The Desert Sun
November 14, 2024
By Tom Coulter
The Palm Springs City Council voted unanimously Thursday approve paying $5.91 million to former residents of the city’s Section 14 area. The settlement came after years of negotiations over legal claims residents filed over the city’s role in evicting families and destroying homes in the area in the 1950s and 1960s.
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EssenceNovember 18, 2024By Kizzy Cox More than 50 years after Palm Springs officials demolished and burned the homes of hundreds of Black and Latino residents in Section 14—a predominantly minority neighborhood once thriving within the city—the survivors have secured a historic $5.9 million settlement. The agreement marks
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