The facility will include 13 competitive courts, three recreational courts, and a building with restrooms, offices, a snack shop, and viewing area, with hours from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily.
The project's backers plan to submit revised plans to the city in the first quarter of 2026 and hope to once again begin construction by the end of next year, with a target opening of Christmas 2028.
Today’s Daily Briefing has news of what's next for a massive warehouse project on tribal land, why local golfers can celebrate a City Council vote, and how 10 young leaders were honored earlier this week.
More than 20 people spoke in opposition to the warehouse project at Wednesday's meeting, expressing concerns over truck traffic, air pollution and disruption to the desert landscape.
In a brief address after being sworn in, the new mayor emphasized collaborative governance and continuing long-term projects.
In today's Daily Briefing, we profile the city's next mayor, report on what to expect at tonight's Palm Springs City Council meeting, and tell you who picked up a trophy at Tuesday evening's inaugural ONE-PS awards event.
Four individuals and four neighborhoods were recognized for their efforts during the past year at what organizers hope will become an annual ceremony.
The city’s next mayor, who will be sworn in Wednesday evening, is known for preparation, equity-focused leadership and a steadfast belief in good governance.
In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you how Palm Springs International Airport is overcoming a drop in Canadian passengers, who's up for the next sidewalk star, and introduce you to a pooch in need of a forever home.
The airport set five monthly records in 2025, with March recording nearly half a million passengers as the busiest month ever. All months except October showed year-over-year growth.
In today's Daily Briefing, we look at a weekend push to make comments about a large warehouse project before today's deadline, why Billy Reed's is up for sale, and how the city got the holiday season started.
The 2.85-million-square-foot industrial complex near Interstate 10 sparked urgent action after the proposal only came to the attention of many in the community on Friday.
