In this week’s briefing, we report on a 40-mile path passing through Indio, how the City Council is dealing with state-mandated building standards, and good news for fans of wider streets. theindiopost.com/nov-6-weekly...

With the CV Link now officially open, attention turns to the creation of community connectors and improving bike infrastructure valley-wide. theindiopost.com/cv-link-ribb...

The state requires the building code update, otherwise Indio would lose the ability to enforce local amendments theindiopost.com/indio-adopts...

The funding approvals include money for the Jefferson Street Widening Project from Avenue 38 to Sun City Boulevard and for the Avenue 50 Widening Project from Jefferson Street to Jackson Street. theindiopost.com/indio-transp...

The median price in the city has declined for at least the last seven months, but this time of year is typically when valley home prices hit their low. theindiopost.com/home-prices-...

“This is who we are. This is the spirit of the Coachella Valley, where access and human dignity and excellence are our core values.” -- College of the Desert Superintendent/President Val Martinez Garcia theindiopost.com/cod-announce...

In this week’s briefing, we tell why city officials are concerned about safety, how you can get assistance when SNAP benefits are interrupted, and an interesting piece of art along the sides of a local bridge. theindiopost.com/oct-30-weekl...

At a recent meeting, members of the Indio City Council said they were realistic about the growing city and acknowledged the need for more patrols. theindiopost.com/police-arres...

In this week’s briefing, we tell you what’s planned near Madison Street and Highway 111, a pair of golf and pickleball events coming next year, and who the city honored at a banquet this week. theindiopost.com/oct-23-weekl...

Mayor Glenn Miller announced two flagship events, including the Indio Pickleball Open and a night golf tournament. theindiopost.com/indio-celebr...

The project calls for 300 market rate apartments, 130-room hotel, retail, a drive-through Starbucks, and Quick Quack car wash. theindiopost.com/developer-pr...

In this week’s briefing, we report on the opening of the city’s new library, why our hospital could be feeling additional pressure, and explain why an art project is drawing criticism. theindiopost.com/oct-16-weekl...

The restructured organization would focus just on businesses in Indio and work to uplift businesses of all sizes. theindiopost.com/new-indio-ch...

The 7,000-square-foot facility welcomed patrons back on its first day open as city officials consider forming their own municipal library separate from the county. theindiopost.com/indio-opens-...

In this week’s briefing, we report on the debut of a Halloween-themed album featuring local bands, what the latest housing report says, and why hundreds gathered for a night out earlier this week. theindiopost.com/oct-9-weekly...

In Indio, the median price of an average-sized detached home last month was $618,000, down 2% compared to the year before. theindiopost.com/home-prices-...

Matt King’s “It Came From the Desert!, Vol. 3” features tracks from 26 local artists and bands. He hopes the project inspires musicians to get into the studio. theindiopost.com/halloween-al...

In this week’s briefing, we report on a how delayed electrical work will impact some local projects, when the annual Pride celebration will take place, and what’s next for a 34-home project. theindiopost.com/oct-2-weekly...

The electrical connections are also crucial to the development of a nearby Dutch Bros and Chick-fil-A. theindiopost.com/electrical-d...

In this week’s briefing, we report on upcoming dog park closures, a city beautification plan, and how Indio leaders hope an industrial complex can help small businesses. theindiopost.com/sept-25-week...

The complex has room for 10 tenants and flexible space for small businesses looking to expand. theindiopost.com/planning-com...

The certification could help businesses save money on waste management. theindiopost.com/local-busine...

With a plan for more murals and 250 trees, Indio Lindo sets major goals it hopes to accomplish with the help of neighborhood volunteers. theindiopost.com/indio-unveil...

In this week’s briefing, we report on what might replace Little Street Music Hall, where smoking is being banned, and the city crew that keeps graffiti in check. theindiopost.com/sept-18-week...

The abatement team conducts daily self-initiated patrols and uses drone technology to locate and remove tagging, often before residents report it. theindiopost.com/city-graffit...

During Wednesday’s meeting, councilmembers requested an amendment to allow for special smoking events with prior approval, such as cannabis or cigar events. theindiopost.com/indio-city-c...

The Desert Rat will be a combination soda fountain/bagel shop by day and music venue by night. theindiopost.com/new-music-ve...

In this week’s briefing, we report on the latest real estate sales report for the city, the fate of a new single-family development, and what to expect when the Coachella Valley History Museum reopens for the season. theindiopost.com/sept-11-week...

One commissioner questioned the reasoning for building single-family homes rather than townhomes. theindiopost.com/new-34-home-...

The median price of an average-sized detached home in August was $619,000, down 2% compared to the year before. theindiopost.com/indio-housin...

Health officials say there is no ongoing risk to the community and that the student is expected to make a full recovery. theindiopost.com/tuberculosis...

In this week’s briefing, we report on special recognition for Indio’s efforts on housing and livability, an upcoming day of wellness, and how our water is measuring up. theindiopost.com/sept-4-weekl...

More than just a stamp of approval, the designation can help speed up state-level funding approvals. theindiopost.com/state-awards...

Beyond a single monitoring lapse, the water authority reported no other violations and met all federal and state drinking water standards. theindiopost.com/indio-water-...

In this week’s briefing, we report on the next steps for another gas station in the city, what the rescue mission needs right now, and the return of an event that connects creative types. theindiopost.com/aug-28-weekl...

Several residents submitted written comments and spoke during a public hearing Wednesday evening, citing environmental and health concerns about adding another gas station in an area they said is already oversaturated. theindiopost.com/nobodys-wait...

The ambassador program is still new, but officials report it has helped reduce calls to police. theindiopost.com/indio-approv...

Topics will include renewable energy, green technology, water quality, air quality, the environmental impact of distribution centers and careers in environmental health. theindiopost.com/two-day-envi...

In this week’s briefing, we report on last night’s Indio City Council meeting, the recent return of a popular eatery, and run down some things to do this weekend. theindiopost.com/aug-21-weekl...

In approving the development agreement, councilmembers made it clear they would not approve any future Mello-Roos financing options. theindiopost.com/indio-counci...

The Public Arts and Community Services commissions will now further refine the designs and placements of the memorials. theindiopost.com/city-council...

“We have tons of veterans that are moving into our city. And when people come in, they want to know where we stand, how we respect that, and you’ve taken that step.” theindiopost.com/indio-commis...

In this week’s briefing, we explain what the truth is behind a map making the rounds, tell you how a key utility operation is celebrating 100 years, and report on what’s next as the library plans its big move. theindiopost.com/aug-7-weekly...

The district’s most ambitious project involves converting sewage sludge, or biosolids, into liquid fertilizer for local farming operations, eliminating the need to truck biosolids to Arizona. theindiopost.com/valley-sanit...

In this week’s briefing, we report on a program that could help the city comply with state requirements, exciting projects at the history museum, and what some local vets took away from a national competition. theindiopost.com/july-31-week...

The story of rail is the story of Indio. And now that story will be told courtesy of a 1950's railroad car that's being turned into an event venue. theindiopost.com/museums-trai...

Veterans from American Legion Post 739 in Indio competed in the recent national event for wheelchair users, returning with medals and camaraderie. theindiopost.com/national-vet...

The plan would build on the success of the composting program at Indio High School. theindiopost.com/group-propos...

In this week’s briefing, we report on why the need for gas stations in the city has troubled some residents, the first patients at the new Wildlife Center, and the opening of a new indoor marketplace downtown. theindiopost.com/july-24-week...

The discussion arose after the Planning Commission voted to deny an application for a Maverick gas station. theindiopost.com/city-nearly-...