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RECAP: Twentynine Palms City Council September 10, 2024

Artists show support for open mic nights, TBID's annual budget approval, Youth Council updates, and more...

2 hrs ago •

District 1 & 2 City Council Candidate Forum Is Saturday, September 14 - Tomorrow!

Email your questions for the candidates to editor@deserttrumpet.org

Sep 13 •

District 2 Candidates Respond to Questions on z107.7

A subscriber only special: storm response, short term vacation rentals, sewer and infrastructure are top issues

Sep 10 •

ON THE AGENDA: Twentynine Palms City Council, September 10, 2024

Entertainment permits enforced, TBID annual review time, potential problems for a self-help housing program.

Sep 8 •

August 2024

Local Elections: The Final Morongo Basin Candidate List

Election day is Tuesday, November 5

Aug 31 •

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Wildlife Wednesday: Sky Gliders

Looking ahead to our spectacular turkey vulture migration—fall is almost on its way!

Aug 28 •

Kat Talley-Jones

RECAP: Twentynine Palms Planning Commission, August 20, 2024

Commercial campgrounds and commercial tourist zoning dominate the conversation

Aug 25 •

All Five Candidates Commit to September 14 City Council Candidate Forum

Forum is first opportunity for residents to engage with the five candidates

Aug 24 •

ON THE AGENDA: Twentynine Palms Planning Commission, August 20, 2024

A study session on development code updates for Mobile Home and Recreational Vehicle Parks plus suggested language for legalizing commercial campgrounds

Aug 18 •

RECAP: Twentynine Palms City Council Meeting, August 14, 2024

Honors for those who stepped up during the flood, but the city and victims disagree on the city's response

Aug 18 •

Kat Talley-Jones

Twentynine Palms TBID Presents Draft 2024-2025 Tourism Marketing Plan & Budget, August 8, 2024

It's much improved, but we have a few questions. Plus new Board Member Ben Uyeda of the RESET Hotel is sworn in

Aug 13 •

ON THE AGENDA: Twentynine Palms City Council, August 13, 2024

A council meeting that will celebrate community resilience—and give residents a chance to ask hard questions about monsoon flooding

Aug 12 •

Kat Talley-Jones

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