During Wednesday's council meeting, several members expressed concerns about the city's response, particularly regarding a key finding about financial losses.
The four-year appointment represents a return to CalPERS for Middleton, who previously served on the board in a position available only to local elected officials.
In today’s Daily Briefing, we report on how local sand is coming to the rescue at an Orange County beach, what the City Council will tackle tonight, and the status of a mixed use project planned for North Palm Canyon Drive.
Old Las Palmas Partners LLC plans a mixed-use development featuring 24 residential condominium units and 5,411 square feet of commercial space on land between The Chicken Ranch and Copley's restaurants.
In today's Daily Briefing we tell you how a city commission is preparing for the possible loss of marriage equality, how a foundation hopes to raise money for the library, and introduce you to a cat in need of a forever home.
In today's Daily Briefing we tell you about an honor for one of the city's landmark developments, why the Aerial Tramway is temporarily closed, and run down what happened at the city's most recent Arts Commission meeting.
Officials heard progress reports on AIDS Memorial, Pride monument and shade structures during a Thursday meeting.
In today's Daily Briefing, we report on the passing of Harold Matzner, an effort to honor a local conservationist with a sidewalk star, and why Palm Springs High School went into lockdown Thursday.
The prominent businessman, who also owned Spencer's Restaurant in the city, donated tens of millions of dollars to area nonprofits and led the Palm Springs International Film Festival for over two decades.
In today's Daily Briefing we report on a local legal case with possible statewide implications, who's getting a major award from the Pride organization, and what's slated to go in at a former KFC location.
At the heart of the legal battle is a fundamental question about who controlled the public money that flowed into the city's biggest project. The decision could have statewide implications.
Among the proposals are taller buildings and denser housing to address limited developable land. The public comment period on the current draft maps ends Sept. 21.
