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September 13 Daily Briefing: Reparations backlash, new AIDS Memorial design, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we report on emotional testimony during Thursday's City Council meeting, how the city plans to tighten some fiscal controls, and a new design for a meaningful memorial.

New design unveiled for Palm Springs AIDS Memorial following months of public input

The original design was unveiled for the first time in June 2021. However, some community members only became aware of it in the fall of 2023, and many were offended after it evoked rude connotations.

September 12 Daily Briefing: Library parking, previewing Council meeting, Sept. 11 ceremony, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we preview issues that might be addressed at tonight City Council meeting, look back at Wednesday's Sept. 11 commemoration, and report on parking issues at the city library.

Palm Springs Library Board endorses parking expansion plan

Community partners, including the nearby Boys and Girls Club and Palm Springs Stadium management, had expressed concerns about the current parking capacity.

September 11 Daily Briefing: Refocusing a city commission, smoke warning, police activity, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we tell you about efforts to refocus the city's Human Rights Commission, arrests made in a pair of crimes in the city, and why you should be concerned about the smoke you're smelling.

September 10 Daily Briefing: Parking concerns aired, project needs closer look, Sunrise construction, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you what community members had to say at the first meeting on downtown parking and why a 15-unit development faces greater scrutiny.

Architectural Review Committee requests restudy of 15-unit housing development

Committee members expressed concerns about various aspects of the project, including the repetition of facade elements and the proximity of the development to an adjacent historic building.

September 9 Daily Briefing: Parking meetings start, candidate Q&As, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we preview this week's meetings about downtown parking (and what a study says about it) and feature what the candidates for a pair of state offices have to say.

September 6 Daily Briefing: Latest on Thompson Hotel, Pride monument, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we update you on the opening date for the Thompson Hotel, a planned Pride monument at Frances Stevens Park, and events around town this weekend.

Arts Commission weighs $70,000 contribution to Pride Monument installation

The proposed monument, designed by local artist Jim Isermann, would feature a lambda shape made of triangular pieces in colors representing the original Pride flag.

September 5 Daily Briefing: More moves for historic hotel, film fest seeks volunteers, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we tell you what's next for a local hotel that's seen plenty of changes over the years, how firefighters plan to remember 9/11, and how you can help out at an upcoming film festival.

September 4 Daily Briefing: Historic status recommendation, COD listening sessions, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we tell you about the latest effort to recognize one of the city's historic bank buildings, how you can help select the next leader at COD, and introduce you to a cat in need of a new home.

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