There are three ways to cast election ballots this year: through the mail, at a drop-off site or in a voter assistance center.
City Manager David H. Ready's last day on the job will be Dec. 31, and the search for a new city leader will begin shortly, officials said.
There are 20 adult — "continuation" — schools located throughout the county, serving roughly 15,000 students over the age of 18.
The proposed, 300,000-square-foot arena off I-10 is eyed to house top minor league affiliate of the Seattle Kraken NHL team.
The proposed projects would include 29,800 acres of habitat and lakebed that have been, or will be, exposed at the Salton Sea by 2028.
SCAG released jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction draft allocations for the sixth Cycle Regional Housing Needs Assessment.
Lauri Aylaian will retire Nov. 20. City Council is meeting to discuss the looming vacancy.
A highly visible new public education campaign entitled “PS Keeping You Safe” has launched in Palm Springs.
Three specific areas of Indio have been identified as eligible for California Strategic Growth Council grant funding.
Indio City Manager Mark Scott announced Wednesday he will retire effective Aug. 15.
A lawsuit filed by a former Cathedral City Police Department dispatcher who claimed a police chief sexually harassed her has been settled.
All restaurants, bars, wineries, distilleries and breweries shall be closed from 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. every day beginning July 31.
“Distribution of funds to local municipalities in this manner is unjust and poorly thought out ...," Palm Springs officials contend.
The appointment-only offering is due to coronavirus precautions.
Evan Trubee, who owns Palm Desert-based outdoor adventure company Big Wheel Tours, announced his candidacy in the Second District.
A new mutual aid agreement aims to better protect lives and property at the Riverside/San Diego county line.
The grant is among 23 awarded to airports throughout California, totaling roughly $69 million.
An online petition calls for the removal of a bronze statue of former Palm Springs Mayor Frank Bogert that stands outside City Hall.
City Hall is closed until further notice.
In addition, funds will be used to purchase masks and gloves to help local businesses safely re-open.
The organization's executive director says a lack of community support — NIMBYism — is a big reason for the affordable housing shortage.
The operating budget amounts to $278.6 million and is supplemented with $97.3 million in capital improvement projects.
There were no reports of unrest.
"We want it to be known that we support our community as they let their voices be heard and peacefully protest," the Palm Springs PD said.
Prior to about 2010, water levels persistently declined, and some had reached historically low levels by 2010.
The shortfall stems from lost tax revenues amid coronavirus.
Three World War II planes are slated to depart Palm Springs International Airport about 1 p.m. Friday.
The decisions come days after county health orders mandating face covering, social distancing and other requirements were nixed.
Face coverings are required "at all open businesses and in all other public settings when 6 feet distancing is not possible," the city said.
In a letter addressed to President Donald Trump, Palm Springs City Council members plead for federal aid.
City council voted 5-0 Thursday night to relax restrictions.
The Palm Desert location is one of just 25 DMV offices statewide that will reopen starting Friday.
Romero is facing Assemblywoman Melissa Melendez, R-Lake Elsinore, in the May 12 special election to decide the 28th Senate District seat.
No citations have been given since the order was issued Monday.
California lawmakers are asking Gov. Newsom to ban evictions of renters, meanwhile the state leader announced a 90-day waiver on mortgages.
Coronavirus: Eight courthouses are closed completely while six remain open for a few hours a day to handle limited emergency matters only.
The declaration cited a need to reduce and the slow the rate of COVID-19 infections and exposure.
The foundation has been laid in downtown for retail, hospitality, restaurant, multi-family residential/mixed use and civic facilities.
More than 700 pages of grand jury transcripts were unsealed in the corruption case that is still ongoing.