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As festival season comes to a close in the Coachella Valley, the city of Indio is reflecting on community feedback and issues that arose during the events. Jim Curtis, the Community Services Manager for the City of Indio, has been the point person between the city and the festival’s promoter, Goldenvoice, for the last 18
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El proyecto de ley destinará fondos en programas de nutrición, cultivos, seguros, comodidades y conservación.
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“He started out with me last year and he grew tremendously,” said Miguel Nolasco. “Last year my number one and this year still my number one. He has grown a lot as a team player and helps me out on drills.” “It’s been great. These two years have been really fun and the coaches are
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Mild temperatures welcomed the Coachella Valley into May, and this cooler-than-normal trend will continue into the weekend. Take advantage of the break in heat by enjoying time outdoors! A persistent onshore flow will result in breezy conditions for the mountains and desert, mainly in the afternoon and evening. Wednesday evening will be stronger than what’s
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A pair from Indio was among the numerous arrested in connection with a multi-year international investigation into the sale of fentanyl and opioids through the dark web. The Indio residents, identified as Holly Adams, 31, and Devlin Hosner, 33, was federally charged in May 2022 with conspiracy to distribute and possess with intent to distribute
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Police and a bomb squad removed an explosive device from a Desert Hot Springs home where a man had been barricaded early Tuesday morning. Officers were called to the 12200 block of Ocotillo Road shortly after midnight for reports of shots fired, according to police. Nobody was injured, but officers surrounded the neighborhood. Police said they later
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Update 5/2/23- 12:40 p.m. Indian Canyon is now open to traffic. It was closed at the wash due to wind and sand. Update 5/2/23 – 6:55 a.m. Gene Autry Trail has reopened to traffic through the Whitewater Wash. Indian Canyon Drive remains closed. Update 5/2/23 – 5:45 a.m. Both Gene Autry Trail and Indian Canyon
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The Riverside County’s Sheriff’s Office has adopted the Blue Envelope Program in order to assist drivers with special needs should they ever find themselves in a position where they interact with law enforcement. The office announced the program on social media Monday and released a Youtube video that provides details on how the program works.
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With sweltering summer heat on the horizon, local firefighters are prepping for potential wildfires. “Now, we’re starting to bring on additional equipment, placing more aircrafts in certain locations to get ready in anticipation of wildfire season,” said Captain Richard Cordova, Cal Fire Public Information Officer. California was drenched with an unusually high amount of rainfall
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After strong gusty winds yesterday, breezy conditions continue today along with cooler than normal temps. The area of low pressure will linger through much of the week, wind speeds will be lower than yesterday, but still breezy. That low pressure system drop farther South through the week, which will keep highs 10-15 degrees colder than
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This week, California tribes and lawmakers are teaming up for a week-long commemoration of missing or murdered Native Americans. The National Day to commemorate Missing or murdered Indigenous People is on May 5. During the first week of May, the California Native American Legislative Caucus will host events that shed light on cases of violence
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Temperatures have dropped significantly from yesterday due to today’s gusty winds. A First Alert Weather Alert is in place in response to strong winds across the region. Here’s a look at what winds speeds are expected to look like by 11:00 p.m. The National Weather Service issued a Wind Advisory for the valley and surrounding
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The playoffs are here! CIF-SS released the brackets for baseball and softball. BASEBALL TUESDAY 5/2 – Wild card games scheduled to start at 3:15 p.m. unless otherwise noted or changed D7: Coachella Valley at Desert ChapelD7: Santa Rosa Academy at Palm ValleyD7: DCA at Artesia WEDNESDAY 5/3 – Wild card games scheduled to start at 3:15 p.m.
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Monday, May 1st marks International Workers’ Day. Thousands of people worldwide held May Day rallies calling for action. In front of Indio City Hall, around two dozen people came together demanding equality for immigrants. Advocacy groups, local representatives and community members participated in the rally. They chanted “Si se puede,” or we can do it!
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A Sunline bus driver was hospitalized after being stabbed by a passenger after a dispute over smoking Sunday afternoon in Cathedral City, officials confirmed. The stabbing happened at around 4:30 p.m. at a bus stop on B Street and W Buddy Rogers Avenue, according to Bryan Valenzuela, Deputy Chief Safety Officer for the Sunline Transit
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