In today’s Daily Briefing, we tell you about the end of a remarkable career at PSP, a pledge for more transparency about how the city is using Measure J money, and why a document in Palm Desert got our hopes up in Palm Springs.
The $135 million modernization plan includes using Measure J funds for debt service. The city is also pursuing a Tourism Improvement District to help reduce pressure on the general fund.
In today’s Daily Briefing: why a former mayor’s statue isn’t moving downtown yet, what’s next for an affordable housing project, and meet ‘Thrift Boss.’
Homeowners who submitted an appeal expressed concerns that residents of the apartments would be able to look down into their backyards from third-story windows.
Worried that a Brown Act violation may have occurred during a November City Council meeting, the city attorney advised that a decision made about the statue at a Jan. 8 meeting of the Arts Commission be voided.
How Palm Springs influencer and 'Thrift Boss' Jim Lanahan found Revivals — and why he’s letting his 130,000+ followers know all there is to know about the brand.
In today's Daily Briefing, we report on the official opening of a huge new playground, a new police facility aimed at taking advantage of technology in crime fighting, and what's next for a former Days Inn.
Vice Chair Lauri Aylaian said 70 last-minute letters raised environmental issues already addressed by the project’s CEQA exemption, urging residents to join city commissions rather than oppose “a project that is removing blight.”
After reassurances from police, commission members voiced approval of the use of a wide range of security measures, from automatic license plate readers to a network of drones.
In today’s Daily Briefing: concerns over a 115-unit apartment project, a library fundraising milestone, and a cat looking for a forever home.
Community members who attended a discussion of the proposed San Rafael Apartments project questioned just how much development the area near the Navigation Center can absorb without additional basic services.
The $2 million raised marks early success in the foundation's $7 million goal that will support community-driven elements of the library's transformation.
