Palm Springs City Council rejects idea of pause on drive-thrus, directs staff to study issues
Councilmember Jeffrey Bernstein had proposed a temporary moratorium on new drive-thrus, citing concerns about sustainability and walkability.
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Palm Springs police employee charged with murder in collision involving another employee
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Palm Springs hotels offer discounted rates to wildfire evacuees
A local hospitality association is partnering with city to provide shelter for those affected by Los Angeles County wildfires.
Jan. 9 Daily Briefing: In-N-Out has plans here, arrest made in death of PSPD employee, and more
In today's Daily Briefing we have some breaking burger news, a report on charges filed against a PSPD employee in the death of a fellow employee, and introduce you to Hawthorne, a cat in need of a forever home.
In-N-Out eyes former bank building site in Palm Springs for next area restaurant
The land that previously held a Bank of America building at Smoke Tree Village could soon be home to the franchise known for its simple menu and iconic hamburgers.
Palm Springs police employee charged with murder in collision involving another employee
The Riverside County District Attorney's Office filed charges against Juliana Granados on Tuesday following an investigation, alleging alcohol was a contributing factor in the collision.Â
Jan. 8 Daily Briefing: New plans for old hotel, drought persists, music docs at film fest, and more
In today's Daily Briefing we dive into a surge of music documentaries at the city's annual film fest, report on what's next for a faded hotel, and tell you why, despite snow on the mountains, we're still in a drought.
Plans for modern resort at site of budget hotel with long history move forward
Under plans reviewed by a city board Tuesday evening, several buildings at the current site of a Days Inn would be knocked down to make room for the change.
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In today's Daily Briefing we tell you about a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for local students, a nearby visit by President Biden, and a new concert series all this month downtown.
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In the Monday edition of our Daily Briefing, we look into a proposal to study the feasibility of a food co-op where one is badly needed in the city, report on the next star in the Walk of the Stars, and much more.
Organization hopes to land Measure J funding for northern Palm Springs food co-op study
The proposed study aims to examine the sustainability and financial viability of a potential food co-op. It would also explore how the initiative could complement the city's broader plans for retail in the area.