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City officials, civic leaders look back at accomplishments, forward to progress during annual State of the City

The annual event, last held in May 2022, saw a who's who of dignitaries gather at the Annenberg Theater. It included an inspiring choral performance and remarks from Mayor Grace Garner.

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Oct. 17 Daily Briefing: Latest housing sales report, a really wet ‘water year,’ today’s city events, and more

Today we tell you how much rain the city received in the most recent year it was measured, report on the status of a proposed state tax on vacation rentals, and tell you about what you can do in the city today.

Oct. 16 Daily Briefing: ‘Bright star’ in city passes, big speech coming, gunfire leads to arrest, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we tell you about the passing of actress, businesswoman, author, and local philanthropist Suzanne Somers, the upcoming State of the City, events to put on your radar, and much more.

Suzanne Somers, long a fixture in the city, dies at her Palm Springs home at 76

The actress, businesswoman, and author passed away peacefully at home Sunday, a statement on behalf of her family read. She battled an aggressive form of breast cancer for over 23 years.

Oct. 13 Daily Briefing: License plate cameras approved, park plan progresses, previewing a literary event, and more

Today we tell you about the installation of somewhat controversial cameras, why city officials elected to speak out about violence in Israel, and preview Pride on the Page, happening at the Cultural Center.

Palm Springs City Council approves installation of license plate reader cameras, addressing privacy concerns

The cameras will be mounted at the entrances and exits of the city and record license plates, vehicle colors, and other features to aid in the identification of vehicles involved in suspected crimes.

Oct. 12 Daily Briefing: Project aims to recognize LGBTQ+ stars, it’s Fire Prevention Week, and more

Today we tell you about an initiative to recognize some of the more than 460 people honored with a star on city sidewalks, preview tonight's City Council meeting, and tell you what firefighters are up to this week.

Oct. 11 Daily Briefing: New ideas for an old park, waterline rupture, our pet of the week, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we tell you about a watermain break that diverted traffic, a parks plan making the rounds, and introduce you to Mac, a dog looking for a new home.

Local graphic designer has bold new vision for the future of city parks, starting with one of its most significant

Tom Dolle, creative director at Tom Dolle Design, has so far shown his 57-page plan to architects, historians, and others in the city, hoping to build support for a project he's calling "Golden Sunrise."

Oct. 10 Daily Briefing: New theater company in city, new acts for Pride Festival, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we tell you about a theater company hoping to bring a revolution to the city and the addition of more top-notch entertainment to next month's Pride Festival.

Oct. 9 Daily Briefing: Section 14 campaign launched, first Filipino Festival a success, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we tell you about efforts to help local businesses do business with the city, educate visitors about the events at Section 14, and recap Sunday's Coachella Valley Filipino Fest.

Oct. 6 Daily Briefing: First Filipino Festival is this weekend, why you keep hearing a helicopter, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we tell you about a new festival designed to celebrate a somewhat hidden history, examine why you may be hearing helicopters, and tell you about all the great things to do this weekend.

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