The organizer of a guaranteed income program for transgender residents billed far more for his work than elected officials believed he would receive. Now, law enforcement and prosecutors are involved.
In today's Daily Briefing we report on the first meeting between city and tribal councils in six years, preview the Palm Springs Power playoff games this weekend, and have an update on the closure of Barracks Bar.
During the first joint session in six years, leaders of both governments that guide the city highlighted new initiatives and explored opportunities for future collaboration.
In today's Daily Briefing we report on the fate of a tree that neighbors hoped would be saved, efforts to save a beloved vegan eatery, and the closure of a popular bar.
The $6 million overall project would expand the existing 12 pickleball courts at Demuth Park to 24 courts. It would also see new lighting, sidewalks, shade structures, and trees added to the facility.
"It's not about making money. It's not about becoming millionaires. ... We just love what we do. And we want to be able to have a positive impact and be a positive influence in the community.”
In today's Daily Briefing we tell you how much you might be paying to park at the airport in the future, preview an important mutual meeting, and introduce you to our pet of the week.
Recent data shows Palm Springs accounted for 73% of heat-related illnesses in Riverside County last year. The Coachella Valley experienced 22 heat-related deaths and 618 emergency visits in 2023.
The commission ultimately settled on the flat $26 rate, with the understanding that more sophisticated pricing models could be implemented once new parking technology is in place.
In today’s Daily Briefing we report on what could be done about a problematic downtown structure, how neighbors came together to honor firefighters, and suppression of some LGBTQ voices on social media.
A Spring 2023 report by a four-person team highlights the urgent need for enhanced safety measures in the problematic downtown structure. There is hope that recent discussions will prompt action.
In today's Daily Briefing we look at the current state of the city's retail cannabis business, report on a call for Section 14 information, and highlight an effort to raise funds for the library.
