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Aug. 8 Daily Briefing: Deadline for business program, local woman identified as 9/11 victim, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we report on how entrepreneurs can get a leg up courtesy of an upcoming program, what to expect when the library closes, and alert you to our annual summer vacation.

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Palm Springs woman among three World Trade Center victims identified 24 years later

Barbara Keating and two others bring total number of 9/11 victims identified through DNA analysis to 1,653.

Deadline looms for Palm Springs business training program offering $4,000 grants

The second edition of BizUp Palm Springs begins the week of Aug. 18. It offers free bilingual business training, along with personalized coaching and mentorship.

Aug. 7 Daily Briefing: Natural psychedelics talk, tech upgrades, telltale real estate deal, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you about the push to relax laws around natural psychedelics, tech upgrades at a community center, and have a cautionary real estate tale that could be another sign of our changing market.

Aug. 6 Daily Briefing: New life for old plant, PSFD crews at Rosa Fire, popular venue relocating, and more

In today’s Daily Briefing, we report on how a popular plant is being saved, what's next for an iconic city music venue, and how local firefighters are assisting an operation in the mountains above the Coachella Valley.

Palm Canyon Roadhouse plans to reopen in new location as leases end for pair of businesses

H3K Design, an adjacent business at the intersection of Ramon Road and South Palm Canyon Drive, also recently relocated.

Aug. 5 Daily Briefing: Inspirational school start, arrest in attempted crime, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we report on how hundreds of educators kicked off the new school year, an attempted carjacking Monday morning, and introduce you to Bella, a cat hoping for a forever home.

New superintendent energizes Palm Springs school staff with call for excellence at kickoff event

PSUSD officials also used the event to celebrate significant achievements in student attendance and academic progress.

Aug. 4 Daily Briefing: Help for peddle-powered rides, Wildlife Center in action, and more

Today, we report on how the city is trying to help owners of popular pedal-powered machines and how the first patients at a wildlife center operated by a Palm Springs-based organization are being cared for.

Palm Springs pedicab operators seek relief from insurance requirements threatening business closure

The pedicab operators say they can't find an insurance company that will cover them under current city rules and definitions.

Aug. 1 Daily Briefing: Parks plan, earthquakes strike, cat intakes paused, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we welcome August by reporting on how the city plans to roll out parks improvements, why the animal shelter is temporarily halting cat and kitten intakes, and what you can do around town this weekend.

Parks Department leadership unveils five-year master plan roadmap

Residents identified four major priorities during public listening sessions in 2024. The implementation plan centers on six main themes derived from the community input.

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