Stories with a staff byline are written or edited by a member of the Palm Springs Post staff and are generally shorter or less complex than our more thorough stories.
In today's Daily Briefing: We preview what to expect at an upcoming book festival, tell you why the school district sent a warning to parents, and highlight a movie event this evening that you won't want to miss (and there's free popcorn!).
In today's Daily Briefing: A 16-unit condo project moves forward, what the parks and Rec5reatino Department is planning for fall, and how you can help service members passing through PSP.
In today's Daily Briefing: Plans for homes on a dormant golf course are up for review again, we tell you who will be honored at Center Stage, and there's a big change for a neighboring city's Pride celebration.
In today's Daily Briefing: Progress on multiple projects at PSP, the city's architectural committee considers major work on a hillside home, and if you have questions about the General Election ballot, we've got an event you should attend!
In today's Daily Briefing: City commission discusses illegal parking in disabled spaces, community opinions will be sought for a heat and shade plan, and the Young Playwrights Festival is celebrating a milestone birthday.
In today's Daily Briefing: How the city is investing in local entrepreneurs, Pride names parade grand marshals, and we introduce you to a shy cat who warms up after getting to know you who is need of a forever home.
In today's Daily Briefing: How a Palm Springs preservation group wants to help add a unique sign to Palm Desert, what to watch for this week at City Hall, and we sort through our archives for a look at past stories.
In today's Daily Briefing: A colorful effort to identify Palm Springs neighborhoods is almost complete, the fire department will have a special ceremony this morning, and we run down events you won't want to miss this weekend.
In today's Daily Briefing: Another update on the Dream Hotel project, a threat at PSHS went unfounded, and a longtime member of the city's police force is honored before she heads off to her next assignment.
In today's Daily Briefing: We've got big news for the head of City Hall, a preview of tonight's City Council meeting, and introduce you to a furry friend in need of a forever home.
In today's Daily Briefing: How city residents are answering the call for help, two long-time shelter residents finally have new homes, and we look back through our archives!
In today's Daily Briefing: Owners of a historic home get initial approval to make additions, the Tram has expanded hours and a closure planned, and there's a need for toys at the animal shelter.
In today's Daily Briefing: Seven Lakes moves closer to historic status, how you can get an up close and personal look at the workings of the city's police department, and why there may be more shade soon on CV Link.
In today's Daily Briefing: Concerns over surveillance cameras lead to a council request, what to watch for at City Hall this week, and we look back through our archives!
In today's Daily Briefing: The next steps have been taken on a new utility project in an old city neighborhood, and we explain the difference between slurry seal and repaving.
In today's Daily Briefing: City Council tackles data centers and honors the outgoing police chief, while ONE-PS provides an update on its summer food drive.
In today's Daily Briefing: What's on tap on local stages and the screen, what the City Council will be tackling tonight, and we introduce you to a furry friend in need of a new home.
In today's Daily Briefing: City officials are preparing to host a daylong summit addressing extreme heat and the library celebrates a year at its temporary location.
In today's Daily Briefing: Annual palm tree trimming begins, an aviation and aeronautics program is starting for local students, and we look back through our archves!
In today's Daily Briefing: Data centers will be up for debate, Bernstein will be on the ballot, and how an interfaith study series is bringing together several local congregations.