In today's Daily Briefing we introduce you to a local director whose documentary tells the story of Merchant Ivory, update you on a proposed new mural, and tell you how the library is making getting outdoors easier.
In today's Daily Briefing we run down what to expect on opening day of the Palm Springs International Film Festival — including how to spot the stars — and clue you in on all the local book clubs.
In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you about an amazing discovery that halted construction of a major downtown project, introduce you to the valley's first babies, and explain why it's a great time to adopt a big dog.
In today's Daily Briefing, we recall notable members of our community we lost in 2023, report on the city's hiring of a chief economic development officer, and brag a bit about some of our reporting.
The Committee to Relocate Marilyn had challenged the placement of the 26-foot tall statue, claiming the Palm Springs City Council approved a three-year closure without proper proceedings.
In today's Daily Briefing we introduce you to our local person of the year, show you the results of a renaming effort at the airport, and tell you where the city and an organization stand on reparations discussions.
The 'Know Before You Go' campaign aims to shed light on evictions and housing destruction that occurred more than 60 years ago on tribal land.
In today's Daily Briefing we tell you about a familiar face running for City Council, the latest in a lawsuit over a downtown statue, and what city staff will be focused on next year.
The proposal is the latest in the ongoing legal battle over the statue’s location in the middle of Museum Way. At issue is whether the city had the right to temporarily close a portion of the roadway in 2021.
A statue, the aging downtown theater, and pickleball courts may be hot topics on social media, but those may prove minor issues when considering what city officials are up against in the coming years.
In today's Daily Briefing, we look back at the year that was through the eyes of the city manager, offer a heads up for travelers, and introduce you to Basil, a cat looking for a fur-ever home.
Key hires at City Hall helped clear building backlogs and prepare for a facility that will address the homeless crisis, while residents and first responders showed their resiliency.
