Today's Daily Briefing has news of community proposed projects that made the cut, first quarter city crime data, and some Easter events (and more) planned for this weekend.
The final votes came after commissioners evaluated 52 applications over an eight-month period. They were tasked with carefully balancing the needs of various organizations while staying within budget constraints.
In today's Daily Briefing we tell you about an effort to address concerns about city parks, a new artwork in place downtown, and who made the list to possibly lead COD.
While Palm Springs officials are working on a long-term vision for parks through an updated master plan, People for Palm Springs Parks is focused on addressing basic concerns like cleanliness.
In today's Daily Briefing we report on departure of the head of the Palm Springs Art Museum, a game-changing innovation for the drag industry, and introduce you to 'John Wayne,' a pooch in need of a forever home.
After years of struggling with ill-fitting pantyhose, Honey Davenport's Honey's Hose offers specialized features so performers can finally feel like "this product was made specifically for you."
In today's Daily Briefing we report on an earthquake felt in the city on Monday, what's next in a superintendent search, and efforts to change the schedule for a bridge project in South Palm Springs.
The owner of a car wash dependent on traffic from the road near the project is urging the city to delay construction and shorten its schedule to avoid losses to his business and others.
In today's Daily Briefing we tell you who will be next to receive a sidewalk star, how you can "adopt" an emergency dispatcher, and where fire officials think a new station should be built.
The fire department evaluated three alternative locations, but each option resulted in significant losses in coverage area that could be reached in the optimal amount of time.
Today's Daily Briefing has news of an art celebration for all ages on Saturday, how things were turned around at a once off limits park, and a rundown of a few select weekend events you might be interested in.
"We really turned a neighborhood park back into a park for the neighborhood," remarked Palm Springs Mayor Ron deHarte during a Thursday ceremony.
