In this week's Briefing: Higher costs for the new library are addressed, a commercial compliance program is in the works, and your opinion on views is needed.
In this week's Briefing: Parks leaders outline their priorities, a new cell tower receives approval, but also scrutiny, and residents are being encouraged to nominate veterans for a special honor before a mid-September deadline.
In this week's Briefing: The latest real estate report for the city, new life for old sign placements, and an early warning on a big road project that might impact your commute.
In this week's Briefing: Council campaigns are under way, the city is hoping to attract a farmers market provider, and where to go to cool off as the extreme heat starts.
In this week's Briefing: Senior scams are addressed, the new library's timeline slips, and where you can catch the World Cup final with a few of your fellow residents this weekend.
In this week's Briefing: A call for adjustments to the city's historic designation rules, an extension at Desert Willow, and a name change for one section of the city.
In this week's Briefing: The city's next budget is adopted, how our home sales compare to elsewhere in the valley, and looking ahead to Independence Day activities.
In this week's Briefing: Looking back at one of El Paseo's longest-standing businesses as it closes its doors, the need for more funding for some big events, and the city puts out a call for a poet.
In this week's Briefing: The city's dining deck program has new life, a hillside home gets a commission's blessing, and new art is planned for the dog park.
In this week's Briefing: Higher costs for a planned park, plans for a larger Restoration Hardware presence on El Paseo, and what to expect when the city celebrates Independence Day.
In this week's Briefing: City leaders voice support for drones, crime surveillance center, a housing project appeal is denied, and an indoor farmers' market is planned for this summer.
in this week's Briefing: A controversial bar gets a crucial yes vote, a city commission pushes back on paring down its meeting schedule, and volunteers are needed to help those experiencing trauma.
In this week's Briefing: El Paseo facades win approval, it's time for city residents to enjoy the air museum, and a well-known local graduate returns to the area to rock The Show.
In this week's Briefing: The city close loopholes in its outdoor camping ban, a multi-year art plan is put into motion, and there's a clear winner for a new sculpture in a San Pablo Avenue roundabout.
In this week's Briefing: Why the new library project now faces a delay, the future of dining decks, and problems with pickleball have surfaced in one neighborhood.
In this week's Briefing: A proposed bar and nightclub on El Paseo remains under review, why visitors choose Palm Desert, and a look at a building once called the city's most historically important structure.
In this week's Briefing: Joslyn Center officials respond to community concerns, skateboarders may soon have an easier time using the park designed for them, and PDHS hosted a event that united present and future graduates.
In this week's Briefing: Why some El Paseo business owners are pushing back against a proposed bar and nightclub, what's next for a housing development near Sinatra and Portola, and city officials voice support for building a large sports complex here.
