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Palm Springs Human Rights Commission revisits troubled awards program

Commission considers new scoring system, clearer criteria, and staff-led vetting process following last year’s controversy over rescinded awards and possible Brown Act violations.

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Nov. 10 Daily Briefing: Pride fills city streets, next Blue Zones initiative, PS Speaks lineup, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we recap the city's annual Pride Parade, report on how PSHS did in the football playoffs, and tell you about the powerful lineup of speakers coming for Palm Springs Speaks this season.

Blue Zones Project Palm Springs launches audit to improve transit access to healthy food

The seven-month initiative will evaluate how effectively public transit connects residents to grocery stores, farmers markets and food pantries.

Nov. 7 Daily Briefing: Guide to Pride, CV Link launches, arrest in dognapping, and more

In today’s Daily Briefing, we help you gear up for Pride weekend and navigate possible travel delays while reporting on missing dogs and a new 40-mile trail that's officially open this week.

CV Link ribbon cuttings celebrate completion of 40-mile path; some work still to be done in Palm Springs

With the CV Link now officially open, attention turns to the creation of community connectors and improving bike infrastructure valley-wide.

Nov. 6 Daily Briefing: Open house for Plaza Theatre, another Best Bookstore opening, Pride flag unfurling, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we report on the kickoff to Pride Week, why a city board hit pause on a project, what's next for owners of a local bookstore, and how you can see inside a remodeled downtown theater.

Historic Site Preservation Board pauses plans to alter potentially historic ‘Casa Wobada’

Rooted in Hollywood’s early migration to the desert, the property evolved from an artist’s commissioned dream into a storied retreat for studio leadership and the entertainment elite.

Nov. 5 Daily Briefing: Honoring veterans, celebrating food bank, HRC appointment, and more

In today’s Daily Briefing, we tell you why some military members might be missing from the Veterans Day Parade, how The Center is celebrating its food bank, and report on a local volunteer who is now on the HRC national board.

Nov. 4 Daily Briefing: Permit denied, summit planned, it’s Election Day, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we report on a decision regarding a home proposed near some significant ruins, the one-year celebration of a history-making agreement, and introduce you to a furry friend in need of a forever home.

Architectural Review Committee denies hillside home near historic ruins

The proposed single-family residence would have been built on a 1.56-acre hillside property at the western terminus of West Santa Rosa Drive, approximately 65 feet from the Avery Field Cabin ruins.

Section 14 Survivors organization to mark agreement anniversary with community summit

The Nov. 15 event will focus on healing, accountability and the rollout of reparative justice programs stemming from a City Council vote in November 2024.

Nov. 3 Daily Briefing: Funds distributed, library pop-ups, next sidewalk star, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you how money collected for underinsured businesses that suffered damage during a bombing is being distributed, who will receive a star this week, and how the library is going mobile.

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