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2023 trial in case of Palm Springs' Steve Pougnet, John Wessman - Vimarsana News

2023 trial in case of Palm Springs' Steve Pougnet, John Wessman

Two of three defense attorneys said they need more time to prepare. One defendant, Richard Meaney, wants to go to trial sooner, but a judge said no.

COD Board told Palm Springs campus could open in August 2026 - Vimarsana News

COD Board told Palm Springs campus could open in August 2026

Presentations to the board provided information about programming, costs and timelines for a west valley campus dating back almost two decades.

Palm Springs announces new city manager is Justin Clifton from Sedona - Vimarsana News

Palm Springs announces new city manager is Justin Clifton from Sedona

Palm Springs announces new city manager is Justin Clifton from Sedona Video: Is this snow, hail or graupel falling in Palm Springs' Windy Point neighborhood Replay Video UP NEXT Sedona City Manager Justin Clifton has been selected as the next city manager of Palm Springs, the city announced on Tuesday.  Clifton has served as city manager of the Arizona city since 2015. He was chosen out of more than 75 applicants to replace longtime Palm Springs City Manager David Ready, who announced his retirement in October after serving for about 20 years. "(Clifton) will meld into the city very well...

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As his retirement nears, David Ready looks back at his 20 years as Palm Springs' city manager - Vimarsana News

As his retirement nears, David Ready looks back at his 20 years as Palm Springs' city manager

As his retirement nears, David Ready looks back at his 20 years as Palm Springs’ city manager Since the pandemic began, four valley city managers have announced retirement. The longest-serving is Palm Springs' David Ready, who after two decades of service will be leaving his position at the end of the month. Ready considers the revitalization of downtown Palm Springs to be one of his greatest accomplishments in his two decades as city manager. He says the new hotels and businesses along with the expanded convention center have transformed downtown into a tourism hub that will be an economic...

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