In today's Daily Briefing, we report on the path forward for a city commission, what to expect at tonight's City Council meeting, and preview the upcoming DAP Health Equity Walk.
Members of the Palm Springs City Council working on the issue propose shifting Human Rights Commission to human services focus; process expected to extend into 2025.
In today's Daily Briefing, we report on frustrations over the condition of a historic downtown complex, important drills going on at the airport, and introduce you to Alex, a feline looking for a new home.
The training spans multiple days, providing ample time for crews to practice handling large fires and working together under pressure.
Designed in 1948 by architects Paul R. Williams and A. Quincy Jones, the site has been at the heart of a preservation battle for years. The complex has suffered from neglect and deterioration.
In today's Daily Briefing, we report on a school bond measure that will be on the Nov. 5 ballot, rumors of some Olympic events in our area, and tell you where to find questions and answers from City Council candidates.
Voters previously approved Measure E in 2008, which provided the district with $516 million. Voters later approved Measure I, which reauthorized $216 million of that initial bond.
In today's Daily Briefing, we report on some changes that will be proposed for the city's vacation rental ordinance, how a local theater company plans to repurpose a church, and much more.
At a forum hosted by ONE-PS on Saturday, five candidates for the Palm Springs City Council District 4 seat and one unopposed candidate for District 5 shared strategies for tackling the city's pressing issues.
In today's Daily Briefing, we report on projects competing for Measure J funds, evidence the DA claims to have that a city councilmember doesn't live in her district, and preview Saturday's candidate forum.
On Friday, a city spokesperson said officials will refrain from taking further action until the California Attorney General's Office weighs in on the matter involving Councilmember Christy Holstege.
The current round of community-initiated projects has attracted a diverse array of proposals, ranging from infrastructure upgrades to cultural initiatives and health services.
