $5.7 million federal grant for street safety improvements
Funding will support design and construction of enhanced crosswalks, lighting and speed management measures near schools and high-risk corridors.
City offering free sandbags ahead of possible flooding
Residents can pick up up to 15 sandbags at City Hall as National Weather Service issues Flood Watch for the region through Wednesday evening.