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Rebuild Palm Springs distributes initial $82,000 to bombing-affected businesses

The initiative began after organizers determined that small businesses in the blast zone surrounding the American Reproductive Center clinic faced more than half a million dollars in uninsured damages.

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Oct. 31 Daily Briefing: Halloween happenings, COD announcement, PSHS shares league crown, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you about big announcements at a COD event Thursday evening, how you can sample ice cream for a good cause, what's next for the PSHS football team, and run down some Halloween events.

College of the Desert announces free tuition for all students, launches AI initiative at Palm Springs event

The 'Pledge for All' program is set to launch in spring 2026, enrolling students for the fall semester.

Oct. 30 Daily Briefing: Housing moves, help for food insecurity, bat warning, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we report on the status of efforts to address housing affordability, why county officials have a warning about bats, and why local nurses are on strike today.

Council approves Gene Autry affordable housing project, delays first-time home buyer program

The first-time home buyer program was tabled after members of the Section 14 Survivors and others in the community requested more involvement.

Oct. 29 Daily Briefing: Golf fee hikes, Modernism events, helping migrant workers, and more

In today’s Daily Briefing, we tell you why local golfers are taking issue with a decision to raise fees at a pair of city-owned courses, how your ice cream cone can help farmworkers, and what to expect at Modernism Week in 2026.

Sticker shock at city-owned Tahquitz Creek courses sparks golfer backlash

Players warn they’ll take their business elsewhere, question the city’s cost analysis, and win Parks and Recreation Commission support for a new committee to give golfers a voice.

Oct. 28 Daily Briefing: Navigation Center meeting, crash after shooting, rare plane sighting, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you about a big plane parked at the airport, concerns about a city facility serving the unhoused population, and a campaign that's now live to support the library remodel.

Police and residents share concerns about Navigation Center’s first year, note signs of progress

City officials say the facility has helped people find housing and jobs, but police and neighbors worry Palm Springs is becoming a magnet for the region’s unhoused.

Parole agent shoots person during altercation; ambulance transporting victim crashes

Five people in the ambulance suffered minor to moderate injuries. The individual involved in the confrontation sustained a gunshot wound.

Oct. 27 Daily Briefing: VillageFest rebrand, L-Fund merger, Pride flag goes up, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you about changes that might come to the city's popular nighttime street festival, a new addition to The Arenas District, and who finally beat the local high school football team.

Aiming to shed ‘swap meet’ misconception, proponents unveil VillageFest marketing overhaul

The new marketing strategy includes a revamped website with ADA compliance, interactive vendor maps, expanded social media presence featuring vendor spotlights, and seasonal campaigns throughout the year.

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