Indio, CA News

• Indio, CA News
• Riverside County Fair And National Date Festival 2012
• Indio International Tamale Festival 2011
• Stagecoach Country Music Festival 2012 Lineup Announced
• Indio police station shop stays put in downtown
• Vehicle hits power pole, home in Indio; no injuries
• Artists wanted to paint Indio traffic signal boxes
• Car crashes into Indio residence
• Indio searches for new police chief
• Teens arrested for robbing owners of Indio upholstery store
• Two teens arrested in Indio robbery
• Indio police chief Ramos fired
• Alexander Davis, 19, ID'd as crash fatality
• Planning commission to meet Wednesday
• Indio police chief fired; former chief takes temporary reins
• Coachella Valley Rescue Mission's efforts turning lives around
• Fantasy Springs hosts blood drive today
• Workshops to help families get Habitat for Humanity homes
• YMCA's flag football program promotes sportsmanship
• Indio police blotter for Friday, August 26
• Rotary club to host golf tournament
• Indio news briefs for Friday, August 26
• 'Force' to be reckoned with
• Governmental Affairs And Public Policy Committee Meeting
• Performance aims to up awareness of violence
• Attorney for Indio no longer with firm
• Stagecoach Music Festival numbers come in as expected
• Vehicle catches fire inside Indio storage unit; facility saved
• Indio man pleads not guilty to allegedly shooting and killing his aunt's boyfriend
• Indio may lose six police officers due to projected $6 million budget gap
• Two teenagers enter pleas in deadly gang-linked Indio SUV shooting
• Riverside County Fair And National Date Festival 2011
• Get your improv on at Comedy Club
• Program encourages students to learn history
• Old-fashioned barber has friends for clients
• Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for New Aarons Store in Indio
• Pilot became a pro at carrier landings
• Indio kids hold their own in ring
• Rajahs coach looking to build strength
• Indio sports roundup for Nov. 19
• Indio police blotter for Nov. 19
• Indio news briefs for Nov. 19
• Indio city notes for Nov. 19
• Community donates appliances
• Get stuffed on Thanksgiving without the mess
• Indio Performing Arts Center kicks off season
• Young musicians strut their stuff, without judges
• Free temporary clinic opens with much vigor
• Ousted council members tout accomplishments
• Report shows Indio will face $1.8M deficit
• Desert Recreation District manager put on paid leave
• $500,000 worth of appliances being donated
• Get rid of old tires Saturday at Home Depot
• New clinic offers no-cost care
• Indio news briefs for Nov. 12
• Desert Ridge robotics teams move on
• Annex gears up for a season of mailing
• Coachella Valley art party
• Indio City Manager reports on city events
• Scarred for life?
• Indio police blotter for Nov. 12
• Shootings up in city of festivals
• Knights wrap up first season tonight
• Palm Desert Aztecs defeat Rajahs
• Indio sports roundup for Nov. 12
• Kammenzind kept planes flying right
• Former AYSO official facing new charges
• Hellish island fight, magnificent sunrise
• Indio International Tamale Festival 2010
• Planners cancel Wednesday meeting
• Lion dance, gifts to celebrate new Asian restaurant, JOY, at Fantasy Springs
• Yogurt Island sales to benefit Desert Ridge Academy music department
• Indio seeks applicants planning, human services, arts, mobile home, housing, and trails commissions
• Sculpture in Indio intended to attract tourism, will cost $250,000
• Artists of all ages gather to create at Indio Art Party
• Martha's needs holiday meal ingredients
• Aztecs handle feisty Rajahs
• Runners take on tram
• Anyone can play golf with a Playmate at annual scramble
• Indio sports roundup for Friday, Nov. 5
• Development gets accolades; phase 2 of project beginning
• Indio news briefs for Friday, Nov. 5
• Indio police blotter for Friday, Nov. 5
• Burglars get away, despite alarm
• Coroner IDs men slain in Halloween drive-by
• Pickup crash on I-10 critically injures man
• Balloon business keeps owner's head in clouds
• Rajahs sprint to CIF prelims; Cota named league's MVP
• Summer specials continue into fall at area eateries
• Downtown project wins award
• New council ready to start Dec. 1
• Cookin' Big Willie style
• Indio residents vote for change; support tax hike
• Indio's 3% tax hike on its way to passing
• Police nab man suspected of stealing, crashing car, fleeing
• Challengers appearing on top of council race
• Incumbents in Coachella holding on to mayor, council seats early on
• Athletics aimed at boosting grades
• Police release info on two shooting victims
• Police: Transient confesses to knifing 79-year-old man
• Art project contract on council meeting agenda
• Police seek man who robbed ice cream shop
• Two killed in shooting at holiday party
• Police seek assailant who stabbed 79-year-old man in Indio
• First impressions inspire custom metal designs
• Indio looking to sell property
• Expo today to honor veterans, active Marines
• Michael Wilson: City Council candidate
• Academy keeps kids motivated after class
• Vacation payout woes corrected
• Store treats customers like royalty
• Big Willie's serving up some of that old-time cookin'
• Campaigns report expenditures
• Saturday expo to help vets access benefits, services
• Get desert gardening tips
• Indio police blotter for Oct. 29
• Indio sports roundup for Oct. 29
• Rajahs look for a win against Cathedral City
• Lady Rajahs continue to struggle in volleyball
• Melanie Fesmire: City Council candidate
• No verdict yet in retrial of sheriff's deputy
• Gene Gilbert: City Council candidate
• Date Museum set to open Saturday
• Ben Godfrey: City Council candidate
• Tiny fruit gets own exhibit hall, opening today
• Elaine Holmes: City Council candidate
• Ascencion “Sam” Torres: City Council candidate
• Runner Elias Cota attracting colleges' attention
• Transient man stabbed in Indio, in stable condition
• Video indicates Indio shooting suspects did not rush outside bar after victim
• Playboy Golf Scramble open to the public
• Shootings in Indio under investigation
• Police release sketch of man who attempted to abduct 15-year-old
• Indio Mayor: City has come a long way
• Coachella Valley Latino International Film Festival pushed back for lack of location
• Teenager's condition critical after shooting
• Campaigns report cash
• Indio, IID agree on settlement
• Martha's receives play area
• Dabbler dove into storage firm
• Chef gives Joy taste of his native China
• Indio news briefs for Oct. 15
• Indio news and notes for Oct. 15
• Indio police blotter for Oct. 15
• Indio sports roundup for Oct. 15
• Rajahs start DVL play with injuries
• Indio takes first DVL meet of year
• Indio's State of the City set for today
• Meetings to focus on Measure S
• Indio Ballot measure talk set for 7 p.m. Thursday
• Checkpoint seizes 950 pounds of pot
• Signs in Indio taking aim at 3 incumbents
• Indio's State of the City set for Thursday
• Housing application on board's agenda
• It's one family legacy nobody minds losing
• Four Preps to perform at Sun City clubhouse
• Feed store caters to any animal
• Poster announced for Southwest Arts Festival
• Artist brings street style to S.C.R.A.P.
• La Casita combines kitsch and classic cuisine
• Distict seeks next ‘Karate Kid'
• Valley business briefs for Oct. 8
• City revises financial policies
• Indio sports roundup for Oct. 8
• Rajahs can't shake Apple Valley, hope to rattle Pumas
• Rajahs gobbled by Lions, 18-4
• Bono Mack field rep to be in Indio Monday
• Candidates offer thoughts on city's future
• Workers go to any length to scare you
• Students unveil group art piece
• Learn how to vote by mail
• Indio to settle with IID for $300,000
• Karate tournament set for Oct. 16 at center
• Volunteers sought for Southwest Arts Festival
• Indio High grad granted $3,500 scholarship
• Lunch and Learn Roundtable focuses on Indio's finances
• Measure S fliers with city logo anger Indio residents
• Murder suspect Joseph Edward Duncan III expected to file request for a lawyer
• Southwest Arts Festival poster unveiled
• Man held on suspicion of transporting cocaine
• Man suspected of taking TV sets is arrested
• Settlement with Indio to cost IID $1.5M
• Man arrested on suspicion of Target television theft
• Martinez, council talk guidelines at daylong team-building retreat
• Families getting crafty
• Grant to aid gas station cleanup
• Powerful words and meanings
• Tigers foil Rajah comeback
• Challenges await new water polo coach at Indio High
• Indio sports roundup for Oct. 1
• Indio police blotter for Oct. 1
• Italian bistro ‘like a home'
• Indio news briefs for Oct. 1
• A social scoop of ice cream
• Indio candidates make their views known
• Students visit cable company to explore science, tech
• Memorial fund for city police untapped
• Mixer for nonprofit, health care and public officials Thursday
• Indio council, city manager talk game plan
• 2 hurt, 5 displaced after Indio mobile home fire
• Letter: Senators Barbara Boxer, Dianne Feinstein out of touch with reality
• Letter: Throw the incumbents out
• Indio Chamber of Commerce hosts forum for council hopefuls
• Free medical clinic to open soon in Indio
• City taking applications for mobile home board
• Indio falls behind early in home loss
• Youth groups announce need for volunteers
• Indio farm labor camp makeover planned
• Couple plead not guilty to murder, accessory charges
• Martha's Village seeks diapers, donations
• Oprah fan going Down Under
• Sloan's a family restaurant that stays in the family
• Henley rocks the end of summer
• High desert native made date movie
• Pueblo Viejo supports Indio with big menu, lift to youth
• Crews working on infrastructure projects
• Indio news briefs for Sept. 24
• Indio city notes for Sept. 24
• Campaign aims to preserve Nobles area church
• IWA to test water for contaminants
• Longtime resident, relatives helped shape valley in many ways
• Indio police blotter for Sept. 24
• Indio sports roundup for Sept. 24
• Indio police secure $220,617 national grant
• Indio High School football coach gets his first win
• Indio Planning Commission to meet today at 6 p.m.
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• Assembly Member V. Manuel Perez Christmas Party
• Free Home Owners Mobile Education Clinic
• Police Equestrian Team Takes First Place
• Police Equestrian Team Takes First Place
• Kaar Jazz
• Indio International Tamale Festival
• Riverside County Fair And National Date Festival

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