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June 19 Daily Briefing: Dream Hotel activity, new police operation aims to address traffic safety, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you about activity this week at the long-delayed Dream Hotel project, what police plan to do about reckless drivers, and introduce you to our pet of the week.

June 18 Daily Briefing: Fire burns 350 acres, new equipment at Baristo Park, ShortFest starts, and more

In today’s Daily Briefing we update you on the fire seen burning a city hillside on Monday, help you kick off this year's ShortFest film festival, and tell you about upgrades to Baristo Park.

June 17 Daily Briefing: Historic building reopens, smoke lingers in valley, kitten rescued, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we look back at last week's grand reopening of a classic city building, tell you about a special rescue performed by Palm Springs firefighters, and tell you why all that smoke is in the air.

June 14 Daily Briefing: Serena Park progress, HRC decision, Measure J’s future, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we report on a decision over the Human Rights Commission's future, progress on the Serna Park Development, a plan to make Measure J permanent, and the upcoming Juneteenth celebration.

June 12 Daily Briefing: Museum moving here, ‘Sandy’ arrives to help clear roads, Pride Monument discussion, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we report on plans to talk about a new monument, the arrival of a monster machine that's already helping clear roads, and run down some of today's events in the city.

June 11 Daily Briefing: Update on corruption case, meeting ends abruptly, heat warning, and more

In today’s Daily Briefing we update you on the court case involving a former city mayor, report on a commission meeting that ended after 15 minutes, and offer a reminder about dogs and the heat.

June 10 Daily Briefing: Museum expansion, city’s July 4th plans, reading program starts, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we tell you about work underway to improve the Palm Springs Air Museum, what to expect in the city for Independence Day, and how the library plans to help bookworks this summer.

June 7 Daily Briefing: Zoning discussion, where to get relief from the heat, movie night moved, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we report on the chance for residents to weigh in on the city's zoning, let you know where our cooling centers are, and offer up a few suggestions for events to attend this weekend.

City unveils lineup for ‘All American Fourth of July Celebration Week’ that includes multiple free events

The city's Parks and Recreation Department plans to offer festivities that include a KidsFest, concerts, movies, and a fireworks show from July 3 through 7.

Palm Springs Air Museum breaks ground on significant expansion project, adding new facade, 9,000 square feet of new space

The expansion, which museum officials hope to complete within 24 months, will include a new facade inspired by Palm Springs architecture and a learning center.

June 4 Daily Briefing: ShortFest lineup, hope for opening roadway, celebrating Pride Month, and more

In today’s Daily Briefing we report on when North Indian Canyon at the wash might reopen, what to watch for at the upcoming ShortFest, and an important display in the city during Pride Month.

June 3 Daily Briefing: Battery boxes appear, free phones coming, local vet heads to Normandy, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we get to the bottom of a mysterious construction project, tell you about a special departure last week at the airport, and highlight a free phone program.

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