In today's Daily Briefing we preview an upcoming appearance by a well-known '90s icon, take a look at what the City Council will be discussing this evening, and tell you how you can play pickleball for a good cause.
In today’s Daily Briefing, we tell you about better than expected revenue figures, big news for our favorite local breezeblock artist, and who will lead the Pride Parade in November.
The fund's healthy position allows for projected spending of $28.2 million in fiscal year 2025-26, including $6 million for street repairs and continued funding for major capital projects.
In today's Daily Briefing we tell you why some HOAs could face a dilemma over their landscape, how some neighbors are protesting what could be the city's tallest buildings, and reintroduce you to a frisky feline in need of a new home.
The regulation specifically excludes single family homes and areas using recycled water, meaning individual homeowners will not be affected by the new restrictions.
In today's Daily Briefing we tell you about big changes at the city's main pickleball courts, an expanded pool schedule, the return of a popular festival, and why the owner of Oscar's is looking for some help.
The ceremony came after the City Council unanimously approved a new flag ordinance on June 26 that allows the POW/MIA flag to be displayed at all city buildings on designated holidays.
In today's Daily Briefing, we report on the official start of construction for the city's library renovation, how officials are trying to speed up important repairs at the airport, and the return of the outdoor farmers' market.
PSP officials said replacement parts are being expedited through a new vendor, with delivery expected in the coming weeks. Once delivered, repairs will be completed within days.
The project will see existing space inside the library reorganized and updated to better meet current needs and serve future generations with expanded resources, modern technology and collaboration spaces.
Today we report on the latest status of changes to a crucial roadway, how the chamber of commerce kicked off "the season" last night, and remember the life of The Fabulous Palm Springs Follies' co-creator.
A reconfiguration in the works would add bike lanes and reduce traffic lanes, but potentially add between 5 to 53 seconds to emergency response times during peak hours.
