May 7 Daily Briefing: Film fest shines light on dark movies, special recognition for African American grads, and more
In today’s Daily Briefing we tell you about special honors for some graduating seniors and other students, where remodeling of a popular city building stands, and preview a unique film fest happening this weekend.
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25th annual Film Noir festival shines light on dark classics in city more suited to host it than many might realize
This weekend’s Arthur Lyons Film Noir Festival features iconic films and genre-blending favorites on Coachella Valley’s big screen at Palm Springs Cultural Center.
May 6 Daily Briefing: Small city’s big effort to help Palm Springs homeless, a unique schools celebration, and more
In today’s Daily Briefing we report on an effort on Catalina Island to provide clothing to some in our city, why Friday was special for local school nutrition workers, and run down events to watch for.
May 3 Daily Briefing: Progress on preserving mural, popular road reopening, air museum honor, and more
In today’s Daily Briefing we report on last night’s Arts Commission meeting, a nearby road repair, an honor for the Palm Springs Air Museum, and run down what to do this weekend.
May 2 Daily Briefing: Fire department begins clearing city-owned lots, ShortFest poster released, and more
In today’s Daily Briefing we tell you why the fire department is hoping to set a good example in wildfire zones, update you on the fate of a driver who caused a deadly accident, and show you this year’s ShortFest poster.
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.
