In today's Daily Briefing we tell you the fate of former mayor Steve Pougnet following a judge's ruling on Wednesday, what you can do for free this holiday weekend, and how to protect your pets if fireworks frighten them.
Steve Pougnet had earlier pleaded guilty to conspiracy with a major real estate developer in a scheme that ran from 2012 to 2014.
In today's Daily Briefing we report on what a grand jury had to say about the city's grant oversight, the return of a popular discount program, and last night's Palm Springs Historic Site Preservation Board study session.
In a response, the city acknowledged the grand jury's findings and said it had already begun addressing the issues identified in the report.
In today's Daily Briefing, the city's police chief offers advice for anyone detained by somebody without identification, we report on a Modernism Week milestone, and invite you to meet our pet of the week.
Individuals claiming to be federal officers stopped residents Monday without uniforms or ID, leading Police Chief Andy Mills to urge the public to verify credentials and call 911 if unsure.
In today's Daily Briefing we report on housing sales, the start of a highly anticipated wind wall project, how to score a free backpack for your child, and run down some of the events happening around the city today.
In today's Daily Briefing we report on the city's next effort at helping with housing, a red-carpet event featuring local students, and resident reactions to the plans for swim center improvements.
Plans reviewed Thursday evening show an emphasis on handicap accessibility and shade structures to address problems at the aging facility.
The city's housing director expects to bring a recommendation to the City Council at its July 21 meeting for the 5.65-acre project at the Mission Drive intersection.
In today's Daily Briefing we tell you how city budget deliberations ended, why some property owners could get a break in their insurance bills, and who was honored by the mayor at a ceremony yesterday.
While public speakers Wednesday evening raised concerns about the budget's sustainability, City Manager Scott Stiles told the council that city staff will provide quarterly financial updates throughout the two-year period.
