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The 1971 structure at 415 South Palm Canyon Drive, designed by master architect Donald Wexler, is considered an exceptional example of New Formalist style architecture.
In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you why razor wire has appeared atop fencing at the airport, what could be the cause of a nearby fire, and where a popular monthly market is headed.
In today's Daily Briefing we tell you when you can have your say about parking in Downtown Palm Springs and why you might want to avoid one area of Sunrise Way starting next month.
In today's Daily Briefing we report on the latest market conditions for home sales int he city and valley, tell you who will lead the Pride Parade, and introduce you to a dog in need of a loving new home.
The selection of Aaron Allen Marner as grand marshal aligns with the 2024 Pride Week theme, "Be You," which embraces the power of self-expression, inclusiveness, and love.
In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you where the 'Forever Marilyn' statue is moving, who is coming to town to kick of Palm Springs Speaks, and update you on the status of the local high school stadium and track.
The authors of a monthly housing report write that home prices have remained stable over the last twelve months and suggest that potential interest rate cuts could reinvigorate the market.
In today's Daily Briefing we report on a local free clinic that's facing funding troubles, the opening of the high school football season, and how you could score one of hundreds of jobs at the airport.
Today's Daily Briefing covers potential repercussions for Palm Springs City Council decisions if allegations against a councilmember are confirmed, and initiatives to offer students a confidence boost.
In today's Daily Briefing we report on allegations about a current city council member, concerns over the amount of animals being put down at county shelters, and the temporary closure of a local stadium and track.
The issue of her residency is not the only controversy involving Holstege. Last month, it was reported that a universal basic income program that she was the driving force behind is the subject of an investigation.
In today's Daily Briefing we report on the potential sale of palmsprings.com, the tram's annual closure, and feature a pair of special felines in need of a new home.