Deserted Films brings vintage Indio back to life at the Riverside County Fair
Local archivists curated a 15-minute reel of home movies from 1948-1974 that will be on view at the Riverside County Fair and National Date Festival.
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‘It cannot be nothing’: Residents urge Indio leaders to enact stronger protections for families in fear of immigration enforcement
More than a dozen residents speak for an hour before the Indio City Council to ask for better protections amid an increase in immigration activity in the city.
Animal Services reports nearly 1,000 service calls in Indio in five months
647 animals were taken in from Indio, while 366 were adopted, 100 returned to owners, and 69 transferred to rescue partner groups.
New Indio Public Library showing signs of growth
The branch manager reported 544 new library card registrations and an increase in circulation.
Indio Arts Center renovation facing budget obstacles
The city will need almost $1 million in additional funds to fix structural and fire code violations and damage to the building.
More IID customers qualify for electric bill relief as IID expands assistance programs
The expansion will help families who may have previously earned too much to qualify for help but still struggle to balance their monthly budgets
Foundation honoring Indio Marine killed in Afghanistan hopes to raise money for Marine families, local students
Cpl. Hunter Lopez, raised in Indio, was killed in Afghanistan in 2021 when he was just 22. His family started a foundation in his name to ensure his memory lives on.
Indio council wants to explore flying additional flags at city facilities
The City Council wants to review the current flag policy to see how the city can better recognize diverse communities throughout the year.
Huge community turnout for Indio Police Department’s National Night Out
Hundreds turn out for a night of music, food, and education from Indio Police Department.
‘It cannot be nothing’: Residents urge Indio leaders to enact stronger protections for families in fear of immigration enforcement
More than a dozen residents speak for an hour before the Indio City Council to ask for better protections amid an increase in immigration activity in the city.
Animal Services reports nearly 1,000 service calls in Indio in five months
647 animals were taken in from Indio, while 366 were adopted, 100 returned to owners, and 69 transferred to rescue partner groups.
New Indio Public Library showing signs of growth
The branch manager reported 544 new library card registrations and an increase in circulation.
Indio Arts Center renovation facing budget obstacles
The city will need almost $1 million in additional funds to fix structural and fire code violations and damage to the building.
More IID customers qualify for electric bill relief as IID expands assistance programs
The expansion will help families who may have previously earned too much to qualify for help but still struggle to balance their monthly budgets
Foundation honoring Indio Marine killed in Afghanistan hopes to raise money for Marine families, local students
Cpl. Hunter Lopez, raised in Indio, was killed in Afghanistan in 2021 when he was just 22. His family started a foundation in his name to ensure his memory lives on.
Indio council wants to explore flying additional flags at city facilities
The City Council wants to review the current flag policy to see how the city can better recognize diverse communities throughout the year.
Huge community turnout for Indio Police Department’s National Night Out
Hundreds turn out for a night of music, food, and education from Indio Police Department.