In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you how to provide your thoughts on housing in the city, which artists will be at Desert X, and where to find food pop-ups, food trucks, and chefs tonight.
Palm Springs officials have launched surveys to address community needs and fair housing issues while navigating challenges from rising rent costs and potential federal funding fluctuations.
Today's Daily Briefing discusses potential improvements to local broadband service, county leaders' efforts to shield undocumented residents, and honors awarded by PSUSD to some exceptional students.
The latest public meeting on the subject, held Wednesday evening at City Hall, drew a handful of residents eager to voice familiar concerns about limited supplier options and sometimes spotty service.
The 'Every Student Succeeding' ceremony at Richards Center for the Arts at PSHS saw a student from each PSUSD school awarded for their efforts in overcoming challenges.
In today's Daily Briefing, we cover a local business owner's generous donation of shoes to local schools, the latest timeline for the Demuth Park pickleball project, and a furry friend in need of a home.
Members of the Palm Springs Parks and Recreation Commission updated the community this week on perceived delays as they outlined plans for the eagerly-anticipated $6 million project at Demuth Park.
In today's Daily Briefing we report on efforts to boost our tree population, a successful cleanup effort, and what's being done to determine whose remains were found near Araby Trail.
New rules under consideration aim to preserve urban forests, requiring property owners to replace large trees removed with stricter guidelines for new plantings.
In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you what's next for a project at the site of a former golf course, what's next for a former councilmember, and how it went at an annual tribal event.
The unanimous decision allows a developer to sell portions of the 386-unit project to individual builders, promoting a phased building approach.
The approval follows months of public input and expansion includes a new hybrid Rental Car Center and additional gates, laying the groundwork for expansion over the coming decades.
