In this week's briefing, we report on what might be behind recent 911 outages, the closure of a local music venue, an upcoming backpack giveaway event, and run down some of this weekend's events.
The turf removal programs support water conservation efforts in the desert region while helping residents reduce monthly water bills.
In this week's briefing we report on how home sales are going, new housing projects, additional city art, and who will be taking over in the principal's office at Indio High School.
The city recorded moderate price growth for detached homes, with prices for an average-sized home increasing 1.1% year-over-year to $636,130.
In this week's briefing we report on how you can celebrate the holiday and get home safely, a dramatic canal rescue by city police, and how you can help create a time capsule for the future.
In this week's briefing we report on the first ever meeting of the new Coachella Valley Power Agency, provide an update on the Arts and Music Line bike path, and prep you for the city's July 4th show.
In this week's briefing we report on concerns over animal control efforts in the city, a unique program for residents who want to learn more about how the city operates, and how the Dr. Carreón Foundation made history.
In this week's briefing we report on efforts to repair multiple city murals, how a healthcare company is aiding local immigrants, and the retirement of Indio High School's popular principal.
In this week's briefing we report on what's in (and out) of the city's new budget, what's being built on Jackson Street, and get you ready for the weekend with a few select events from our calendar.
In this week's briefing we report on efforts to reduce salinity at the Salton Sea, plans to add new buildings at Indio Grand Marketplace, and two local students who received big honors at a recent ceremony.
