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Oct. 1 Daily Briefing: Next steps for homeless facility, Sister Sledge performing, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we report on a special ribbon cutting to celebrate an important new city building, disco legends coming to town, and help available for your power bill.

Legendary disco group Sister Sledge to headline Palm Springs Pride Festival

The group's appearance headlines a diverse lineup of performers at the annual celebration, which runs from Oct. 31 to Nov. 3. The festival's theme is 'Be You.'

Sept. 30 Daily Briefing: Tree troubles, restaurants close, Thompson opens, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we report on what's being done to address dying trees in the city, run down news you might have missed, and check in on the Thompson Hotel's progress.

September 27 Daily Briefing: Airport speed limits, City Hall revamp, book events, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we report on last night's city council meeting, some special book-related events, and offer a rundown of a few things to do this weekend.

Palm Springs City Council advances airport speed limit ordinance with caution

A study discussed Thursday evening recommends increasing some limits. Councilmembers want to explore additional traffic calming measures before final approval.

Sept. 26 Daily Briefing: Development extension, Council meeting preview, weekend premiere, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we preview tonight's City Council meeting, tell you what's next for the Casa Verona development, and highlight a special documentary premiering this weekend.

Palm Springs broadcast pioneer’s LGBTQ+ documentary to premiere at Cinema Diverse Saturday morning

The award-winning film by Nicholas Snow, "Tinseltown's Queer: 30 Years Later," showcases three decades of LGBTQ+ representation in media.

Sept. 25 Daily Briefing: Return of The Riviera, housing market update, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we report on a change in signage for one of the city's most celebrated hotels, what the latest housing report says, and introduce you to a feline looking for a forever home.

Palm Springs housing inventory surges amid cooling market

Available homes increased to 548 units from 421 last year, as median prices decline and sales volume drops. The trend here reflects the broader Coachella Valley slowdown.

Sept. 24 Daily Briefing: Tech + arts initiative, Measure J status, bike lanes meeting, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we report on the third in a series of meetings about a bike lane project, the kickoff of a major new initiative, and where the city's Measure J fund stands.

Measure J sales tax revenue hits $21.1 million; commission outlines project review process

City staff reported final Measure J sales tax revenue of $21.13 million for fiscal year 2024. That figure falls short of both the budgeted $22.5 million and last year's $21.9 million collection.

Sept. 23 Daily Briefing: PSP rental garage, environmental forum, big gift for The Center, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we report on the airport commission’s recommendations for a new rental car facility and the expansion of the LGBTQ Community Center of the Desert after a significant land donation.

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