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Indio election update: Just four votes separate incumbent Waymond Fermon from challenger Gloria Hernandez in District 2

Vote totals for city, county, state and federal races are being released. While it could be some time before winners are declared, here’s the latest that we know.

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Indio commission’s green building report says future gains must come from existing buildings

The draft will go to the City Council as an appendix to the commission’s annual report, which the commission is targeting for Dec. 2.

Six Indio council candidates address downtown, jobs, festivals and regional issues at chamber forum

Candidates in Districts 2, 3 and 4 answered five questions Tuesday, with several crediting new power infrastructure for development to come

Indio advances new rules for residential events, short-term rentals and noise

The City Council unanimously supported the ordinances with an exemption for ordinary family gatherings, direct council review of event permits and a six-month review.

New limits on large residential parties in Indio stall over debate related to curfew hours and fines

Residents say estate parties bring noise to their neighborhoods, but city officials delayed the crackdown to work out how strictly to police events during concert weekends.

Indio police face pushback and oversight questions in Flock camera presentation

As residents urged the Indio City Council to reconsider its contract with Flock Safety, police presented a live look at how the 72-camera network operates. The briefing hit an unexpected hitch when the demonstration appeared to reveal real vehicle data on screen.

Indio Planning Commission delays vote on residential event ordinance after hours of deliberation

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.

Nomination period opens for three Indio council seats

Candidates are lining up for Indio's District 2, 3 and 4 council races in the Nov. 3 election, including Mayor Elaine Holmes' bid for another term.