In today’s Daily Briefing we report on when North Indian Canyon at the wash might reopen, what to watch for at the upcoming ShortFest, and an important display in the city during Pride Month.
City officials say they understand drivers' frustrations but emphasize that clearing the tons of sand that accumulate is a tricky and time-consuming process, made worse by relentless winds over the past month.
In today's Daily Briefing we get to the bottom of a mysterious construction project, tell you about a special departure last week at the airport, and highlight a free phone program.
In today's Daily Briefing we report on a proposal to pause a city commission, the return of baseball to Palm Springs Stadium, and how you can support a local nonprofit just by eating out.
Concerns over potential Brown Act violations and lack of clarity surrounding the commission's role prompt proposal for joint session and staff recommendations to redefine its purpose and responsibilities.
In today's Daily Briefing we report on what COD leaders and others had to say at Wednesday night's presentation in the city, how the local hockey team is celebrating Pride Month, and run down some of today's events.
In today's Daily Briefing, we report on a major decision made Tuesday evening over the future of the city's hospital, offer a few things to do today, and introduce you to a Corgi in need of a new home.
On Tuesday evening, members of Desert Healthcare District Board approved an updated proposal from Tenet Healthcare after months of negotiations. Voters will get a say in November.
In today’s Daily Briefing we report on the effort to buy thousands of shoes for children, they city's reaction to a counteroffer over reparations, and the next Walk of the Stars honoree.
"Shoes are one of those basic needs that many take for granted. But not having proper footwear can be a constant source of embarrassment, distraction, and alienation."
In today's Daily Briefing we report on an innovative program for home ownership approved by the City Council, what to do this long holiday weekend, and what's next for a delayed housing project.
Unanimous vote supports timeline extensions and fee increases for the 386-unit project on former country club site; residents express safety and maintenance concerns.
