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Nov. 25 Daily Briefing: Real estate report, Modernism auction, library find, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you how the city's real estate market is shaping up, report on a bit of serendipity at the library, and note who will lead the annual holiday parade.

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October Desert Housing Report reveals mixed signals for Palm Springs real estate

Inventory rises but sales slow, as city's market reflects regional trends of price decreases and cautious buyers.

November 22 Daily Briefing: Controversy over patio, AIDS memorial funding, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you about why the city is moving to claim space occupied by popular patio seating, funding for part of the planned AIDS memorial, and some of the many local weekend events.

Palm Springs City Council reaffirms commitment to Human Rights Commission

Councilmembers discussed plans Thursday night to revitalize the commission while maintaining its core mission of promoting human rights.

Funding for installation of ‘Well of Love’ AIDS Memorial in Downtown Park approved

An initial proposed design for the project faced opposition. But a later proposal gained community support through a redesign process that included five listening sessions and a town hall.

Council approves acquiring Kalura Trattoria’s patio for downtown theater project

The move, which still requires negotiations, came with strong opposition from the restaurant's owners and patrons.

Nov. 21 Daily Briefing: Holstege concedes, energy ordinance, remembering our ‘Founding Mother,’ and more

In today's Daily Briefing we preview tonight's City Council meeting, wrap up the 2024 local election, pay tribute to the woman who helped fund The Post, and tell you about a new energy efficiency ordinance.

Holstege concedes in California’s 47th Assembly District race

The latest reports from elections officials show incumbent Greg Wallis holding a lead of nearly 5,000 votes, a significantly wider margin than their previous contest.

Sustainability Commission moves forward with energy efficiency ordinance for older homes

During deliberations Tuesday evening, commission members emphasized the importance of balancing emissions reduction goals with equity concerns for homeowners.

Nov. 19 Daily Briefing: Tribe’s curriculum success, Film Fest award, Desert X, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we report on an award-winning effort by the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians you may not be aware of, more honors at the city's film fest, and some key community meetings today.

Agua Caliente school curriculum serves as model for tribes nationwide

“We wanted our membership to know that we are putting ourselves out there for people to learn about us and to know that we are still here; we’re not invisible anymore.” -- John R. Preckwinkle III

Nov. 18 Daily Briefing: Energy efficiencies, small plane incident, hospital’s future, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you about what's next for the city's hospital, why the library needs lots of storage, and news rules that could be coming for older homes.

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