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Dec. 18 Daily Briefing: Top stories of 2023, shelter opened, Santa flyover, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we run down the stories you clicked on most in 2023, report on the opening of an overnight shelter, and tell you how to spot Santa in the air today.

Palm Springs 2023 Year in Review: Our top 5 stories

From news about a canceled development to the announcements of closed banks, readers of The Post showed what they were most interested in by .... reading. See what they clicked on the most in 2023.

Dec. 15 Daily Briefing: Theater contract approved, drive-thru-only Starbucks in limbo, city has new mayor, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we tell you what's next for a proposed new Starbucks and the historic Plaza Theatre, report on Mayor Jeffrey Bernstein's swearing in, and run down what to do this weekend.

Dec. 14 Daily Briefing: Surf park has opening date, new mayor seated tonight, our pet of the week, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we get to know the city's next mayor, Jeffrey Bernstein, tell you when you can start surfing in the city, and introduce you to Ember, a pit bull terrier mix in need of a forever home.

Surf’s up on New Year’s Day: Palm Springs Surf Club announces opening date, full list of amenities

In addition to surfing, guests will be able to enjoy a lazy river, waterslide attractions, cabana rentals, and more. The club also features two restaurants and three full bars, as well as a retail store.

Dec. 13 Daily Briefing: Housing report, Hanukkah ceremony, local theater company plans for new home, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we look at the latest housing prices, report on a special City Hall ceremony, and tell you about an effort by Dezart Performs to build out a new place to perform.

Dec. 12 Daily Briefing: Commercial districts coming, tribe mourns historian’s passing, and more

In today’s Daily Briefing you'll learn about an effort to give businesses more say, the latest campaign launched by the Section 14 Survivors group, and find our list of local events and activities.

Dec. 11 Daily Briefing: Plaza Theatre funding, new townhome project, toy drive success, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you about a $20 million request from those working to restore a historic theater, how you can help spread joy through a toy, and a 61-unit townhome project in the works.

Dec. 8 Daily Briefing: Bridge money, fast-food fire, city employee earns big honor, and more

Today's Daily Briefing covers the resolution of a major transportation issue in the city, an honor given to a city staff member who aids filmmakers, and provides a lengthy list of weekend activities.

Dec. 7 Daily Briefing: Negotiations over hospital stall, book reader festival details announced, new Modernism Week events, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we detail the latest in negotiations over the city's hospital, when tickets go on sale for a local readers' festival, and what's next for a celebration of all things mid-century.

Dec. 6 Daily Briefing: Swim center discussion, film fest lineup, our pet of the week, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we give you details about the upcoming Palm Springs International Film Festival, tell you what was said at a meeting about the city's swimming pool, and introduce you to Honey Bun.

Dec. 5 Daily Briefing: Council steps in on street issue, police perform parole sweep, swim center meeting planned, and more

In today’s Daily Briefing you'll learn about a vote that could lead to the 'Forever Marilyn' statue permanently residing on Museum Way and get news about a community meeting about the city's Swim Center.

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