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In this week's Briefing: Hundreds of new tress are coming to the city, some mobile home parks are getting an Internet upgrade, and Acrisure Arena has put out the call for local artists.
In this week's Briefing: A delay in new regulations for large gatherings, how the real estate market fared in June, and Indio's indoor market for local makers is coming back for round two!
New plans for the city's first independent bookstore, stronger rules for vacant commercial buildings, public art updates and more in our Weekly Briefing.
A strong rejection of data centers from the Planning Commission, help for lost pets, a museum exhibit in need of some TLC, plus more in our Weekly Briefing.
Council tackles data centers and new rules for kratom and nitrous oxide, plus applications open for leadership opportunities, and more in the Weekly Briefing.
A roundup of stories that matter in Indio A long-awaited bridge, questions regarding future expansions to the new Indio Sports Park, updates to the Tamale Festival, and more in this week's roundup.
Effects of the planned Coachella data center on Indio, inmates help rehab Riverside County dogs, finally a draft ordinance for gas stations, and more in this Weekly Briefing,
Opening date for massive sports park, new updates to a popular local hiking trail, and honoring Indio grads, plus the best events happening this weekend.
