Palm Springs gives final approval to new rules governing co-owned homes amid controversy
The City Council's 3-2 vote allows up to 30 co-owned properties with strict regulations, while future amendments aim to address ongoing concerns.
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City announces Marilyn statue to be relocated to Downtown Park
Mayor Jeffrey Bernstein revealed that an initial agreement on the statue's location has been reached between the city, its owner, and a group that opposes its current location.
July 25 Daily Briefing: Progress on preserve, more housing coming, previewing ‘Merienda,’ and more
Today’s Daily Briefing has news about the future of Prescott Preserve and some new housing. We also preview tonight's City Council meeting and tell you about a special event this weekend.
Planning Commission greenlights amendment that allows Prescott Preserve project to move forward
The commission's unanimous approval comes with conditions to address community concerns, including the addition of security and wildlife management requirements.
July 24 Daily Briefing: Jockeying for Measure J funds, PSUSD conference coming, and more
In today's Daily Briefing we cover local organizations vying for Measure J funding, highlight the upcoming Diversity and Racial Equity Conference, and outline improvements slated for Demuth Park.
Two groups hoping for Measure J funds present cases for Sustainability Commission backing
Oswit Land Trust and the Tahquitz River Estates Neighborhood Organization hope to tap funds for green spaces, pollinator garden to combat heat and support wildlife.
July 23 Daily Briefing: Program participant shares story, parks director leaves, Thompson job fairs, and more
In today's Daily Briefing, we report on the challenges faced by participants of a Palm Springs Universal Basic Income program, the resignation of the city parks director amid criticism, and upcoming job fairs for the new Thompson Palm Springs hotel.
Palm Springs parks director departs amid ongoing challenges
Currently without a director or assistant director, the department will be led in the interim by Lauri Aylaian, who currently serves as vice chair of the city's Planning Commission.
For participant in troubled basic income program, frustration followed by humiliation
Clarence S. was left struggling as promised $800 monthly payments were delayed or never materialize; the city and law enforcement are probing possible mismanagement of the funds.
July 22 Daily Briefing: Big bloom surprises staff, Prescott Preserve on agenda, Loco Charlies mystery, and more
In today's Daily Briefing we report on a rare event that surprised staff and visitors alike at the city library, update you on plans for a big preserve, and dive into a bit of a mystery at a local restaurant.
Palm Springs Planning Commission to consider move that would help Prescott Preserve project move forward
To date, the planned preserve has encountered numerous issues, including pushback from nearby homeowners and a delay in obtaining needed grant funding.
Desert miracle? Tropical plant flowers after nearly 50 years in Palm Springs Library
The Monstera has adapted to significant changes over the years. In the early 2000s, the library converted its pond into a self-sustaining ecosystem with koi fish and other plants.
City announces Marilyn statue to be relocated to Downtown Park
Mayor Jeffrey Bernstein revealed that an initial agreement on the statue's location has been reached between the city, its owner, and a group that opposes its current location.
July 25 Daily Briefing: Progress on preserve, more housing coming, previewing ‘Merienda,’ and more
Today’s Daily Briefing has news about the future of Prescott Preserve and some new housing. We also preview tonight's City Council meeting and tell you about a special event this weekend.
Planning Commission greenlights amendment that allows Prescott Preserve project to move forward
The commission's unanimous approval comes with conditions to address community concerns, including the addition of security and wildlife management requirements.
July 24 Daily Briefing: Jockeying for Measure J funds, PSUSD conference coming, and more
In today's Daily Briefing we cover local organizations vying for Measure J funding, highlight the upcoming Diversity and Racial Equity Conference, and outline improvements slated for Demuth Park.
Two groups hoping for Measure J funds present cases for Sustainability Commission backing
Oswit Land Trust and the Tahquitz River Estates Neighborhood Organization hope to tap funds for green spaces, pollinator garden to combat heat and support wildlife.
July 23 Daily Briefing: Program participant shares story, parks director leaves, Thompson job fairs, and more
In today's Daily Briefing, we report on the challenges faced by participants of a Palm Springs Universal Basic Income program, the resignation of the city parks director amid criticism, and upcoming job fairs for the new Thompson Palm Springs hotel.
Palm Springs parks director departs amid ongoing challenges
Currently without a director or assistant director, the department will be led in the interim by Lauri Aylaian, who currently serves as vice chair of the city's Planning Commission.
For participant in troubled basic income program, frustration followed by humiliation
Clarence S. was left struggling as promised $800 monthly payments were delayed or never materialize; the city and law enforcement are probing possible mismanagement of the funds.
July 22 Daily Briefing: Big bloom surprises staff, Prescott Preserve on agenda, Loco Charlies mystery, and more
In today's Daily Briefing we report on a rare event that surprised staff and visitors alike at the city library, update you on plans for a big preserve, and dive into a bit of a mystery at a local restaurant.
Palm Springs Planning Commission to consider move that would help Prescott Preserve project move forward
To date, the planned preserve has encountered numerous issues, including pushback from nearby homeowners and a delay in obtaining needed grant funding.
Desert miracle? Tropical plant flowers after nearly 50 years in Palm Springs Library
The Monstera has adapted to significant changes over the years. In the early 2000s, the library converted its pond into a self-sustaining ecosystem with koi fish and other plants.