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Planning commissioners voted 4-1 to continue the proposed permitting framework for weddings and parties, citing a need for more input from residents and event operators.
Regional real estate data shows buyers are securing steeper discounts across the valley but overall sales remain 23% below historic averages.
The store would serve as a community-focused literary and cultural hub, hosting author events and arts programming while offering books and merchandise.
"We use cell phone information real time," the Indio Police Chief said. "We know based on the entertainer when the community or when their people are coming into the valley, or when they're leaving...and moving towards the city of Indio into the Polo Grounds."
From bans on gas stations along Highway 111 to new security camera requirements, Indio’s gas station landscape is about to change. The city is finalizing the new ordinance now to beat a June expiration date.
Nexus Breath plans to bring yoga, mat pilates, and sound therapy to the city's downtown core.
Ahead of next month’s Coachella and Stagecoach music festivals, Indio weighs strict new party house rules that could include fines as high as $5,000.
Analysts determined supply is outpacing demand throughout much of the valley.
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.
Indio home prices, sales, and inventory in December 2025 were almost exactly equal to 2024
