Local organization awards $60,000 in scholarships to area seniors
In addition to the scholarships announced Wednesday, eight students received special recognition at the Do The Right Thing ceremony, including one from Raymond Cree Middle School.
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Palm Springs business owners launch fundraiser for those impacted by bombing
Many businesses near the site of Saturday's explosion are in need of repair but lack the funds. Local business owners are stepping up with a special initiative announced Wednesday.
More than just a gym: Fitness entrepreneurs bring community-focused approach to Palm Springs
"Everyone was saying to us, 'Please open a gym in Palm Springs. I think it would do great.'" -- Pieter Vodden, co-owner of Pharos Athletic Club
May 21 Daily Briefing: Budget uncertainty, Chick-fil-A approval, counseling offer, and more
In today's Daily Briefing we tell you how city leaders are approaching upcoming budget considerations, how you can get free counseling, and what's next for the proposed Chick-fil-A in the city.
Architecture committee approves Chick-fil-A pending design modifications for desert climate
During discussion Monday evening ARC members focused significant attention on climate control features, particularly for employees who will work outdoors taking orders and delivering food.
Palm Springs officials balancing budget caution with economic development
To address challenges, city officials are developing an economic development strategic plan focused on diversifying revenue sources beyond tourism.
May 20 Daily Briefing: Businesses face uncertainty after blast, possible pickleball project delay, and more
Today we report on how businesses in the area of a deadly explosion are trying to bounce back, why a highly anticipated project may get started later than expected, and introduce you to a pooch in need of a new home.
Palm Springs pickleball project delayed after bids exceed budget
After receiving 10 bids for the project at Demuth Park, only the third-lowest bid qualified, and it exceeded the allocated budget by approximately $700,000.
Images: Repairs underway, but uncertainty remains as new week dawns
On Monday we took the pulse of the city following a deadly weekend explosion. We found both resolve and trepidation as business owners, city officials, and others move forward.
Businesses face uncertainty in wake of bombing as repairs begin, investigation continues
On Monday, authorities confirmed via social media that the remains found at the scene belonged to the the suspected bomber, a 25-year-old Twentynine Palms man.
Palm Springs offers mental health resources following bomb blast
In a social media post Monday, officials noted the bombing has "severely shaken the nerves" of residents, particularly those near the blast site who witnessed the aftermath.
May 19 Daily Briefing: City starts recovery, paint store approved, tram’s summer hours, and more
In today's Daily Briefing we update you with the very latest on this weekend's violent downtown event, report on how issues with a proposed paint store got resolved, and tell you about the Aerial Tramway's summer plans.
Palm Springs business owners launch fundraiser for those impacted by bombing
Many businesses near the site of Saturday's explosion are in need of repair but lack the funds. Local business owners are stepping up with a special initiative announced Wednesday.
More than just a gym: Fitness entrepreneurs bring community-focused approach to Palm Springs
"Everyone was saying to us, 'Please open a gym in Palm Springs. I think it would do great.'" -- Pieter Vodden, co-owner of Pharos Athletic Club
May 21 Daily Briefing: Budget uncertainty, Chick-fil-A approval, counseling offer, and more
In today's Daily Briefing we tell you how city leaders are approaching upcoming budget considerations, how you can get free counseling, and what's next for the proposed Chick-fil-A in the city.
Architecture committee approves Chick-fil-A pending design modifications for desert climate
During discussion Monday evening ARC members focused significant attention on climate control features, particularly for employees who will work outdoors taking orders and delivering food.
Palm Springs officials balancing budget caution with economic development
To address challenges, city officials are developing an economic development strategic plan focused on diversifying revenue sources beyond tourism.
May 20 Daily Briefing: Businesses face uncertainty after blast, possible pickleball project delay, and more
Today we report on how businesses in the area of a deadly explosion are trying to bounce back, why a highly anticipated project may get started later than expected, and introduce you to a pooch in need of a new home.
Palm Springs pickleball project delayed after bids exceed budget
After receiving 10 bids for the project at Demuth Park, only the third-lowest bid qualified, and it exceeded the allocated budget by approximately $700,000.
Images: Repairs underway, but uncertainty remains as new week dawns
On Monday we took the pulse of the city following a deadly weekend explosion. We found both resolve and trepidation as business owners, city officials, and others move forward.
Businesses face uncertainty in wake of bombing as repairs begin, investigation continues
On Monday, authorities confirmed via social media that the remains found at the scene belonged to the the suspected bomber, a 25-year-old Twentynine Palms man.
Palm Springs offers mental health resources following bomb blast
In a social media post Monday, officials noted the bombing has "severely shaken the nerves" of residents, particularly those near the blast site who witnessed the aftermath.
May 19 Daily Briefing: City starts recovery, paint store approved, tram’s summer hours, and more
In today's Daily Briefing we update you with the very latest on this weekend's violent downtown event, report on how issues with a proposed paint store got resolved, and tell you about the Aerial Tramway's summer plans.