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March 6 Daily Briefing: Bridge work starting, Dada honored, library naming, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we report on an honor for a legendary local businessman, where traffic will be squeezed starting Monday, and the creative way the library will be raising funds.

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March 5 Daily Briefing: Next steps for hospital district, home conversion moves ahead, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you what's next in the sale of the city's hospital and the historic Gas Company Building, and introduce you to Milo, a loveable canine looking for a new home.

March 4 Daily Briefing: Airport report, OLT film fest, newest star announced, and more

Today's CV Giving Day edition of The Daily Briefing has reports on what the airport accomplished last year, a film fest focused on nature, and how Mary Bono will be honored in the city later this month.

March 3 Daily Briefing: Special unit launched, bookstore/bar planned, changes for animal org, and more

Today we kick off the week with reports on a new effort to respond to mental health crises int he city, a new business coming to an old building, and a new name for our local animal support organization.

Feb. 28 Daily Briefing: Barnes & Noble balks, traffic plan, ‘Marilyn’ finally moves, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you about relief coming to drivers impacted by a state road project in the city, why a big business turned down a chance to occupy the Town & Country Center, and run down some weekend events.

PSP officials report strong growth in 2024, outline future plans in annual report

The city airport achieved a financial surplus, added new routes, and elevated the passenger experience, all while setting stage for future growth.

SR 111 Roadway Project work in Palm Springs switching to nights to ease traffic woes

Crews will now work Monday through Thursday nights from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m., with no construction planned for Friday, Saturday or Sunday nights.

Lease deal with Barnes & Noble falls short in efforts to revive historic Town & Country Center

A Grit Development official confirmed Thursday that plans to bring the nationwide bookseller to the space had fallen short following a year of discussions.

Feb. 27 Daily Briefing: New court, superintendent to retire, honoring advocates, and more

Today we report on the recognition of two important community advocates, a major milestone for the local tribe, and what's next for our schools superintendent.

Justice served, history made: New court solidifies tribal sovereignty

"The process didn't officially start until 2016, but this has been a vision for generations. So, to see it actually up and running — this is a dream come true." — Tribal Chairman Reid D. Milanovich

Palm Springs Unified School District superintendent announces retirement

Tony Signoret took over as superintendent in January 2024. He is the third superintendent to lead the district in the past five years.

Palm Springs police introduce new mental health crisis response unit

The specialized unit, known as CBAT, pairs an officer with a licensed behavioral health specialist to address situations involving mental health emergencies, substance abuse issues, and homelessness.

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