Hate crime investigation launched after LGBTQ+ flags vandalized
Palm Springs police are seeking public assistance in the investigation into the incident at the Palm Springs Cultural Center, while donations are being sought for additional security.
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Feb. 4 Daily Briefing: Bookings up, Modernism Week approaching, next star, and more
In today's Daily Briefing we report on how LA fires have led to an increase in short-term rentals here, who is up next for a star on a local sidewalk, and what to do at Modernism Week for little or no cost.
Modernism Week 2025 offers hundreds of free or low-cost events
Palm Springs' annual Modernism Week returns Feb. 13 through 23, featuring more than 500 events celebrating midcentury modern architecture and design.
Feb. 3 Daily Briefing: Project list narrowed, Villa Roma celebrates, band benefit, and more
In today's Daily Briefing, we report on the kickoff of Black History Month, a decision over community submitted projects, and how to help PSHS replace worn band uniforms.
Villa Roma community celebrates historic district status during weekend ceremony
The recognition follows more than a decade of work by homeowner volunteers who researched and documented the 69-home community's iconic midcentury architecture featuring Roman-themed elements.
Palm Springs kicks off Black History Month with Saturday morning flag raising ceremony
The ceremony was just the start of a month filled with events honoring Black history that concludes with the annual Black History Parade & Town Fair on Feb. 22.
Jan. 31 Daily Briefing: Housing survey, probe into residency ends, it’s ‘Foodie Friday,’ and more
In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you how to provide your thoughts on housing in the city, which artists will be at Desert X, and where to find food pop-ups, food trucks, and chefs tonight.
Artists announced for fifth Desert X exhibition, running from March to May
Similar to past years, the 2025 exhibition will explore themes of time, light and space while addressing sustainability in an evolving desert landscape.
Jan. 30 Daily Briefing: Addressing broadband issues, county declaration, students honored, and more
Today's Daily Briefing discusses potential improvements to local broadband service, county leaders' efforts to shield undocumented residents, and honors awarded by PSUSD to some exceptional students.
Palm Springs students among those honored for resilience and determination
The 'Every Student Succeeding' ceremony at Richards Center for the Arts at PSHS saw a student from each PSUSD school awarded for their efforts in overcoming challenges.
Jan. 29 Daily Briefing: Pickleball concerns addressed, shoes donated to schools, and more
In today's Daily Briefing, we cover a local business owner's generous donation of shoes to local schools, the latest timeline for the Demuth Park pickleball project, and a furry friend in need of a home.
Jan. 28 Daily Briefing: Tree ordinance update, remains discovered, cleanup a success, and more
In today's Daily Briefing we report on efforts to boost our tree population, a successful cleanup effort, and what's being done to determine whose remains were found near Araby Trail.