Today we report on concerns over our city's dog parks and how they are being addressed, an important event for voters, and introduce you to a furry feline in need of a forever home.
Today's Daily Briefing covers reactions to claims in an legal dispute surrounding the Plaza Theatre entryway, how to voice opinions on road reconfiguration, and potential projects eligible for funding via a special tax.
"The foundation has no control or influence in the city's negotiations with the developer regarding the adjacent property next to the Plaza Theater." — J.R. Roberts
Several major projects were advanced last week, including needed improvements to Palm Springs Stadium, solar installations for local nonprofits, and facility upgrades at community centers.
In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you about ongoing legal issues over the Plaza Theatre, what to expect as "Forever Marilyn" is moved, and look back at an important parade and town fair held over the weekend.
Among other things, Grit Development claims the city has wrongly given a nonprofit, led by a former City Council member, authority over decisions regarding eminent domain acquisition of its property.
In today's Daily Briefing, we preview the annual Black History Parade & Town Fair, tell you all about changes at the city's first-run movie theater, and report on a small move for a big statue.
As announced Thursday, the 26-foot statue will be transported less than 100 feet to Downtown Park. The moving process is expected to begin Sunday and conclude by Friday, Feb. 28.
In today's Daily Briefing we tell you what a local YouTuber found behind a mysterious metal wall, how the city might address air quality, and the ongoing effort to fight Covid.
The Palm Springs Sustainability Commission is revisiting idle reduction strategies. So far, Palm Desert is the only Coachella Valley city to adopt restrictions.
In today's Daily Briefing, we report on the architectural review of a large warehoused planned in city limits, who will be honored with the city's next star, and introduce you to a pooch in need of a new home.
During deliberation Tuesday evening, the 730,000-square-foot building sparked concerns over its potential impact on tourism and job sustainability amid automation advancements.
