With a rich background in community service and advocacy, those we spoke to say deHarte will champion inclusivity in city governance as he becomes the newest mayor.
In today's Daily Briefing we report on progress at a much-anticipated hotel development, why the COD president search was halted, and introduce you to Tia, a sweet pooch looking for a forever home.
City officials emphasized the economic benefits of the project, including job creation during construction and long-term employment opportunities once the hotel opens.
Today's Daily Briefing covers a forum addressing hate speech in schools, the fallout from an incident that marred the city's holiday parade, and an opportunity to support the local library and win a gift basket.
Community members at a meeting organized by the African American Parent Advisory Council Monday evening urged clearer policies, consistent enforcement.
'I can guarantee you that nobody in this department will pop a wheelie on their motorcycle ever again,' Police Chief Andy Mills said Monday.
In today's Daily Briefing, we preview a Planning Commission meeting where a controversial restaurant is on the agenda and offer the latest on a frightening incident at the city's annual holiday parade.
The incident occurred Saturday night in Downtown Palm Springs at the start of the annual Festival of Lights Parade, a beloved holiday tradition that typically draws between 80,000 and 100,000 spectators.
None of the injuries were life-threatening, according to officials, but the motorcycle officer suffered a traumatic injury to his wrist.
In today's Daily Briefing, we report on what community members had to say about airport expansion plans last night, a festive tour of local inns, and ask for your help in looking back and looking ahead.
Officials stressed a planned expansion would be phased over two decades with opportunities for public input, and that, "We have no plans to become a mega-airport."
In today's Daily Briefing we report on the decision to allow a large warehouse within city limits, some upcoming repairs for Highway 111, and a community meeting on hate crime fears.
