In today's Daily Briefing we tell you what's next for a private pickleball project in the city, offer some advice for pet parents dealing with the intense heat, and report on the official hiring of a new leader for local schools.
While commissioners expressed support for the concept, they voted 6-1 to continue the matter to a future date to allow the applicant to conduct acoustical studies and resolve several technical issues.
Dr. Marcus Funchess will begin July 1 following Dr. Tony Signoret's retirement at the end of this month.
In today's Daily Briefing we report on allegations by a police department employee and the city's response, how you can catch a glimpse of a miniature model of the planned AIDS Memorial, and introduce you to our pet of the week.
A lawsuit filed April 17 seeks unspecified damages against the city and two police supervisors for alleged violations of state employment and whistleblower protection laws.
Today we report on a possible tax credit that would benefit the Plaza Theatre project, how you can score free supplies from the library, and the latest in the trial of a city developer.
Under the proposed structure, a private investor would provide over $5 million in investment equity to the theater project in exchange for federal tax credits.
In today's Daily Briefing we report on a unique culinary exchange taking place later this month, an event to support local firefighters this weekend, and where some of the city's art is headed next.
The relocations are part of ongoing efforts by the commission to ensure the city's 140-piece public art collection remains visible and accessible to residents and visitors.
In today's Daily Briefing we tell you about a water waste issue that might finally be solved, settlement of multiple water rights lawsuits, and an arrest in last month's attack on a local clinic.
The agreement will settle two long-standing lawsuits and calls for up to $500 million in federal funding for water infrastructure projects throughout the Coachella Valley.
Federal authorities allege the man shipped 180 pounds of ammonium nitrate to a 25-year-old Twentynine Palms man who bombed the clinic and was killed in the blast.
