The project will include a 55-year deed restriction ensuring all units remain affordable for extremely low to moderate income residents, with rents based on income limits ranging from $15,600 to $124,700 annually for a family of four.
In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you who will lead the way when the annual holiday parade lights up the city, who won this year's snow guessing contest, and introduce you to Shawn, a feline in need of a forever home.
In today's Daily Briefing, we recap the wet weekend, tell you why some material changes are necessary for the planned AIDS Memorial, and preview the next Walk of The Stars ceremony.
In today’s Daily Briefing, we tell you where a statue removed from City Hall might land next, which buildings are next up for historical designation, and run down what to do this wet weekend.
The project originated in 2021 with community-initiated requests through Measure J funding for locker room renovations but expanded significantly after city staff and community members identified broader facility needs.
Palm Springs Historical Society President Tracy Conrad said the organization would assume responsibility for the move and ongoing maintenance.
In today's Daily Briefing, we report on the decision over an appeal of a large hotel and residential project, how the forecast is impacting the Filipino Festival, and how you can get around a missing link in a new 40-mile pathway.
Palm Springs leaders unanimously upheld the Planning Commission’s approval of the project — the city’s tallest proposed development — while adding new conditions to address neighborhood concerns.
Much of the discussion centered on whether the airport can accommodate a fourth major rental car brand without disrupting the three companies already operating on site.
In today's Daily Briefing, we report on a recent summit held to discuss an important health issue in the valley, what to watch for at tonight's City Council meeting, and look back at the annual Veterans Day Parade.
“The frustration level is increasing for all of us who live in this great Coachella Valley, and we simply want to get some action taken.” -- Toper Taylor
In today's Daily Briefing, we report on how a city commission hopes to change its awards program, why the Cultural Center is helping bring healthy food to a neighboring city, and reports of resignations after an art museum hire.
