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Dec. 4 Daily Briefing: Statue issue up for discussion, planes take to the streets, arrest in shooting, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we tell you about today's special meeting of the Palm Springs City Council, the latest award announcement from the film fest, and why drivers saw airplanes on city streets on Sunday.

Dec. 1 Daily Briefing: Iconic house rising downtown, theater family’s legacy continues, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we tell you about a unique building under construction, a unique moment that will happen at Palm Canyon Theatre tonight, and offer a list of events happening this weekend.

Nov. 30 Daily Briefing: Culture, college combine in tours, nurse program gets grant, PSPD plans pickleball fundraiser, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we tell you how you can support students touring colleges and the police department's effort to provide toys to children, report on a pair of author events put on by the library, and much more.

Nov. 29 Daily Briefing: Assurances for nurses, pickleball discussion, our pet of the week, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we cover Desert Healthcare District leaders' response to local nurses' concerns, updates on pickleball improvements, and introduce Cappi, a pup you can adopt today.

Nov. 28 Daily Briefing: Calls for more shade, nurses to speak out, carolers take to the streets, and more

In today’s Daily Briefing we tell you about an effort to improve the city's shade equity, why you might see singers on city streets, and why local nurses want the possible sale of the city's hospital opened to a vote.

Nov. 27 Daily Briefing: Free concerts return, trial delayed for former mayor and developer, city launches new website, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we tell you about the return of a free outdoor concert series, the latest on a high-profile trial, and the launch of a helpful online tool for residents.

Your guide to events in and around Palm Springs this holiday season

The 2023 holidays are in full swing in the city of Palm Springs, and we're here to try and help you sort through the multitude of events.

Nov. 22 Daily Briefing: Arrest in deadly collision, parade leader named, our Thanksgiving guide, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we have a follow-up to a deadly crash in September, tell you what might be next for the city's former fire chief, and try our best to help you decide where to eat out on Thanksgiving.

Nov. 21 Daily Briefing: Latest housing report, next Palm Springs Speaks headliners announced, airport advice, and more

In today’s Daily Briefing we tell you about who's coming to town for next year's Palm Springs Speaks series, how home sales are going, and what to expect if you're flying in or out of the city this Thanksgiving.

Flying in or out of Palm Springs for Thanksgiving holiday? Here’s what to expect, how to prepare

The busiest days are projected to be this Wednesday and the Sunday after, with about 7,000 travelers flying out on each of these peak days.

Nov. 20 Daily Briefing: Day of remembrance, Pride art proposal, more film awards announced, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we tell you about an important vigil this evening, give you the first look at a recently-proposed sculpture, and round up other news of interest in our city.

Nov. 17 Daily Briefing: More developments in Marilyn statue debate, an honor for Emma Stone, museum plane at ceremony, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we tell you about the latest developments in the case of a street closure, the latest honoree at our local film festival, and an honor for a plane housed at the Palm Springs Air Museum.

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