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Indio commission’s green building report says future gains must come from existing buildings
The draft will go to the City Council as an appendix to the commission’s annual report, which the commission is targeting for Dec. 2.
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Six Indio council candidates address downtown, jobs, festivals and regional issues at chamber forum
Candidates in Districts 2, 3 and 4 answered five questions Tuesday, with several crediting new power infrastructure for development to come
Indio advances new rules for residential events, short-term rentals and noise
The City Council unanimously supported the ordinances with an exemption for ordinary family gatherings, direct council review of event permits and a six-month review.
Indio delays downtown entertainment zone proposal; staff eyes return in 2027
Council votes 4-0 to postpone the proposed pilot as staff seeks more data, with plans to revisit it in early 2027.
Indio single-family home prices take a slight hit while condo values drop 14%
A new housing report shows single-family prices down to $595,000 in Indio, even as neighboring communities like La Quinta and Bermuda Dunes see market gains.
Indio’s Measure X tax revenue beats expectations, but officials warn a dip could be ahead
Driven by online shopping, Indio brought in $19 million from its voter-approved tax last fiscal year—giving the city nearly $34 million in reserve as major road and capital projects loom.
Indio Planning Commission backs contract changes to clear way for Citrus Ranch sale
Third amendment would change financial and procedural terms, not what can be built, and the buyer’s representative says the company won’t purchase the property without it