With a satellite college campus planned elsewhere in the city, officials see an opportunity to use the land for other purposes. The city has gone as far as to offer to buy the land back from the college.
In today's Daily Briefing we preview tonight's City Council meeting, tell you what an average house costs in the city, and review a discussion about AI that took place locally on Wednesday.
In today's Daily Briefing we tell you what officials had to say as they opened one part of a facility designed to assist unhoused residents of the city and also introduce you to Dexter, a pooch looking for a new home.
"What we have done today is prove that we are going to help people who want help," said Councilmember Lisa Middleton. "This is truly a village. It takes all of us to make progress."
In today's Daily Briefing we report on how a city commission plans to conduct business in the future, the season ahead for the Palm Springs Power, and how the PSHS band will prep for international travel.
The decision follows controversy involving the reversal of an award nomination made outside public meeting guidelines. In addition, a new ad-hoc committee will now meet to review the nomination process.
In today's Daily Briefing we tell you about plans to help fund parts of the library project, a meeting to solicit community input for a planned memorial, and the apparent sale of a well-known home.
In today's Daily Briefing we tell you about plans to pump new life into an old brutalist building, offer some weekend events to choose from, and celebrate National Proofreaders Day.
In today's Daily Briefing we tell you about a scary incident involving a downtown palm tree, update you on the status of a stalled hotel project, and have good news for those who use the Demuth Community Center.
A recent incident on a downtown sidewalk could renew debate over the city's palm tree maintenance practices, which have come under fire multiple times since they were first adopted in 2009.
In today's Daily Briefing we report on an effort to aid the city's homeless population that was more than two years in the making, roundup Tuesday's Primary Election results, and introduce you to a kitty in need of a new home.
The $40 million facility, set to open fully later this year, will provide temporary housing and support services. It also offers police more options when helping the unhoused.
