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Jan. 9 Daily Briefing: Tribes form bond at Palm Springs meeting, Harvey Milk honoree named, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, learn about a significant event with members of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians and Osage Nation, where you can see top-ranked pickleball players, and much more.

Jan. 8 Daily Briefing: Disposal contract extension, KFC closure, red carpet images, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you why Palm Springs Disposal needs a contract extension, look ahead to MLK celebrations, and report on another fast food closure in the city.

Jan. 5 Daily Briefing: Local director screens tribute at film fest, progress on airport mural, free park passes, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we introduce you to a local director whose documentary tells the story of Merchant Ivory, update you on a proposed new mural, and tell you how the library is making getting outdoors easier.

Jan. 4 Daily Briefing: How to see the stars as film fest starts, a guide to local book clubs, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we run down what to expect on opening day of the Palm Springs International Film Festival — including how to spot the stars — and clue you in on all the local book clubs.

Jan. 3 Daily Briefing: Tribal history unearthed, the first babies of 2024, an urgent call at the animal shelter, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you about an amazing discovery that halted construction of a major downtown project, introduce you to the valley's first babies, and explain why it's a great time to adopt a big dog.

Jan. 2 Daily Briefing: Looking back on those we lost, city hires for key role, an honor for us, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we recall notable members of our community we lost in 2023, report on the city's hiring of a chief economic development officer, and brag a bit about some of our reporting.

Court grants pause in legal battle over ‘Forever Marilyn’ statue as city considers permanent road closure application

The Committee to Relocate Marilyn had challenged the placement of the 26-foot tall statue, claiming the Palm Springs City Council approved a three-year closure without proper proceedings.

Dec. 22 Daily Briefing: Our person of the year, reparations update, concourse renaming, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we introduce you to our local person of the year, show you the results of a renaming effort at the airport, and tell you where the city and an organization stand on reparations discussions.

Dec. 21 Daily Briefing: Ready readies run for District 5, city officials talk 2024 workload, ‘Marilyn’ proposal, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we tell you about a familiar face running for City Council, the latest in a lawsuit over a downtown statue, and what city staff will be focused on next year.

Dec. 20 Daily Briefing: City officials look back on 2023, advice for airport travel, our pet of the week, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we look back at the year that was through the eyes of the city manager, offer a heads up for travelers, and introduce you to Basil, a cat looking for a fur-ever home.

Dec. 19 Daily Briefing: Readers choose the biggest news of 2023, where to see spirit-lifting lights, and more

In today’s Daily Briefing we tell you what our readers thought were the biggest stories of the year, when a new art project will line Tahquitz Canyon Way, and where to find one of the best light displays in the city.

Palm Springs Year in Review: Community picks its top stories of 2023, predicts the news for 2024

Tropical Storm Hilary topped the list of the biggest stories of 2023 in our annual reader survey. But issues surrounding homelessness -- including progress made -- were close behind on your minds.

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