Indio Arts Commission picks three muralists for park restrooms, flags cultural accuracy concerns
After reviewing nine finalists chosen from 26 proposals Tuesday evening, commissioners unanimously recommended three artists for city council approval.
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Indio opens Business Connect Center to support local entrepreneurs
The new facility at 45222 Towne Street will offer one-on-one support, business classes, and panel discussions, with plans for a learning lab and co-working space in future phases.
Jan. 8 Weekly Briefing: Horse rescue troubles, the latest housing report, budget priorities, and more
In this week's briefing, we tell you about a local nonprofit that needs assistance with its latest effort, how home sales looked last month, and how you can help Marine families through an upcoming event.
Dec. 31 Weekly Briefing: Electrical upgrade, year’s top stories, unique fair competitions, and more
In this week's briefing, we tell you about efforts to increase the city's power supply, what caught your attention in 2025, and how you can show off your table setting skills (if you have any).
Indio 2025 Year in Review: Our top 5 stories
From downtown momentum to neighborhood disputes, these stories defined what Indio Post readers cared about most.
Dec. 18 Weekly Briefing: Monroe Interchange update, how to deal with vacant buildings, senior center donation, and more
In this week's briefing, we give you an update on the most talked-about project, how the city wants to deal with vacant buildings, plus a whole story from the Indio Senior Center
Dec. 11 Weekly Briefing: Housing report, music venue renamed, winning tamales, and more
In this week's briefing, we tell you who walked away with top honors at the annual Tamale Festival, how home prices are doing, and run down some upcoming events you won't want to miss.
Dec. 4 Weekly Briefing: Update on defunct mall, divided council approves measure, new SunLine buses, and more
In this week's briefing, we bring you the latest on plans for the defunct mall and the community's reaction, a report on a divided vote related to immigration data, and coverage of the new mayor.
Nov. 20 Weekly Briefing: Debate over immigration, concerns over ‘party houses,’ gas stations to be addressed, and more
In this week's briefing, we report on how elected leaders will approach concerns over the number of gas stations in the city, what Trilogy neighbors had to say about problematic vacation rentals, and how you can have a say in housing affordability.
Nov. 13 Weekly Briefing: Latest on gas station moratorium, dust summit, money for bike lane, and more
In this week's briefing, we report on the status of a recommended gas station moratorium, frustration at a regional dust summit, and more.