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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.

Despite revenue challenges, city leaders expected to approve $111 million balanced budget for next fiscal year

On Wednesday, Indio City Manager Bryan Montgomery said he remains optimistic about the coming fiscal year thanks to new businesses that are expected to open soon. 

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Local florist tackles Mother’s Day and prom season rush simultaneously

Indio Florist owner Manuela Ortiz and her team are creating up to 60 sets of corsages and boutonnieres for area proms while also fulfilling orders for one of the year's biggest flower holidays.

Indio Councilmember Oscar Ortiz announces 2026 State Assembly run

District 36 covers diverse territories across three counties, including Coachella and Indio.

El concejal de Indio, Oscar Ortiz, anuncia su candidatura a la Asamblea Estatal de California en 2026

El Distrito 36 cubre diversos territorios en tres condados, incluidos Coachella e Indio.

Finalists make their case for College of the Desert presidency at Thursday forum

The candidates discussed plans to enhance trust, boost enrollment and retention, secure financial stability, and promote collaboration, drawing on their prior experience.

May 1 Weekly Briefing: Five-year plan, development updates, important ribbon cutting, and more

In the debut edition of our Weekly Briefing newsletter we cover all the recent development activity, the expansion of a crucial shelter, and what city leaders hope to accomplish in the next five years.

Coachella Valley Rescue Mission opens new women and children’s shelter with 60 additional beds

The shelter is designed to provide more than just a place to sleep. Women can stay for up to a year, depending on their individual circumstances and needs. 

Planning Commission approves upscale bed and breakfast compound in John Nobles neighborhood

Commissioners voted 3-1 to approve a luxury bed and breakfast development that some argue would be out of place.

Multifamily townhomes approved by Planning Commission

The project's developer said that although the three-bedroom units are considered market rate housing, they were specifically designed with multi-generational families in mind.

Planning Commission approves 203-unit affordable housing development with childhood education center

The project will be built in three phases, with construction of the first phase to include 107 units and a central community space.