The liaison proposal represents a direct response to emotional testimony from residents who described incidents of discrimination and harassment they say have occurred locally since October 2023.
Tim Leiweke will step down as CEO of the company and become vice chairman of the board of directors while remaining a shareholder.
'I've always had this thing about caring for people. That's just how I'm wired,' says Dr. Marcus Funchess, who started as Palm Springs Unified School District's superintendent on July 1.
In today's Daily Briefing we tell you what's next for a highly anticipated housing project, why COD officials are celebrating an upcoming milestone, and where the Friends of the Palm Springs Library can be found later this month.
A subdivision map approved Wednesday evening helps move a project forward that faced numerous delays over the years under previous developers.
Building foundations for all facilities are now underway, with the campus support building scheduled to go vertical first.
In today's Daily Briefing we report on what's next for a popular hamburger chain's plans to build at Smoke Tree Village, what to expect at tonight's Palm Springs City Council meeting, and why programs at the library today and tomorrow have moved across town.
The 7-0 vote came after about three hours of discussion focusing on traffic safety, architectural compatibility, and resident concerns about the restaurant planned for Smoke Tree Village.
In today's Daily Briefing we update you on a power outage impacting Sunrise Park, report on how public art in the city will be classified, and tell you about the fate of two proposed new buildings.
Both projects are located in commercial zones and required major architectural review due to their size exceeding 4,000 square feet or involving specialized uses like drive-through banking facilities.
In today's Daily Briefing we report on what's next for a hotly debated fast food franchise, how the city is helping businesses that suffered damage in May, and where you might soon see what appear to be floating boulders.
The California-based fast-food chain wants to build a 3,886-square-foot restaurant with drive-thru service on a 2.35-acre site that previously housed a Bank of America branch near Smoke Tree Lane.
