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August 20 Daily Briefing: Plan to address water requirements, Cinema Diverse returning, and more
In today's Daily Briefing, we dive into how new state water conservation rules might impact local service, report on an arrest of a suspected car burglar, and tell you what to do in the city today.
August 19 Daily Briefing: Road reconfigurations, council races set, and Kendall has a new kidney
In today's Daily Briefing we report on what's next for a pair of city roadways, run down some news you might have missed, and have some great news to share about one of our own.
As nomination period ends, Palm Springs City Council races in two districts take final shape
A half dozen residents are lined up to vie for two seats that will be open on the Palm Springs City Council this fall, although one seat has only a lone candidate. A forum is planned for October.
August 9 Daily Briefing: City Council races taking shape, next step for air museum expansion, and more
In today's Daily Briefing we tell you who might make the ballot in the fall, report on a hurdle cleared for the air museum to expand, and tell you about a pilot program for music in schools.
August 8 Daily Briefing: Parking plans, land preserved, study participants needed, and more
In today's Daily Briefing we try to dispel rumors that the city is planning for paid parking downtown, report on the latest purchase by Oswit Land Trust, and tell you who's looking for LGBTQ+ research participants.
Palm Springs mayor dispels paid parking rumors, clarifies downtown parking study focus
The comprehensive parking study, which is different from a similar one conducted three years ago, aims to examine a range of issues related to parking in Palm Springs' bustling downtown area.
August 7 Daily Briefing: Hospital lease headed to ballot, gift card program, and more
In today's Daily Briefing we report on what's next for the lease extension and purchase of our city's hospital, how you can help businesses and save money, an introduce you to our pet of the week.
Desert Healthcare District Board of Directors votes to put Tenet deal on November ballot
The proposed 30-year deal, involving a $650 million payment and $220 million for seismic improvements at the Palm Springs hospital, has sparked board debate on its impact on future healthcare investments.
August 6 Daily Briefing: Pride honors announced, meeting on hospital tonight, and more
In today's Daily Briefing, we preview tonight's meeting about our local hospital, tell you who will be honored at a special event this fall, and give you some tips for power outages.
Commission recommends Palm Springs Air Museum lease extension, enabling planned expansion
Since its founding in 1995, the museum has grown substantially -- from 15 aircraft to 75. The total investment in facilities has exceeded $20 million over that time.
August 5 Daily Briefing: Unexpected revenue for city, a plea from maintainers of memorial, and more
In today's Daily Briefing we report on vandalism at a familiar roadside site, how a new form of rental vehicles is proving profitable, and run down some events to look out for today.
August 20 Daily Briefing: Plan to address water requirements, Cinema Diverse returning, and more
In today's Daily Briefing, we dive into how new state water conservation rules might impact local service, report on an arrest of a suspected car burglar, and tell you what to do in the city today.
August 19 Daily Briefing: Road reconfigurations, council races set, and Kendall has a new kidney
In today's Daily Briefing we report on what's next for a pair of city roadways, run down some news you might have missed, and have some great news to share about one of our own.
As nomination period ends, Palm Springs City Council races in two districts take final shape
A half dozen residents are lined up to vie for two seats that will be open on the Palm Springs City Council this fall, although one seat has only a lone candidate. A forum is planned for October.
August 9 Daily Briefing: City Council races taking shape, next step for air museum expansion, and more
In today's Daily Briefing we tell you who might make the ballot in the fall, report on a hurdle cleared for the air museum to expand, and tell you about a pilot program for music in schools.
August 8 Daily Briefing: Parking plans, land preserved, study participants needed, and more
In today's Daily Briefing we try to dispel rumors that the city is planning for paid parking downtown, report on the latest purchase by Oswit Land Trust, and tell you who's looking for LGBTQ+ research participants.
Palm Springs mayor dispels paid parking rumors, clarifies downtown parking study focus
The comprehensive parking study, which is different from a similar one conducted three years ago, aims to examine a range of issues related to parking in Palm Springs' bustling downtown area.
August 7 Daily Briefing: Hospital lease headed to ballot, gift card program, and more
In today's Daily Briefing we report on what's next for the lease extension and purchase of our city's hospital, how you can help businesses and save money, an introduce you to our pet of the week.
Desert Healthcare District Board of Directors votes to put Tenet deal on November ballot
The proposed 30-year deal, involving a $650 million payment and $220 million for seismic improvements at the Palm Springs hospital, has sparked board debate on its impact on future healthcare investments.
August 6 Daily Briefing: Pride honors announced, meeting on hospital tonight, and more
In today's Daily Briefing, we preview tonight's meeting about our local hospital, tell you who will be honored at a special event this fall, and give you some tips for power outages.
Commission recommends Palm Springs Air Museum lease extension, enabling planned expansion
Since its founding in 1995, the museum has grown substantially -- from 15 aircraft to 75. The total investment in facilities has exceeded $20 million over that time.
August 5 Daily Briefing: Unexpected revenue for city, a plea from maintainers of memorial, and more
In today's Daily Briefing we report on vandalism at a familiar roadside site, how a new form of rental vehicles is proving profitable, and run down some events to look out for today.