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‘We’re not going back’: LGBTQ+ community, allies march for justice, equality

Chants echoed through the Arenas District Friday night at a rally held in reaction to attacks by the new presidential administration that has begun to chip away at hard-earned rights of LGBTQ+ citizens.

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Feb. 7 Daily Briefing: Settlement reached, teachers honored, library display, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we report on a settlement that will help a local restaurant and a major project move forward, our local teachers of the year, and a unique patron-centered program at the library.

City, restaurant reach settlement in Plaza Theatre renovation dispute

The City Council's unanimous November decision to use eminent domain to acquire a portion of a local restaurant's patio faced significant opposition from both the owners and the community.

Feb. 6 Daily Briefing: Nav Center clinics, tribe donations, library still needs temporary home, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we report on efforts to offer healthcare services to our unhoused population, some charitable giving, and the ongoing need to find a new home for the city's library during construction.

Mobile medical clinics expand healthcare services for residents at Palm Springs Navigation Center

The clinics, which debuted Wednesday, will provide primary care, mental health services, pharmacology, and referrals to brick-and-mortar clinics in the city when necessary.

Feb. 5 Daily Briefing: Building demolition, hate crime reported, free baseball, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we report on an act of vandalism at the city's cultural center, what's next for a nearly 100-year-old building, and introduce you to a pooch in need of a new home.

Demolition of former El Morocco Hotel, redevelopment of Palm Highlands Inn site approved

'With each of these approvals we lose a little bit,' said Historic Site Preservation Board Chair Jade Nelson. 'So it's always difficult.'

Hate crime investigation launched after LGBTQ+ flags vandalized

Palm Springs police are seeking public assistance in the investigation into the incident at the Palm Springs Cultural Center, while donations are being sought for additional security.

Feb. 4 Daily Briefing: Bookings up, Modernism Week approaching, next star, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we report on how LA fires have led to an increase in short-term rentals here, who is up next for a star on a local sidewalk, and what to do at Modernism Week for little or no cost.

Feb. 3 Daily Briefing: Project list narrowed, Villa Roma celebrates, band benefit, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we report on the kickoff of Black History Month, a decision over community submitted projects, and how to help PSHS replace worn band uniforms.

Villa Roma community celebrates historic district status during weekend ceremony

The recognition follows more than a decade of work by homeowner volunteers who researched and documented the 69-home community's iconic midcentury architecture featuring Roman-themed elements.

Measure J Oversight Commission recommends funding 14 community projects, rejects 19 others

The total funding requested for the projects currently exceed the commission's $6 million budget. Its members will meet again in February to determine specific funding amounts for each project.

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