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Turn here for our latest coverage of the city of Indio. From City Hall meetings to important events, we try to provide a broad spectrum of vital information for those who know and love the Indio community.

Indio Planning Commission delays Madison Pointe project over car wash dispute

Commissioners voted unanimously to delay the Madison Pointe project, directing the developer to scrub a proposed Quick Quack car wash from the plans to protect the "pedestrian-friendly" vision for the Highway 111 corridor.

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Indio commission briefed on new sustainable building standards

The Sustainability Commission this week learned more about new and pending state laws that could change how homes are cooled.

Indio updates tax revenue expectations ahead of festival season

"We also rely on the festivals. If they succeed, we succeed," the city’s financial director told councilmembers on Wednesday.

Developer seeking $29 million for 203-unit affordable housing project in Indio

More than a dozen people attended an informational meeting Tuesday night to learn more about the plans for the affordable housing community.

$20 million secured for Arts and Music Line bike pathway project

The plan calls for nine miles of protected bike paths to connect more homes and schools to the CV Link.

Valley might be in buyer’s market according to new analysis

Analysts determined supply is outpacing demand throughout much of the valley.

City Council Preview: New amendment, land purchase, CAL FIRE updates and more on the agenda

Also on the agenda, council approval of a lease agreement with a Palm Desert restaurant planning to open a second location in Indio.

Indio Planning Commission reviews plans for 50-home subdivision

Developers would not commit to a price estimate for the single-family homes, but said they would be priced slightly below market rate.

Riverside County approves $1.1 million for fairgrounds RV parking improvements

The water and electrical hookups would serve both vendors and customers of the Riverside County Fair and National Date Festival.

SunLine Transit Agency wants more input from Indio residents on survey to overhaul Coachella Valley bus service

With only 109 responses from Indio residents as of Monday, SunLine officials want to hear from more Indio residents to help shape the future of public transit in the valley.