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Sept. 20 Daily Briefing: Airport expansion, Marilyn could be headed for a vote, and more

Happy Hump day, everyone! In today's Daily Briefing, sent to 14,000 subscribers, we cover a big meeting about our little airport, a possible development over a controversial statue, a look at events in our community, and much more.

Latest housing report shows decline in prices, sales, in Palm Springs and throughout valley

In Palm Springs, the median price of an average-size detached home in August 2023 was $1.27 million. In August 2022, that number was about $1.4 million.

Local theaters announce upcoming season lineups

From musicals to holiday classics, the upcoming theater season should have something for everyone. Take a look at what you can expect.

Airport officials announce major changes to dining, shopping options

To minimize disruptions, there will be temporary shopping and dining kiosks to ensure passengers still have options when the airport facilities are undergoing construction. 

Palm Canyon Theatre to present classical musical ‘Brigadoon’

The musical, first produced on Broadway in 1947, features a memorable score that includes standards “Almost Like Being in Love,” “The Heather on the Hill,” “Come to Me, Bend to Me,” and “There But For You Go I.”

Desert Ensemble Theater announces 13th season lineup, includes two world premieres

The theater recently received 43 Desert Theatre League Award nominations for its 2022–23 season, with 21 nominations for its world premiere productions of "Do Not Remove Label" and "Kafka’s Joke."

Police say tip from public helped lead to arrest of suspect in fatal hit-and-run from July 2022

A 28-year-old male suspected was booked into the Larson Justice Center in Indio Thursday where he was being held on $75,000 bail.

City officials urge resident to exercise caution, be prepared for heavy rains, potential flooding this weekend

The city is making empty sandbags available at all five Palm Springs fire stations. Additionally, sand for preventing flood effects will be accessible for residents in the pit behind City Hall.  

Robbery involving gunfire reported at Palm Springs jewelry store; police seek suspects

Witnesses reported two men entered the shop armed with hammers. An employee of the store reportedly fired a gun during the incident.

Injuries, arrests, damaged vehicle reported in three recent shooting incidents believed to be unrelated

Palm Springs police are encouraging members of the public to come forward with any information they may have about events involving gunshots dating back to last Saturday.

Palm Springs delegation headed to San Miguel de Allende, Mexico for second sister city signing ceremony next week

Palm Springs previously had sister city relationships with Victoria, B.C., Canada, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, and Nikki, Japan, in the late 1960s and early 1970s.

Tickets for Modernism Week – October go on sale starting Aug. 1

Aside from tours and lectures, there are mixology clinics, interactive music experiences, the Palm Springs Modernism Fall Show and more.

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