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City’s boards, commissions report major achievements at annual joint meeting with City Council

Volunteers who serve the city on more than a dozen citizen panels were praised for their work despite resource constraints and challenges they face in implementing ideas quickly.

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Board recommends new education programs, property management rules for vacation rentals

The recommendations address statistics showing that over a two-year period, only 0.5% of appeal cases heard by the board were overturned.

June 17 Daily Briefing: Not guilty verdict, development moves forward, Bark in the Park night, and more

Today we report on the outcome of a trial involving a prominent developer int he city, what's next for a former hotel site that has long been vacant, and tell you how you and your dog can enjoy some baseball tonight.

Architectural committee approves 60-unit condo complex with design conditions

Located on 4.3 acres, the development site previously contained a Shilo Inn, but its buildings were ordered torn down by the city in 2021 after the planned Tova Hotel and Beach Club never came to fruition.

Developer John Wessman found not guilty in bribery case involving former Palm Springs mayor

A jury on Monday acquitted Wessman on all charges, including nine counts of bribery and one count of conspiracy in case involving former Mayor Steve Pougnet.

June 16 Daily Briefing: Section 14 exhibit, huge rally, palm tree problems, and more

Today we report on a powerful new exhibit at the Agua Caliente's cultural museum, why thousands of people turned out downtown over the weekend, and why palm tree planting may soon be discouraged.

City leaders move to update ordinance focused on co-owned housing properties like Pacaso

The amendments presented Wednesday address several issues identified during implementation of the original ordinance last year.

June 13 Daily Briefing: Inspiring youth program, protest planned, free baseball for residents, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we report on an inspiring program aimed at mentoring future leaders, a big rally planned in Downtown Park on Saturday, and how you can score free baseball tickets tonight.

School district’s Kings Circle program inspires confidence, leadership potential in BIPOC teen boys

The effort aims to nurture students through education, mentorship, and exposure to leaders and history to build self-esteem and prepare them as the next generation of leaders.

June 12 Daily Briefing: ‘Naked Bridge’ news, budget moves, library location, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we tell you why the city's most famous bridge has lost a bit of its uniqueness, how city leaders plan to overcome budget issues, and where many library services will be headed during a remodel.

Site approved for Palm Springs library to relocate temporarily during major renovation

Library Director Jeannie Kays said the library will relocate to a space in the Vons Shopping Center, located in the southern part of Palm Springs, under a lease with Pacific Castle Rimrock.

City Council addresses budget deficits with funding shifts, reserves spending

The direction came during a lengthy budget session where the city's finance director presented a draft budget showing total city spending rising and revenues growing modestly.

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