Advertisement

Author

Post Staff

Stories with a staff byline are written or edited by a member of the Palm Springs Post staff and are generally shorter or less complex than our more thorough stories.

Advertisement

Post's Latest Articles

Dec. 3 Daily Briefing: New role for Kors, pedestrian dies, Kendall returns, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we report on what's next for Geoff Kors, where a former city manager landed, and welcome editor Kendall Balchan back after her kidney transplant.

Dec. 2 Daily Briefing: Hitchcock series, Film Fest lineup, community meetings, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we preview a meeting about post-election concerns, what's ahead for a local film series, and report on a collision that claimed the life of a Palm Springs community service officer.

Nov. 27 Daily Briefing: Lawsuit settlement, parks plan moves forward, our holiday guide, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we report on the possible resolution of a lawsuit involving former golf course land, progress on parks, and how best to navigate the airport this holiday week.

City leaders plan community meeting to address post-election safety concerns

A gathering at the convention center is being planned to address concerns about potential hate crimes and inclusivity following the 2024 election.

Airport gears up for Thanksgiving rush with travel tips, enhancements

Peak travel times are anticipated on Tuesday, Wednesday, and the Sunday following Thanksgiving, with daily averages of around 6,500 passengers.

Palm Springs lights up with festive cheer: Your ultimate guide to holiday events

From dazzling light displays to cozy movie nights and unique shopping markets, Palm Springs is set to sparkle this holiday season with events for everyone.

Nov. 26 Daily Briefing: Hybrid rental car plan, ‘Love Local’ cards, tribe needs vote, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we report on an additional option for the new rental car facility at the airport, a gift card deal from the city, and a contest to vote in that supports the Agua Caliente.

Nov. 25 Daily Briefing: Real estate report, Modernism auction, library find, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you how the city's real estate market is shaping up, report on a bit of serendipity at the library, and note who will lead the annual holiday parade.

Modernism Week kicking off annual online auction for 20th anniversary

Rare architectural experiences and VIP event tickets highlight 'Best of Modernism - Holiday Edition' fundraiser, running December 1 through 8.

October Desert Housing Report reveals mixed signals for Palm Springs real estate

Inventory rises but sales slow, as city's market reflects regional trends of price decreases and cautious buyers.

November 22 Daily Briefing: Controversy over patio, AIDS memorial funding, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you about why the city is moving to claim space occupied by popular patio seating, funding for part of the planned AIDS memorial, and some of the many local weekend events.

Funding for installation of ‘Well of Love’ AIDS Memorial in Downtown Park approved

An initial proposed design for the project faced opposition. But a later proposal gained community support through a redesign process that included five listening sessions and a town hall.

Sign up for news updates.

Close the CTA

Receive vital news about our city in your inbox for free every day.

100% local.

Close the CTA

The Post was founded by local residents who saw gaps in existing news coverage and believed our community deserved better.