Multiple local organizations presented donations during a Wednesday morning ceremony, including a $10,000 check from the Old Las Palmas Neighborhood Organization and $2,400 from the Palm Springs Sun Up Rotary Club.
In today's Daily Briefing we tell you what to expect at tonight's City Council meeting, why you should dine out locally starting this weekend, and introduce you to our local students of the year.
Today we report on how the local housing market is doing, why the city might be facing budget challenges, and introduce you to a cat that's in need of a forever home.
The latest Desert Housing Report shows Palm Springs with the greatest price decline among valley cities as available homes increase by more than 1,300 units compared to last year.
Challenges stem from several factors, including the expiration of state grant funding for the city's Navigation Center, rising employee costs, and conservative revenue projections in an uncertain economy.
In today's Daily Briefing we report on how staff at American Reproductive Centers is moving forward, a film screening with meaning, and how the community is marking Memorial Day.
City Manager Scott Stiles brought the emergency relief proposal before the City Council Thursday, citing the immediate need to help Dr. Maher Abdallah move embryonic materials from the damaged building.
The grant will fund the first phase of restoration work on 28 acres of the defunct Mesquite Golf Course, which Oswit Land Trust purchased in July 2022.
A forward-looking approach has driven both the recovery and the city's comprehensive response following a bombing at a Palm Springs fertility clinic less than one week ago.
During a media event, Palm Springs officials and the staff of American Reproductive Centers spoke about what's next for the clinic and what the staff has been through since a May 17 bombing at the clinic.
In today's Daily Briefing we tell you about an effort to raise funds for businesses impacted by last weekend's bombing, local students who are benefiting from a unique program, and a new gym that's more than just a place to workout.
Cycling advocates revealed troubling statistics: cyclist fatalities in the Coachella Valley have been on the rise in recent years, with 30 deaths recorded since 2015 compared to just 20 between 2000 and 2015.
