In today's Daily Briefing we look back on what city officials got done in 2024, tell you the status of three prominent projects, and introduce you to a furry friend that needs a new home.
From the Section 14 Survivors settlement to the navigation center launch and groundbreaking at a planned college campus, the city tackled multiple challenges with strategic focus.
During their regular monthly meeting on Dec. 3, members expressed frustration over the lack of progress at multiple sites that have not seen activity for decades and have significant historical value in the city.
In today's Daily Briefing we tell you what readers thought were the top stories of 2024, where you can once again see first-run movies in the city, and what's next for some annual awards.
The Section 14 reparations settlement addressed a painful chapter in Palm Springs’ history. Readers said it was both a pivotal and polarizing event.
In today's Daily Briefing, we look back at our top stories of 2024, report on the latest development with the new hospital lease, and check in on a weekend parade unlike any other.
From reporting about a summer slump for downtown merchants and employees, to hotel name changes and a statue lawsuit, see what readers of The Post were most interested in during 2024.
In today's Daily Briefing, we report on Thursday's swearing-in ceremonies at City Hall, a possible moratorium on new drive-thrus in the city, and run down some weekend events.
On Thursday, Councilmember Jeffrey Bernstein asked for a discussion on a moratorium one day after the Planning Commission postponed a decision regarding a proposed Chick-fil-A in the city.
'My big, bold initiative is to put the brakes on,' new Mayor Ron deHarte said. 'I'm calling on a prioritization of current projects while delivering constituent services at a level we can all be proud of.'
In today's Daily Briefing we profile our next mayor, report on what the Planning Commission decided on a proposed Chick-fil-A, and tell you about a unique twist on traditional holiday pictures.
Dozens of letters to the commission were submitted prior to Wednesday's meeting. A majority took issue with the millions of dollars the fast-food chain has donated to anti-LGBTQ groups.
