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Hollywood and healthcare icons to receive Palm Springs Walk of the Stars honor

Actor Tristan Rogers and the late Dr. Charles "Chuck" Supple will be recognized in upcoming ceremonies for their contributions to entertainment and community service.

Nov. 12 Daily Briefing: Warehouse debate, election update, Veterans Day parade, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we report on the lates votes in the AD47 race, issues surrounding a proposed large warehouse, and how the city honored veterans on Monday.

Election update: Wallis pulls ahead of Holstege in AD47 race days after vote counting began

Greg Wallis is now 269 votes ahead of opponent Christy Holstege, a former mayor and current member of the Palm Springs City Council, in the race for a seat in the State Assembly representing District 47.

Nov. 11 Daily Briefing: Cultural exchange, report on displacements, asphalt art, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you about important events put on by our sister cities organization, a study released late last week, and some asphalt art that came to life over the weekend.

November 8 Daily Briefing: Post office dedication, celebrating art, pickleball for good causes, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you about how the federal government honored an influential tribal leader, an art project being celebrated Saturday, and a slew of upcoming pickleball events for charity.

Three charity pickleball tournaments in city this month

Local causes will benefit from a month of competitive play being planned by police officers, firefighters, and members of the local hospitality association. The first tournament is scheduled for this weekend.

Nov. 7 Daily Briefing: Honoring veterans, latest election results, road work alerts, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we report on the kickoff of several days of events to honor our veterans, how local candidates are faring, and what's next for street projects in the city.

Nov. 6 Daily Briefing: Latest local election results, council to discuss reparations, and more

Today's Daily Briefing has the very latest results from local elections, a report on what's next for Section 14 reparations, and an introduction to our cute and cuddly pet of the week.

Nov. 5 Daily Briefing: Election Day arrives, cinema plans revealed, unique display, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we report on how you can take part in today's General Election, what to expect when a downtown movie theater reopens, and a unique effort to catch potential voters' attention.

Nov. 4 Daily Briefing: Pride Parade, Measure J vote explained, CV Link work, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you why the annual Pride Parade was so important to so many, talk about trees, and tell you what the construction noise is all about in the northern part of the city.

November 1 Daily Briefing: Pride underway, tiki culture celebrated, a hidden gem, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we preview the city's weekend full of Pride, look at a book celebrating some of the city's unique pop culture, and reveal the hidden gem we chose for a national article.

Oct. 31 Daily Briefing: State of the City, Pride flag unfurled, PSIFF award, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we report on what the mayor said at Wednesday's annual State of the City, a big award for 'Emilia Pérez,' and the kickoff to Pride Weekend in the city.

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