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‘Anybody dying in our city is one too many,’ police chief says amid traffic safety concerns

Speaking to the Palm Springs City Council Wednesday evening, Chief Andy Mills outlined collision data, enforcement efforts and the role of alcohol in city traffic deaths.

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Palm Springs home prices down slightly compared to last year in latest report

Detached home prices here fell 5% year-over-year to $1.13 million in December. Attached home prices fell 5% compared to the year before, with an average price at about $425,000.

Jan. 28 Daily Briefing: Apartment project, Council preview, our pet of the week, and more

In today's Daily Briefing: What to watch for at the City Council meeting, what's next for a planned 115-unit apartment complex, and a furry friend in need of a new home.

Planning Commission advances 115-unit affordable housing project 

The commission unanimously approved the project’s development permit, with a few small requests such as adding benches and potentially tweaking one of the buildings.

Jan. 27 Daily Briefing: Zoning pushback, citywide picnic, mourning a familiar face, and more

In today’s Daily Briefing: residents weigh in on possible zoning changes, ONE-PS is planning its picnic, and a vigil is planned Sunday for 'The Walking Man.'

Residents push back on five-story developments near neighborhoods at community meeting

Homeowners worried about property values as city proposes allowing taller buildings near single-family neighborhoods to address workforce housing crisis.

VillageFest Board hears marketing plan, discusses website overhaul needs

Board hears presentation on countering 'swap meet' perception, strengthening digital presence for weekly street market.

Jan. 26 Daily Briefing: McLean show previewed, hotel revamp approved, and more

In today's Daily Briefing: Catching up with a musical legend ahead of his local performance, what's next for a former Days Inn, and a look back at our Sunday Profiles piece.

Hotel expansion breezes through architectural review despite earlier resident concerns

Committee members focused their discussion primarily on design elements, landscaping and traffic flow within the site.

Jan. 23 Daily Briefing: Parking on the agenda, nonprofit launches, open studios this weekend, and more

In today’s Daily Briefing, downtown parking fixes head to City Council, The Shared Plate launches as an independent nonprofit, and Desert Open Studios opens doors across the valley. Plus: a packed weekend events list.

Palm Springs City Council to take up downtown parking fixes as study finds garages underused

An analysis shows ample parking capacity but operational and wayfinding issues, prompting staff to recommend enforcement, signage and policy changes.

Jan. 22 Daily Briefing: Zoning meetings, opening day, sculpture stone, and more

In today’s Daily Briefing: AIDS Memorial progress, winter league baseball, upcoming zoning meetings, and a pickleball project that will get changes before moving forward.

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