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Dec. 5 Daily Briefing: Massive warehouse complex, splitting up city art, milestone for eatery, and more

In today’s Daily Briefing, we tell you where the next large warehouse complex is planned, what's next for two different types of art, and why Billy Reed's has reason to celebrate this weekend.

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2.85M-square-foot tribal warehouse plan heading to City Council for review

Four-building, 217-acre project would add to growing industrial activity in the city’s north end; the council will review a nonbinding analysis but has no authority to approve or deny the project.

Arts Commission begins weighing new rules to distinguish public art from memorial works

A subcommittee reviewed public arts ordinances from 25 California cities but found that few choose to subdivide their collections.

Dec. 4 Daily Briefing: Concerns over housing project, possible golf fees relief, centennial celebration, and more

Today’s Daily Briefing looks at concerns over new south-end housing, the latest on valley rail service, and previews a party planned to celebrate the library’s 100th anniversary.

Proposed 98-home development in southern Palm Springs faces opposition over wildlife concerns

Residents say the 22-acre site off South La Mirada Road serves as an important corridor for bighorn sheep and other native species, while the developer is seeking state housing law waivers for reduced lot sizes and setbacks.

Dec. 3 Daily Briefing: State of the City, historic home, film fest lineup, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we report on an annual event touting the city's status, why a Vista Las Palmas home is helping change the conversation around preservation, and what movies are coming to the city's annual film fest.

Economic growth, public safety gains highlight annual State of the City event Tuesday evening

Mayor Ron deHarte highlights tourism revenues topping $1.9 billion, crime reduction and major infrastructure projects during annual address at convention center.

Dec. 2 Daily Briefing: Memorial groundbreaking, projects sent back to drawing board, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you about a special ceremony held in Downtown Park on World AIDS Day, why a committee took issue with everything on its agenda Monday, and introduce you to our pet of the week.

Palm Springs Architectural Review Committee sends three projects back for re-study

The committee found faults in plans for a single-family home, signs outside the Plaza Theatre, and the design of a 119-home addition to Escena.

City officials could keep Tahquitz Creek golf rates unchanged pending further analysis

The Palm Springs City Council will consider maintaining current resident golf rates while staff conducts additional analysis of the fee structure, following concerns raised by dozens of golfers.

Dec. 1 Daily Briefing: The week ahead, Oscar’s asks for help, Shop With a Cop fundraiser, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we look at the week ahead at City Hall, tell you how you can support the annual Shop With a Cop event, and report on the plea for assistance from a popular downtown venue.

Nov. 26 Daily Briefing: Housing report, perfect score, best of the valley results, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we report on housing prices and sale times in the city, the latest equality index scores, and how Palm Springs businesses cleaned up in an annual poll.

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