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Home prices lower this year compared to 2024; all eyes on next month’s Federal Reserve meetings

Last month, Palm Springs saw slight price declines with homes taking longer to sell and selling for a bigger discount, plus higher unit sales and an increase in inventory.

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Nov. 25 Daily Briefing: Economic plan approved, free concerts returning, memorials re-dedicated, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you what's next for a plan to enhance the city's economy, which tribute bands are playing a free concert series, and introduce you to a pooch in need of a forever home.

Palm Springs City Council unanimously approves of proposed economic development plan 

The council voted 5-0 following a study session that drew residents and business owners who largely praised the initiative but stressed that its success hinges on tackling housing affordability.

Nov. 24 Daily Briefing: Infrastructure push, lawsuit filed, honoring icons, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you about efforts to improve the experience for cyclists and pedestrians in the city, how the PSHS football team ended its season, and what's next after a crash at last year's holiday parade.

With CV Link now open, residents push for better infrastructure for cyclists, pedestrians city-wide

The group of residents has been meeting to address missing connections in the city's bicycle and pedestrian network, and they want more communication with the city.

Festival of Lights crash victims file lawsuit against city, police department

A Los Angeles law firm filed the lawsuit on behalf of 15 people injured when an officer performing a wheelie lost control of his motorcycle and crashed into spectators.

Nov. 21 Daily Briefing: City project updates, airport rush, PS Speaks tickets, and more

In today’s Daily Briefing, we tell you when you can score tickets to all PS Speaks events, how some big projects are progressing, and what to expect if you're flying in or out of PSP in the coming days.

Measure J capital projects progress, including fire station renovations, police operations center

The Palm Springs Women's Club solar installation project remains the only community-initiated project currently underway, with funds already distributed.

Palm Springs International Airport prepares for busy Thanksgiving travel season

Airport officials said this week they expect more than 75,000 departing passengers during 13-day peak period from today through Dec. 2.

Nov. 20 Daily Briefing: ‘Defining moment,’ state of the city, inside the Plaza Theatre, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we preview the grand reopening of downtown's historic Plaza Theatre, tell you about signs that point to a shifting city economy, and put out the call for wreath makers.

Palm Springs at ‘defining moment’ as city officials unveil bold plan to break free from tourism dependence

A report being reviewed at City Hall proposes dozens of actions to address declining tax revenue, regulatory barriers, and overreliance on a sector that contracted 13.2% between 2019 and 2023.

Nov. 19 Daily Briefing: Affordable housing approved, additional art museum issues, our holiday guide, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you about a housing project designed to help ease the city's affordable housing issues, more reported issues at the Palm Springs Art Museum, and preview our holiday events guide.

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