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Palm Desert planning regional sports park, seeks input
The city is open to hearing ideas about the location, programming needs, amenities, and future park design.
Valley housing market continues shift, with fewer sales, higher inventory
The three-month average of sales in November was 474 units a month, or 41% less than last year. Sales are 32% lower than pre-pandemic norms.
New details revealed in 2020 video showing Cathedral City police officer administering multiple baton blows to motorist
In the video, police are shown arresting a motorist who appears to be initially complying with their requests before being taken to the ground. An officer is seen leaping across the vehicle’s hood before striking the man with his baton.
Election results close to final; most valley races have clear winners
One contest that will definitely come down to the final tally is the race for the California State Assembly in the 47th District, which is comprised of a portion of the Coachella Valley.
Your guide to holiday tree lightings, parades, more in Coachella Valley cities
This time of year sees us celebrate with tree lightings, latkes, and many more traditions. We’ve listed a few of the official events kicking off soon.
Veteran’s Village opens in Cathedral City, offering both housing and services
City officials said the project launched from a conversation between Lori Zito of the Urban Housing Communities and former Mayor Gregory S. Pettis.
Caltrans launching major Interstate 10 project just east of Coachella
A website dedicated to the project states the work will begin in “late 2022” and that the project will take three-and-a-half years to complete.
November ‘Healing Field’ event reworked to more inclusive ‘Fields Of Valor’
For 14 years, the Rotary Clubs of Cathedral City have organized an event honoring valley residents who served in the Armed Forces.
Cathedral City names next fire chief
Michael Contreras will assume the duties of Fire Chief John Muhr, who is retiring in mid-October after a dozen years with the city.
