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Voters get final say today in City Council races, local ballot measures, state and federal contests, more

Two seats on the city’s top governing body are being contested – in districts 4 and 5. In addition, two current councilmembers are hoping to head to Sacramento and a seat in the State Legislature.

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Nov. 4 Daily Briefing: Pride Parade, Measure J vote explained, CV Link work, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you why the annual Pride Parade was so important to so many, talk about trees, and tell you what the construction noise is all about in the northern part of the city.

November 1 Daily Briefing: Pride underway, tiki culture celebrated, a hidden gem, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we preview the city's weekend full of Pride, look at a book celebrating some of the city's unique pop culture, and reveal the hidden gem we chose for a national article.

Oct. 31 Daily Briefing: State of the City, Pride flag unfurled, PSIFF award, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we report on what the mayor said at Wednesday's annual State of the City, a big award for 'Emilia Pérez,' and the kickoff to Pride Weekend in the city.

Palm Springs mayor touts economic growth, unveils future projects in State of the City address

During a speech at the Palm Springs Art Museum, Mayor Jeffrey Bernstein touted the city's robust economic performance while outlining plans for a revamped convention center and airport.

Oct. 30 Daily Briefing: Next steps for vacation rental rule proposals, COD agreement official, and more

Today's Daily Briefing covers potential updates to city policies on short-term vacation rentals, the resolution of a conflict between the city and COD, and highlights a few local community events.

Palm Springs board to consult mayor on vacation rental ordinance changes

The Administrative Appeals Board has been exploring new strategies to ensure real estate agents and property buyers are well-informed about the city's short-term rental regulations.

Oct. 29 Daily Briefing: Park plans, new city director, Demuth facility celebrated, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we report on what's next for long-term parks and recreation plans, a new head for the department that runs parks, and the dedication of some major new playground equipment.

Palm Springs Parks and Recreation Commission voices approval for draft 10-year parks master plan

The plan discussed Monday evening outlines strategies to enhance park accessibility, expand trails, improve climate resilience, and increase community engagement.

Palm Springs officials unveil $800,000 playground at Demuth Park

The state-of-the-art facility features equipment designed for children ages 2 to 5, with a focus on accessibility for those with disabilities and neurodiversity challenges.

Palm Springs taps Ontario’s parks chief as new Parks and Recreation Department director

In his role in Ontario, Gonzalez manages a $17.5 million annual budget and supervises 37 full-time and 300 part-time employees. He also oversees a municipal golf course.

Oct. 28 Daily Briefing: Latest housing report, fire station 3 improvements, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we report on the latest trends in home sales, ambitious plans for the fire station near Victoria Park, and preview some of today's events in the city.

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