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May 1 Daily Briefing: Honor for local hotels, Somers’ wardrobe to benefit DAP, and more

In today’s Daily Briefing we tell you which hotels in the city are getting special recognition from Michelin, how Suzanne Somers’ charitable legacy will live on, and introduce you to a pup that needs a forever home.

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April 30 Daily Briefing: Demuth dog park reviewed, roadway fatalities, city needs you to serve, and more

In today’s Daily Briefing we tell you where the upgraded Demuth dog parks stand, how you can serve your city on a board or commission, and highlight a few events happening today.

April 29 Daily Briefing: Newest historic designation, latest on planned library updates, memorial planned, and more

In today’s Daily Briefing we report on special recognition for an A. Quincy Jones project, a celebration of life planned for today, and update you on the library renovations.

April 26 Daily Briefing: More traffic calming coming, an honor for PSHS student, weekend events, and more

In today’s Daily Briefing we’ve got news of efforts to slow traffic in some neighborhoods, a local student being celebrated at a ceremony, and a list of some of the many weekend events in and around the city.

Renowned hospitality professional Tony Bruggemans dies at 80; ceremony planned for Monday in Palm Springs

Bruggemans’ impressive career, spanning six decades and five continents, boasted achievements that included enhancing Indonesia’s tourism sector and managing the historic Le Vallauris restaurant.

April 25 Daily Briefing: Protecting trees, previewing tonight’s council meeting, and more

In today’s Daily Briefing we tell you about efforts underway to make the city more tree friendly, why more sports facilities are needed in the desert, and what to watch for at tonight’s City Council meeting.

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