In today's Daily Briefing we report on what's concerning a local commission, how you can eat well for less with a special city program, and introduce you to a pup in need of a forever home.
Despite procedural concerns, the commission unanimously approved the mural application at The Thompson, with commissioners praising the artwork itself.
In today's Daily Briefing we tell you about the latest efforts to revise the city's vacation rental rules, who will be honored with the next Walk of the Stars ceremony, and the verdict in a homicide case dating back to 2019.
During their regular monthly meeting, Administrative Appeals Board members discussed challenges in enforcing vacation rental regulations, particularly since many property owners live outside Palm Springs.
Today's Daily Briefing has a comprehensive list of weekend events, news of a naming ceremony at PSHS, and details of a photography exhibit you won't want to miss.
The formal dedication honors not only Nancy Coffey, a graduate of the school, but her sister — also an alumna — and their parents. Several longtime friends and fellow alumni attended the ceremony.
In today's Daily Briefing we tell you why the county recognized Lets Kick ASS Palm Springs, how a unique historical site might be protected from development, and why a popular charity event is ending.
As a property owner seeks to build a home nearby, the remains of the Avery Field Cabin present a unique challenge to those tasked with protecting them.
In today's Daily Briefing we report on last night's town hall on homelessness, how In-N-Out plans to ease traffic congestion at its proposed Palm Springs location, and introduce you to a kitty in need of a new home.
Well in the Desert previously received financial support from the city, but the relationship between elected officials and the nonprofit began deteriorating five years ago, leading to a breakup of sorts in 2021.
Traffic management appeared to be a key consideration in the design, with multiple access points and internal circulation patterns intended to prevent congestion on surrounding streets.
In today's Daily Briefing we report on what's going on with the large aircraft turning heads over the city, a community forum on homelessness being held tonight, and the winners of a contest for young playwrights.
