In today's Daily Briefing we report on issues with a major hotel project and the local surf park, run down some weekend events, and tell you how floral designers who gathered here this week made many people's days brighter.
Developer Lauri Kibby has requested that the city put plan review on hold to undertake a "value engineering" process aimed at reducing project components to meet its $250 million budget.
Since late 2023, the surf club has generated 66 noise complaints from approximately 16 individual residences in a nearby neighborhood, according to a city staff report.
In today's Daily Briefing, the city weighs in on the fate of some older palm trees in a construction zone, the library delays its big move, and there's help coming to manage the airport's art collection.
Group Creative Services LLC will provide consulting services under a three-year agreement to guide the airport's new art program.
In today's Daily Briefing, we report on what's next for a popular bookstore after its AC went out, good news for travelers from PSP, and how you can catch some talented choruses when the Plaza Theatre reopens.
The Best Bookstore in Palm Springs will relocate nearby after their landlord declined to cover a $13,000 air conditioning repair bill, leaving the store without cooling since July 4.
In today's Daily Briefing we report on some speed limit changes you might want to be aware of, actions to address reports of anti-Arab sentiment, and how you can learn to play hockey.
Proposed programs include documentary screenings, community dialogue sessions, and an interfaith peace march.
In today's Daily Briefing we report on what city leaders hope other lawmakers focus on, how a city commission hopes to deal with disturbing reports in the community, and a milestone win for our local baseball team.
By putting legislative priorities into a concrete form, the city can now advocate at the state and federal level for its goals.
In today's Daily Briefing we introduce you to PSUSD's new superintendent, explain why a former mayor who pleaded guilty to bribery will likely keep most of his pension, and run down the upcoming season for two local theaters.
