In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you the status of a planned rental car facility at the airport, what's next for community-initiated Measure J projects, and let you know the results of our annual reader survey.
The commission is scheduled to reconvene on Nov. 17 to discuss which projects may need additional information from applicants. Presentations from selected applicants are tentatively planned for the Dec. 19 meeting.
The facility north of the terminal was approved for recommendation, but a $500M cost may require scaled-back initial construction. The ultimate decision will be made by the Palm Springs City Council.
In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you about stricter smoking (and vaping) rules under review, show you the recently-revealed poster for next year's International Film Festival Festival, and much more.
The changes under review would prohibit smoking in outdoor dining areas, parks, and common areas of multi-unit residences. They would apply to both traditional tobacco products and electronic smoking devices.
In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you about efforts being launched to help preserve one of our historic churches, the return of ancestral land, and a cat that needs your help.
The return of 320 acres, combined with 280 acres returned last April, brings the total amount to 600 acres of ancestral land once again in control of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians.
In today's Daily Briefing, we report on concerns over a vacant apartment complex, an overnight incident that closed a roadway, and the next class of journalism hall of famers.
In today's Daily Briefing, we report on the upcoming Tom of Finland Foundation celebration, a free shredding event later this week, and tell you why a big display at the art museum was on a Sunday news show.
In today's Daily Briefing, we report on last night's Palm Springs City Council action, an important survey on greenhouse gases, and run down some of the events taking place in our community this weekend.
The debate highlights the challenges faced by local governments when addressing international issues and the impact of their statements on diverse communities.
The council's decision allows Oswit Land Trust to proceed with restoration plans on land it owns, while ongoing disputes over leased parcels remain unresolved.
