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“Water is a precious and limited resource. We need to be efficient in how we use water to the extent that we can,” said Indio Water Authority’s General Manager Trish Rhay.

Measure would extend current voter-approved local controlled funding to address safety, water and critical infrastructure needs wthout raising tax rates

Make your appointment at Lifestream today, and let them know you're donating for "Team Indio!"

In an effort to enhance public transparency, the City of Indio recently went live with records request software GovQA.

More than 200 Indio households have received rental assistance out of Indio’s partnership with Coachella Valley nonprofit Lift to Rise.

Summer may be a time of relaxation and fun, but Desert Sands Unified School District is getting ready for that school bell to ring on August 18!

Unlike the last major drought, California's Governor is declaring a drought on a county by county basis. The Governor has currently declared a drought in 41 counties, mostly in the Northern and Central California area.

The Riverside County Transportation Commission (RCTC) is working to bring passenger rail service to the Coachella Valley, and they need to hear from you!

Watch Coachella Valley History Museum’s new video series, “Historic Happenings” on YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook.

With almost 31 percent of the children in the Coachella Valley below the poverty level, the Coachella Valley Rescue Mission looks to help them achieve academic success through their Backpack Bonanza program, providing free backpacks and supplies to 2,500 low-income children.