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Feb. 23 Daily Briefing: Parks planning begins, a fabulous floor resurfaces, Monarch project dedicated, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, learn about park planning efforts that kicked off Thursday evening, an effort to reveal a part of the past at PSP, and preview all the weekend's events.

Feb. 22 Daily Briefing: Pause on some projects at PSP, Navigation Center tour scheduled, and more

In today's Daily Briefing learn about what happened to funding for some airport upgrades, an upcoming appearance by a well-known birder, and a tour of the city's major project to assist homeless.

Feb. 21 Daily Briefing: What data says about vacation rental changes, a proposal for more community gardens, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we update you on the aftermath of the city's updates to its vacation rental ordinance and tell you about a proposal to add more community gardens to city parks.

Feb. 20 Daily Briefing: Residents rally around city flag, ‘Darkstar Rising’ at Air Museum, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we report on efforts by locals to help the official city flag fly high, an experience you won't want to miss at a city museum, and run down today's community events.

Feb. 19 Daily Briefing: Award process discussed, popular eatery closing, a tour you won’t want to miss, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, learn about possible changes to how annual awards are chosen, how you can discover our city's Black history, and what's happening to Rick's Restaurant & Bakery.

Feb. 16 Daily Briefing: A veteran remembered, more warnings via helicopter, baseball playoffs start, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, learn about the life of a local veteran who continued to serve long after his tour of duty was complete, a new service for COD students, and where to watch baseball playoffs this weekend.

Feb. 15 Daily Briefing: Modernism Week suggestions, police town halls coming, free theater seats, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we tell you how you can provide input to Palm Springs police at upcoming town halls, where and when you can get free theater seats, and what to watch for as Modernism Week kicks off.

Feb. 14 Daily Briefing: Commission controversy, police look into trail troubles, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we tell you why police are concerned about a local trail, what went down behind the scenes of a city awards program, and introduce you to a pup named Oliver in need of a new home.

Feb. 13 Daily Briefing: Service awards, a new way to enjoy city’s airport, PSHS band needs help, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we run down the recipients of some hardware handed out at City Hall Monday night and tell you how you can enjoy the airport even if you're not flying.

Feb. 12 Daily Briefing: The Post turns three, District 4 race gets crowded, and city has plans for settlement funds

In today's Daily Briefing, we celebrate our anniversary, tell you how the District 4 City Council race is shaping up, and report on how the city hopes to save lives with opioid settlement money.

Feb. 9 Daily Briefing: More help for renters, lower cannabis taxes approved, a sweet surprise for cat cafe, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we tell you all about what went down at last night's City Council meeting, run down this weekend's calendar of events, and offer some uplifting news involving a local cat cafe.

Feb. 8 Daily Briefing: Sign restored to midcentury glory, another dispensary in the works, council preview, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we report on a return to glory for a very cool sign, preview tonight's City Council meeting, and have news on yet another dispensary planned for the city.

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