Planning Commission approves massive warehouse project despite environmental concerns
In a 4-0 vote, commissioners approved the project while adding several conditions aimed at mitigating impacts and improving compatibility with city goals.
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Palm Springs leaders vow to maintain city as safe haven amid post-election concerns
At a community meeting, residents gathered to discuss the city's safety strategies under the incoming White House administration, amid fears that its sanctuary status might increase the risk of hate crimes.
Dec. 4 Daily Briefing: Mural move, warehouse being addressed, toy drop-offs, and more
In today's Daily Briefing we report on what's next for the George Floyd mural, progress on building multiunit housing near a classic building, and introduce you to Starboard, a feline friend looking for a forever home.
Dec. 3 Daily Briefing: New role for Kors, pedestrian dies, Kendall returns, and more
In today's Daily Briefing, we report on what's next for Geoff Kors, where a former city manager landed, and welcome editor Kendall Balchan back after her kidney transplant.
Former Palm Springs councilmember and mayor tapped to lead health initiative in city
Geoff Kors will spearhead the Blue Zones initiative, a project aimed at improving community well-being that now has funding via a unique public-private partnership.
Dec. 2 Daily Briefing: Hitchcock series, Film Fest lineup, community meetings, and more
In today's Daily Briefing, we preview a meeting about post-election concerns, what's ahead for a local film series, and report on a collision that claimed the life of a Palm Springs community service officer.
Nov. 27 Daily Briefing: Lawsuit settlement, parks plan moves forward, our holiday guide, and more
In today's Daily Briefing we report on the possible resolution of a lawsuit involving former golf course land, progress on parks, and how best to navigate the airport this holiday week.
Oswit Land Trust, Mesquite HOA reach agreement in Prescott Preserve dispute
The resolution, announced in a joint statement Tuesday evening, came after eight hours of mediation. No specifics were available.
Palm Springs Parks Master Plan approved for City Council review
An earlier draft of the document recommends the city focus on upgrades to aging community centers, aquatic facilities, and playgrounds, while introducing adaptable spaces for diverse activities.Â
Airport gears up for Thanksgiving rush with travel tips, enhancements
Peak travel times are anticipated on Tuesday, Wednesday, and the Sunday following Thanksgiving, with daily averages of around 6,500 passengers.
Nov. 26 Daily Briefing: Hybrid rental car plan, ‘Love Local’ cards, tribe needs vote, and more
In today's Daily Briefing, we report on an additional option for the new rental car facility at the airport, a gift card deal from the city, and a contest to vote in that supports the Agua Caliente.
Palm Springs Airport Commission backs hybrid rental car facility plan
Following an outpouring of public opinion, the commission saw a phased approach to address costs, views, and passenger convenience at its latest meeting.
Palm Springs leaders vow to maintain city as safe haven amid post-election concerns
At a community meeting, residents gathered to discuss the city's safety strategies under the incoming White House administration, amid fears that its sanctuary status might increase the risk of hate crimes.
Dec. 4 Daily Briefing: Mural move, warehouse being addressed, toy drop-offs, and more
In today's Daily Briefing we report on what's next for the George Floyd mural, progress on building multiunit housing near a classic building, and introduce you to Starboard, a feline friend looking for a forever home.
Dec. 3 Daily Briefing: New role for Kors, pedestrian dies, Kendall returns, and more
In today's Daily Briefing, we report on what's next for Geoff Kors, where a former city manager landed, and welcome editor Kendall Balchan back after her kidney transplant.
Former Palm Springs councilmember and mayor tapped to lead health initiative in city
Geoff Kors will spearhead the Blue Zones initiative, a project aimed at improving community well-being that now has funding via a unique public-private partnership.
Dec. 2 Daily Briefing: Hitchcock series, Film Fest lineup, community meetings, and more
In today's Daily Briefing, we preview a meeting about post-election concerns, what's ahead for a local film series, and report on a collision that claimed the life of a Palm Springs community service officer.
Nov. 27 Daily Briefing: Lawsuit settlement, parks plan moves forward, our holiday guide, and more
In today's Daily Briefing we report on the possible resolution of a lawsuit involving former golf course land, progress on parks, and how best to navigate the airport this holiday week.
Oswit Land Trust, Mesquite HOA reach agreement in Prescott Preserve dispute
The resolution, announced in a joint statement Tuesday evening, came after eight hours of mediation. No specifics were available.
Palm Springs Parks Master Plan approved for City Council review
An earlier draft of the document recommends the city focus on upgrades to aging community centers, aquatic facilities, and playgrounds, while introducing adaptable spaces for diverse activities.Â
Airport gears up for Thanksgiving rush with travel tips, enhancements
Peak travel times are anticipated on Tuesday, Wednesday, and the Sunday following Thanksgiving, with daily averages of around 6,500 passengers.
Nov. 26 Daily Briefing: Hybrid rental car plan, ‘Love Local’ cards, tribe needs vote, and more
In today's Daily Briefing, we report on an additional option for the new rental car facility at the airport, a gift card deal from the city, and a contest to vote in that supports the Agua Caliente.
Palm Springs Airport Commission backs hybrid rental car facility plan
Following an outpouring of public opinion, the commission saw a phased approach to address costs, views, and passenger convenience at its latest meeting.