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From pauses in hiring countywide to the future of senior meal programs, Riverside County’s newly approved $10.3 billion budget reveals how deep funding gaps will force tough choices on local services.
Indio sales volume jumped year-over-year amid price drops, even as homes in the city are averaging nearly two months on the market.
Highlights from the city's budget and Capital Improvement Program include I-10 interchange upgrades on Monroe and Jackson streets, a new police headquarters, and plans for a skate park.
The city council gave initial approval to three ordinances aimed at curbing the retail sale of substances tied to health risks, including nitrous oxide that police say might be linked to two local deaths.
Indio halts new data centers for 45 days as residents in neighboring Coachella protest massive tech campuses over water and power concerns.
The 183-acre Oasis at Indio project planned for land in the northern part of the city was denied by a 3-2 vote Wednesday night after almost an hour of public comment.
Flooding from the burst hydrant contacted high-voltage lines, cutting electricity to more than 8,500 customers.
City officials say the festival lost its footing when construction forced it to Miles Avenue Park, and that returning to its downtown roots is key to rebuilding its identity with lower tamale vendor fees and more affordable carnival rides.
Phase 2 funding is uncertain and a long-planned skate park is still without a permanent home.
The $35.1 million all-weather structure replaces a low-water crossing washed out by Tropical Storm Hilary in August 2023.
