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April 2 Daily Briefing: Healthcare concerns, tribal elections, our pet of the week, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we report on concerns in the community as the federal government moves to cut healthcare staff, the results of recent tribal elections, and introduce you to Bane, an affectionate pooch in need of a new home.

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Palm Springs HIV advocates navigate uncertainty after federal health agency cuts

Recent mass layoffs at U.S. health agencies have created significant anxiety in Palm Springs, which has one of the nation's largest populations of HIV-positive individuals.

April 1 Daily Briefing: Design concerns, zoning changes discussed, visible changes at Air Museum, and more

Today we report on what local architecture experts are saying about new home developments here, a food drive that supports The Center's efforts, and why there's a new facade going up at the Air Museum.

Early draft of zoning overhaul reduces districts, creates new housing options; public invited to weigh in

A key feature of the proposed update is the creation of new "missing middle" housing districts. These would accommodate a wider variety of housing types while constraining the scale of new development.

Plans for ‘soulless’ and ‘pseudo-modern’ new development ignite passion in city’s architecture community

A recent conversation about a proposed development on East Palm Canyon Drive opened up a larger conversation on flaws with the design and architecture of new developments in the city.

March 31 Daily Briefing: Paying for convention center, film fest dates, new art, and more

Today we report on the latest in the effort to revitalize the city's convention center, why there's a car hanging from the outside of a local hotel, and when you can attend the next Palm Springs International Film Fest.

Palm Springs plans convention center district with downtown connections to maintain competitive edge

The project, estimated to cost approximately $98 million for capital improvements to the convention center itself, would be completed on a compressed timeline of three to four years.

March 28 Daily Briefing: Navigation center update, funding for historic theater work, dog parks discussed, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you about a meeting between city officials and dog park users, a report on the navigation center one year after it began to open, and some events you can attend this weekend.

City’s homeless navigation center shows progress one year after some of its doors first opened

City officials who spoke Thursday evening reported full occupancy for some portions of the facility while police cited a decrease in visible homelessness.

Dog park users have voices heard in meeting with Palm Springs parks officials, staff, commissioners

Parks and Recreation Director Nick Gonzalez hosted the meeting to gather feedback from dog park users and establish a collaborative approach to addressing issues.

March 27 Daily Briefing: Cannabis conversation, Plaza Theatre funding request, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we report on a crucial conversation held at the Boys & Girls Club last night, what to expect at tonight's Palm Springs City Council meeting, and run down some local events.

Revivals Stores Celebrate 30 Years of Affordable Shopping, Sustainability, and Community Impact

DAP Health’s own brand of resale retail, Revivals, celebrates its 30th anniversary in 2025 at all four of its locations: Palm Springs, Cathedral City, Palm Desert, and Indio. Come see for yourself why Revivals is often voted best of its class in many Coachella Valley contests. Plus, read more here.

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