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Palm Springs International Airport releases annual report

The Palm Springs International Airport released its inaugural annual report this week. PSP had another record year for passenger travel last year, with just over 3.2 million passengers. That’s up nearly nine percent from the year earlier. This year’s projects include an expanded baggage claim area — remodeling the terminal restrooms– and new shade-structure installations.

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Top former US generals say failures of Biden administration in planning drove chaotic fall of Kabul

By TARA COPPAssociated Press WASHINGTON (AP) โ€” The top two U.S. generals who oversaw the evacuation of Afghanistan as it fell to the Taliban in August 2021 blamed the Biden administration for the chaotic departure, telling lawmakers Tuesday that it inadequately planned for the evacuation and did not order it in time. The rare testimony

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CHP seeks public’s help finding hit-and-run driver who killed woman on I-10

California Highway Patrol investigators today requested the public’s help identifying the motorist who ran over and killed a 29-year-old pedestrian on Interstate 10 in Banning, then fled the scene. Christina Rodriguez of Banning was fatally struck in the hit-and-run on eastbound I-10, roughly a quarter-mile east of Eighth Street, on March 13. ย ย  CHP Officer

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Supervisor Manuel Perez addresses the State of the Fourth District

The first-ever State of the Fourth District took place Monday morning. Supervisor V. Manuel Perez and other officials spoke about the districtโ€™s accomplishments and future plans for changes.ย  Economic growth and infrastructure development were key points. Perez noted the connection between infrastructure, housing, and employment opportunities.โ€œ[We want to] drill down the dollars at a state

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Palm Springs Public Library seeks community input regarding upcoming renovations

Starting this week, Palm Springs residents are invited to partake in a series of meetings regarding renovations at the cityโ€™s public library.  Library staff and architects from Group 4 Architecture will be available at all five meetings to receive feedback, answer questions and share information about the renovation plans. The meetings will be on:   Thursday,

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