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Board to consider proposal to boost vacation rental compliance through enhanced outreach

A review of license appeal cases over the past two years revealed that only 0.05% of cases were overturned. That low rate prompted questions about how well the community understands the ordinances.

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Oct. 3 Daily Briefing: Businesses suffered through summer, students take to streets, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we report on how hard the summer months were for city businesses and employees, why dozens of students walked together yesterday, and tell you all about upcoming parades.

‘Pain Street’: From owners to employees, Downtown Palm Springs is suffering after a drastic summer slump

A dramatic and unexpected decline in business, combined with rising rents and higher living costs (not to mention skyrocketing air conditioning bills) have local store owners and staff struggling. 

Oct. 2 Daily Briefing: Memorial design, record heat, Tram contest, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we report on the latest developments for the Palm Springs AIDS Memorial, more record-breaking heat, and introduce you to a pooch in need of a forever home.

Oct. 1 Daily Briefing: Next steps for homeless facility, Sister Sledge performing, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we report on a special ribbon cutting to celebrate an important new city building, disco legends coming to town, and help available for your power bill.

City unveils second phase of navigation center to combat homelessness

The project, which has been in development and planning for seven years, will offer low barrier transitional housing with critical 'wrap around services' such as mental health support and job training.

Sept. 30 Daily Briefing: Tree troubles, restaurants close, Thompson opens, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we report on what's being done to address dying trees in the city, run down news you might have missed, and check in on the Thompson Hotel's progress.

Palm Springs faces tree crisis amid lingering record heat

Arborists will assess trees and remove dead limbs from those that can survive without them, while completely removing others that have died. Continued record heat will delay the work.

September 27 Daily Briefing: Airport speed limits, City Hall revamp, book events, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we report on last night's city council meeting, some special book-related events, and offer a rundown of a few things to do this weekend.

Palm Springs City Council advances airport speed limit ordinance with caution

A study discussed Thursday evening recommends increasing some limits. Councilmembers want to explore additional traffic calming measures before final approval.

Plans approved to restore historic landscape at Palm Springs City Hall

Renowned landscape architect Garret Eckbo design used mostly water efficient native desert plant species. Over time, most of the historic landscape was converted to turf – requiring increasingly more water.

Sept. 26 Daily Briefing: Development extension, Council meeting preview, weekend premiere, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we preview tonight's City Council meeting, tell you what's next for the Casa Verona development, and highlight a special documentary premiering this weekend.

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