Indio approves one-year animal control deal with Riverside County amid service complaints
The agreement includes provisions for six-month reviews after officials cited poor weekend coverage and other issues.
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June 12 Weekly Briefing: Clinic steps up, murals repaired, inspiring educator retires, and more
In this week's briefing we report on efforts to repair multiple city murals, how a healthcare company is aiding local immigrants, and the retirement of Indio High School's popular principal.
St. John’s Community Health steps in as federal protections for immigrants seeking care are rolled back
In the face of policy changes, the clinic in Indio prioritizes trust-building and access to a range of healthcare services for low-income and immigrant populations amidst growing fear.
St. John’s Community Health interviene a medida que se revierten las protecciones federales para inmigrantes que buscan atención médica
Ante los cambios de políticas, la clínica en Indio prioriza la creación de confianza y el acceso a una variedad de servicios de atención médica para las poblaciones de bajos ingresos e inmigrantes en medio de un temor creciente.
Protesta pacífica en Indio exige dignidad, respeto y legalización para las familias inmigrantes
Decenas de residentes del Valle de Coachella se congregaron para exigir dignidad, respeto y una vía de legalización para las familias inmigrantes.
Indio protesters rally against ICE actions in Coachella Valley
Community members gather in response to recent detentions and deportations, advocating for civil and human rights amidst growing fear and uncertainty.
Indio High School principal retires after emotional ceremony celebrating 40-year education career
During a Thursday ceremony, Derrick Lawson reflected on his connection to Indio. He credited the city with supporting him throughout his career.
June 5 Weekly Briefing: Budget approved, prepping for summer heat, ‘Shadowalk’ project, and more
In this week's briefing we report on what's in (and out) of the city's new budget, what's being built on Jackson Street, and get you ready for the weekend with a few select events from our calendar.
Indio approves balanced $459 million budget as costs outpace revenue growth
'Revenues are really flattening out, not increasing … our expenditures are increasing at a higher rate than what our revenue generation is,' said Ruby Walla, the city's director of finance.
May 29 Weekly Briefing: New plans for old mall, student honors, progress at Salton Sea, and more
In this week's briefing we report on efforts to reduce salinity at the Salton Sea, plans to add new buildings at Indio Grand Marketplace, and two local students who received big honors at a recent ceremony.
June 12 Weekly Briefing: Clinic steps up, murals repaired, inspiring educator retires, and more
In this week's briefing we report on efforts to repair multiple city murals, how a healthcare company is aiding local immigrants, and the retirement of Indio High School's popular principal.
St. John’s Community Health steps in as federal protections for immigrants seeking care are rolled back
In the face of policy changes, the clinic in Indio prioritizes trust-building and access to a range of healthcare services for low-income and immigrant populations amidst growing fear.
St. John’s Community Health interviene a medida que se revierten las protecciones federales para inmigrantes que buscan atención médica
Ante los cambios de políticas, la clínica en Indio prioriza la creación de confianza y el acceso a una variedad de servicios de atención médica para las poblaciones de bajos ingresos e inmigrantes en medio de un temor creciente.
Protesta pacífica en Indio exige dignidad, respeto y legalización para las familias inmigrantes
Decenas de residentes del Valle de Coachella se congregaron para exigir dignidad, respeto y una vía de legalización para las familias inmigrantes.
Indio protesters rally against ICE actions in Coachella Valley
Community members gather in response to recent detentions and deportations, advocating for civil and human rights amidst growing fear and uncertainty.
Indio High School principal retires after emotional ceremony celebrating 40-year education career
During a Thursday ceremony, Derrick Lawson reflected on his connection to Indio. He credited the city with supporting him throughout his career.
June 5 Weekly Briefing: Budget approved, prepping for summer heat, ‘Shadowalk’ project, and more
In this week's briefing we report on what's in (and out) of the city's new budget, what's being built on Jackson Street, and get you ready for the weekend with a few select events from our calendar.
Indio approves balanced $459 million budget as costs outpace revenue growth
'Revenues are really flattening out, not increasing … our expenditures are increasing at a higher rate than what our revenue generation is,' said Ruby Walla, the city's director of finance.
May 29 Weekly Briefing: New plans for old mall, student honors, progress at Salton Sea, and more
In this week's briefing we report on efforts to reduce salinity at the Salton Sea, plans to add new buildings at Indio Grand Marketplace, and two local students who received big honors at a recent ceremony.