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Aug. 25 Daily Briefing: Splash House noise report, help for baggage system, auditions coming, and more

Today's Daily Briefing has news of our new partnership, a report on Splash House noise complaints, and word of auditions that local teens will want to know about this weekend.

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Splash House generated 43 noise complaints; violations addressed swiftly

City monitoring confirmed 10 violations of noise ordinance limits. In each confirmed case, organizers implemented adjustments within minutes of notification.

Palm Springs airport receives $21.55 million federal grant for baggage system upgrade

The funding comes as the airport experiences record passenger volumes and prepares for continued growth over the next 15 years.

Aug. 22 Daily Briefing: Nonprofit assists Marines, airport job fair coming, summit tackles environment, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we report on a nonprofit making life easier for marines and their families, a popular annual job fair coming next week, and round up a weekend full of events you might be interested in attending.

Aug. 21 Daily Briefing: Challenges for homeless services addressed, fertility clinic milestones, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we update you on progress for a fertility clinic destroyed in a May attack, tell you how the city is working to improve homeless services, and report on the extreme heat situation.

Despite progress in combating homelessness, some barriers still exist, city staff members tell commission

Palm Springs recorded a dramatic drop in street homelessness during this year's Point in Time Count, but some operational issues at a pair of service centers persist, the Human Rights Commission was told.

Aug. 20 Daily Briefing: Vacation rental rule changes, LGBTQ+ film fest, The Center honors, and more

In today’s Daily Briefing, we tell you the latest on proposed adjustments to vacation rental rules, when a popular film fest is returning, and who will be honored at The Center's upcoming gala.

Board set to advance vacation rental ordinance changes to City Council

State legislation may soon provide additional tools for local vacation rental enforcement, Administrative Appeals Board hears.

Aug. 19 Daily Briefing: Parade accident brings reforms, the latest on local street construction, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we report on what the city's police department is doing to be safer at parades, the latest on what's happening with city streets, and introduce you to a pup in need of a forever home.

PSPD motorcycle officers back on duty as reforms take hold; crash case heads to prosecutor

Palm Springs Police Chief Andy Mills said Monday that an administrative review revealed multiple systemic failures that contributed to an accident that injured 12 people last December.

Aug. 18 Daily Briefing: State redistricting, expanded pool hours, last Wexler home, and more

We're back from vacation with news on possible new Congressional districts, when the city plans to expand pool hours, the passing of a well-known local resident, and much more.

Palm Springs would shift congressional districts under California’s proposed redistricting

City residents could get new representation as state targets Republican-held seats in redistricting battle.

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