Recent headlines that claim the city's housing market was hurt by updated vacation rental rules don't tell the full story. Prices did drop dramatically in places, but other factors were at play.
In today's Daily Briefing we report on efforts by locals to help the official city flag fly high, an experience you won't want to miss at a city museum, and run down today's community events.
In today's Daily Briefing, learn about possible changes to how annual awards are chosen, how you can discover our city's Black history, and what's happening to Rick's Restaurant & Bakery.
Even before concerns were raised by community members over some of the awards handed out on Feb. 12, Commission members had moved to consider refining the selection process.
In today's Daily Briefing, learn about the life of a local veteran who continued to serve long after his tour of duty was complete, a new service for COD students, and where to watch baseball playoffs this weekend.
In today's Daily Briefing we tell you how you can provide input to Palm Springs police at upcoming town halls, where and when you can get free theater seats, and what to watch for as Modernism Week kicks off.
In today's Daily Briefing we tell you why police are concerned about a local trail, what went down behind the scenes of a city awards program, and introduce you to a pup named Oliver in need of a new home.
A decision by the Palm Springs Human Rights Commission was reportedly changed behind closed doors and didn't involve the full commission. The move may have violated meetings rules.
In today's Daily Briefing we run down the recipients of some hardware handed out at City Hall Monday night and tell you how you can enjoy the airport even if you're not flying.
In today's Daily Briefing, we celebrate our anniversary, tell you how the District 4 City Council race is shaping up, and report on how the city hopes to save lives with opioid settlement money.
"In our region, fentanyl alone has killed hundreds of our neighbors and harmed thousands of families," said Councilmember Christy Holstege, who assisted in the city’s participation in a settlement agreement.
Naomi Soto's official entry into the District 4 race, announced Friday morning, comes after at least three other candidates confirmed their candidacy in recent weeks.
