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Jan. 9 Daily Briefing: Statue on the move, SunLine needs your thoughts, one man’s candy crush, and more
In today’s Daily Briefing, we report on the latest news about a controversial statue, how you can make your voice heard about public transportation, and how to view an amazing array of PEZ dispensers.
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Public Arts Commission approves relocation for Bogert statue with a required educational component
The statue was removed from City Hall in 2022 and its move will be funded by the Palm Springs Historical Society.
Jan. 8 Daily Briefing: Affordable housing update, young artists wanted, clean-up planned, and more
In today’s Daily Briefing, we tell you why a pair of apartment projects in the city’s north edge are getting City Council attention, how you can step up to clean up, and why young artists are needed for an upcoming event.
Palm Springs council to weigh appeal, funding for two affordable housing projects along West San Rafael Drive
Neighbors are challenging an 82-unit development while both that project and a separate 110-unit complex are being considered for city financial assistance.
Jan. 7 Daily Briefing: Next historic district, county wants your thoughts, KGAY changes, and more
In today’s Daily Briefing, we tell you about the next local property headed for historic designation, why KGAY has moved around on the radio dial, and how to help the county shape its budget. Plus: It’s shredding week!
Palm Springs board recommends historic district designation for Sagewood Condominiums
The designation for the neighborhood — built by the same developers of Levittown — was a “no brainer” for Historic Site Preservation Board members at their Tuesday evening meeting.
Jan. 6 Daily Briefing: Statue move, next steps for Serena Park project, and more
In today’s Daily Briefing, we update you on the latest news about a housing project at a former golf course, where a statue of a former mayor might go, and get you set for Palm Springs night at a Firebirds game this weekend.