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Rainbow flag unfurling at hospital tower marks start of Palm Springs Pride Weekend

'The Pride flag serves as a powerful symbol of unity, love and acceptance for all members of the LGBTQ community and their allies,' remarked Mayor Jeffrey Bernstein as he read a City Council proclamation.

Oct. 30 Daily Briefing: Next steps for vacation rental rule proposals, COD agreement official, and more

Today's Daily Briefing covers potential updates to city policies on short-term vacation rentals, the resolution of a conflict between the city and COD, and highlights a few local community events.

Palm Springs board to consult mayor on vacation rental ordinance changes

The Administrative Appeals Board has been exploring new strategies to ensure real estate agents and property buyers are well-informed about the city's short-term rental regulations.

Oct. 29 Daily Briefing: Park plans, new city director, Demuth facility celebrated, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we report on what's next for long-term parks and recreation plans, a new head for the department that runs parks, and the dedication of some major new playground equipment.

Palm Springs taps Ontario’s parks chief as new Parks and Recreation Department director

In his role in Ontario, Gonzalez manages a $17.5 million annual budget and supervises 37 full-time and 300 part-time employees. He also oversees a municipal golf course.

Oct. 28 Daily Briefing: Latest housing report, fire station 3 improvements, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we report on the latest trends in home sales, ambitious plans for the fire station near Victoria Park, and preview some of today's events in the city.

Palm Springs real estate cools as prices drop 9%

Despite the price drop, Palm Springs maintained its position as the city with the second-highest unit sales in the Coachella Valley, averaging 92 units per month over a three-month period.

October 25 Daily Briefing: COD settlement, remembering Jack Jones, historic designation, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you what went down both before and after Thursday's regular City Council meeting, look back at the life of Jack Jones, and run down local events in an action-packed weekend.

City Council greenlights funds to provide behavioral health assistance for some emergency calls

Money for the approach will come from $324,000 in opioid settlement funds. The city will continue to receive payments through 2038.

City Council approves historic designation for Merrill Lynch Building

Although one councilmember raised concerns about including the parking lot and curbs in the historic designation, the former financial hub won designation for its architectural significance.

Oct. 24 Daily Briefing: Indictment in alleged fraud case, previewing council meeting, homecoming parade, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we report on allegations of fraud made against the head of a local non-profit, preview tonight's City Council meeting, and look back at the PSHS Homecoming Parade.

Oct. 23 Daily Briefing: Helpful housing opens, Donna Brazile visits, our pet of the week, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we report on a unique apartment complex opened on the DAP Health campus, the start of the Palm Springs Speaks series, and introduce you to a pooch in need of a new home.

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