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Oct. 24 Daily Briefing: Parkinson’s therapies, streetside car sales, tribe gas stations, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you about local programs using innovative therapies for Parkinson's patients, why the city might step in to address some parked cars, and what to expect when a new tribal fuel station opens.

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City considers stricter parking rules to combat possibly illegal car sales

A staff report outlined several enforcement options for consideration, including time-limited parking restrictions, residential permit systems, and specific rules targeting vehicles parked for sale.

Oct. 23 Daily Briefing: Vacation rental contracts, police seek dog-nappers, recall effort, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we tell you why the city's short-term rental market might be cooling, who is behind a grassroots effort to recall the City Council, and why police need your help to identify suspected thieves.

With rental numbers falling, City Council keeps 36-contract cap for older vacation rental permits

The Palm Springs City Council dropped a planned 2025 cut to 26 annual contracts, citing declining permits, lower citation rates and data showing most properties fall well below their caps.

Palm Springs residents launch recall campaign targeting entire City Council

Organizers say their primary motivation is the council’s passage of a resolution in October 2023, which expressed support for Israel and condemned Hamas attacks.

Introducing the New DAP Health Website

After months of thoughtful planning, design, and development, the community health center is proud to unveil its newly revamped website.

Oct. 22 Daily Briefing: Matzner celebrated, airline leaving PSP, Pride run scheduled, and more

In today’s Daily Briefing, we tell you about Tuesday evening's celebration of life for Harold Matzner, why 'for sale' signs on cars are getting attention at City Hall, and why you should prepare to lace up your sneakers.

Harold Matzner’s legacy of compassion, community building celebrated at McCallum Theatre memorial

The businessman and philanthropist, who died last month, was remembered as a visionary leader whose impact touched every corner of the Coachella Valley.

Oct. 21 Daily Briefing: Funds could lead to more international flights, Equality Walk canceled, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you why the local Pride organization postponed its inaugural walking event and how some tax funds might help the airport offer more flights abroad.

Commission approves funding for playground replacements, animal shelter and airport improvements

One project under consideration would add a federal inspection station to PSP, potentially allowing the airport to offer international destinations beyond Canada.

Oct. 20 Daily Briefing: Monument dedicated, Pride funding up for vote, Halloween happenings, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you about the significance of the city's latest piece of public art, how to celebrate Halloween in the city, and why the city might provide more help for Pride.

Oct. 17 Daily Briefing: Affordable housing project, hope for Historic Racquet Club, weekend events, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you about possible progress at a property that has long been deteriorating, the opening of a housing project aimed at assisting seniors, and some events to consider this busy weekend.

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