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July 18 Daily Briefing: Struggles for beloved restaurant, funding a pickleball project, tree cut down, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we report on the fate of a tree that neighbors hoped would be saved, efforts to save a beloved vegan eatery, and the closure of a popular bar.

July 17 Daily Briefing: Grant for heat mitigation assistance, PSP parking rates, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we tell you how much you might be paying to park at the airport in the future, preview an important mutual meeting, and introduce you to our pet of the week.

Airport Commission approves hike in daily parking rate at PSP pending City Council approval

The commission ultimately settled on the flat $26 rate, with the understanding that more sophisticated pricing models could be implemented once new parking technology is in place.

July 16 Daily Briefing: Report addresses garage issues, neighborhood organization thanks firefighters, and more

In today’s Daily Briefing we report on what could be done about a problematic downtown structure, how neighbors came together to honor firefighters, and suppression of some LGBTQ voices on social media.

July 15 Daily Briefing: Cannabis retailers struggle, Section 14 documents sought, library fundraising, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we look at the current state of the city's retail cannabis business, report on a call for Section 14 information, and highlight an effort to raise funds for the library.

July 12 Daily Briefing: Eyebrows raised over request by councilmember’s org, CV Link group honors entrepreneur, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we report on claims that the local Pride organization is in dire need of additional taxpayer dollars, an award for a young entrepreneur, and summer graduation ceremonies at PSHS.

July 11 Daily Briefing: What’s next for two grocery stores, design rules for Escena homes, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we report on the fate of a pair of grocery stores, what's next for the latest batch of homes in Escena, and introduce you to Emma, a cat in need of a forever home.

Palm Springs Library Foundation unveils ambitious fundraising plans

The foundation has embarked on a $1 million capital campaign to be matched by trustees, funding enhancements to the children's area and community room during the library renovation.

July 10 Daily Briefing: Encampment regulations, ‘Pacaso’ homes, palm tree trimming, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we report on efforts to regulate a co-ownership housing model here, what the city can now do about homeless encampments, and what it hopes to do about palm tree skirts.

July 9 Daily Briefing: Previewing tonight’s City Council meeting, power outage impacts 1,200, and more

In today’s Daily Briefing we report on last night's meeting between the mayor and members of the Human Rights Commission, a power outage that impact 1,200, and what to expect at tonight's City Council meeting.

July 8 Daily Briefing: Where to volunteer in and around the city, lip sync event again wows crowd, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we dive deep into the many volunteer opportunities in Palm Springs and the Coachella Valley and highlight an annual ONE-PS event that's proving popular.

July 3 Daily Briefing: City celebration kicks off, building to be bulldozed, Lip Sync preview, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we tell you about a former bank building headed for demolition, preview this week's July 4 festivities, and offer up details about Sunday's big Lip Sync competition.

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