Suspect named, FBI seeks public’s help tracking vehicle movements in Palm Springs IVF bombing
Authorities characterized the incident as 'probably the largest bombing scene we've ever seen in Southern California' during a Sunday press conference.
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Images: ‘Intentional act of terrorism’ shakes Palm Springs
The Post was the first local media outlet at the scene of a deadly explosion outside the American Reproductive Centers clinic Saturday morning. These images are what we witnessed as the day unfolded.
One dead, four injured after explosion outside reproductive center in Downtown Palm Springs; police and FBI investigating as an act of terror
An FBI official described the law enforcement response as "probably one of the largest bombing investigations that we've had in Southern California."
Council approves new paint store after Planning Commission rejection, project revisions
The Palm Springs City Council voted to grant an appeal of an earlier decision after a lengthy discussion about zoning requirements, architectural design, and the vision for the Uptown area.
May 16 Daily Briefing: Progress against homelessness, Blue Zones launches, parks event, and more
In today's Daily Briefing we report on what county data says about the number of people living outside in the city, a chance to celebrate kids and parks, and the launch of a new program aimed at making city residents healthier.
Palm Springs reports 63% drop in homelessness as county data is released
Numbers from a one-day point-in-time count in January show a second consecutive year of declining growth rates and a 19% drop in unsheltered individuals across all of Riverside County.
May 15 Daily Briefing: Former mayor enters plea, pickleball court agreement, theater ending run, and more
In today's Daily Briefing we report on the latest in the case against a former mayor and a developer, where temporary pickleball courts could go, and why a local theater is endings it run after 15 years.
College of the Desert names Val Martinez Garcia as new superintendent/president
The Board of Trustees approved Martinez Garcia's appointment with a 3-2 vote, with contract details to be finalized and presented for formal approval at a meeting on Friday.
Council approves entering into sublease for pickleball courts at COD’s existing city campus
The city hopes to convert three vacant tennis courts into 12 pickleball courts while the permanent facility at Demuth Park undergoes an eight-month expansion to double its capacity.
Former Palm Springs mayor pleads guilty in bribery case
Steve Pougnet admitted to accepting bribes from developers to influence city projects, while prosecutors objected to the potential sentence of three years probation.
May 14 Daily Briefing: Revamped awards process, council preview, stoles awarded, and more
Today's Daily Briefing covers potential changes to the Human Rights Commission's community awards program, key topics at the City Council meeting tonight, and a significant achievement for local African American students.
Human Rights Commission seeks to overhaul awards process after past controversies
Commissioners this week debated simplifying criteria, improving vetting, and maintaining control of the recognition program at their monthly meeting.
Images: ‘Intentional act of terrorism’ shakes Palm Springs
The Post was the first local media outlet at the scene of a deadly explosion outside the American Reproductive Centers clinic Saturday morning. These images are what we witnessed as the day unfolded.
One dead, four injured after explosion outside reproductive center in Downtown Palm Springs; police and FBI investigating as an act of terror
An FBI official described the law enforcement response as "probably one of the largest bombing investigations that we've had in Southern California."
Council approves new paint store after Planning Commission rejection, project revisions
The Palm Springs City Council voted to grant an appeal of an earlier decision after a lengthy discussion about zoning requirements, architectural design, and the vision for the Uptown area.
May 16 Daily Briefing: Progress against homelessness, Blue Zones launches, parks event, and more
In today's Daily Briefing we report on what county data says about the number of people living outside in the city, a chance to celebrate kids and parks, and the launch of a new program aimed at making city residents healthier.
Palm Springs reports 63% drop in homelessness as county data is released
Numbers from a one-day point-in-time count in January show a second consecutive year of declining growth rates and a 19% drop in unsheltered individuals across all of Riverside County.
May 15 Daily Briefing: Former mayor enters plea, pickleball court agreement, theater ending run, and more
In today's Daily Briefing we report on the latest in the case against a former mayor and a developer, where temporary pickleball courts could go, and why a local theater is endings it run after 15 years.
College of the Desert names Val Martinez Garcia as new superintendent/president
The Board of Trustees approved Martinez Garcia's appointment with a 3-2 vote, with contract details to be finalized and presented for formal approval at a meeting on Friday.
Council approves entering into sublease for pickleball courts at COD’s existing city campus
The city hopes to convert three vacant tennis courts into 12 pickleball courts while the permanent facility at Demuth Park undergoes an eight-month expansion to double its capacity.
Former Palm Springs mayor pleads guilty in bribery case
Steve Pougnet admitted to accepting bribes from developers to influence city projects, while prosecutors objected to the potential sentence of three years probation.
May 14 Daily Briefing: Revamped awards process, council preview, stoles awarded, and more
Today's Daily Briefing covers potential changes to the Human Rights Commission's community awards program, key topics at the City Council meeting tonight, and a significant achievement for local African American students.
Human Rights Commission seeks to overhaul awards process after past controversies
Commissioners this week debated simplifying criteria, improving vetting, and maintaining control of the recognition program at their monthly meeting.