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City staff recommending north Palm Springs property as top spot for homeless services facility

Three buildings on 3.6 acres in north Palm Springs could become a homeless services center, if a recommendation by city staff moves forward.

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DAILY BRIEFING: October 22, 2021

Good morning. It’s Friday, October 22. Expect partly cloudy skies again today and a high of 89 degrees. First, some news you need to know...

Ceremony marks opening of city’s newest park

The city’s newest park, which officially opened Thursday evening, was paid for with money from Measure J, a 1 percent tax approved by voters in 2011.

DAILY BRIEFING: October 21, 2021

Good morning. It’s Thursday, October 21. Expect partly cloudy skies today and a high of 89 degrees. First, some news you need to know...

DAILY BRIEFING: October 20, 2021

Good morning. It’s Wednesday, October 20. Expect a few clouds early, but otherwise mostly sunny skies. The high temperature will be 82 degrees. First, some news you need to know...

City again considering smoking ban in multi-unit residences, outside of bars

Smoking inside apartments, condominiums, and other housing with shared walls would be prohibited in Palm Springs under an ordinance currently making its way through City Hall.

DAILY BRIEFING: October 19, 2021

Good morning. It’s Tuesday, October 19. Expect mainly sunny skies and a high near 80 degrees today. First, some news you need to know...

Mountain lion spotted in Palm Springs condo community tranquilized, transported

A mountain lion spotted in Palm Springs early Monday has been found and taken to a wildlife rehabilitation facility in San Diego County. (Photo courtesy Palm Springs Police Department)

Selma city manager who resigned following termination vote named assistant city manager in Palm Springs

Teresa Gallavan has been named assistant city manager in Palm Springs following three years as city manager in Selma, Calif.

Police seek help locating Banning man
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