Oct 31, 2009 | Desert Sun
City of Coachella investigates $6M loan default
Coachella city officials are awaiting the results of an investigation of a $6 million loan the city gave to a nonprofit organization for affordable housing.
Suspect in shooting, attempted armed robbery arrested
Sheriff's deputies have arrested a man suspected of trying to rob two men and then shooting one of them in Coachella in August.
SunLine to consider Indio, Coachella transit proposals in January
SunLine Transit Agency officials today said Indio and Coachella's respective plans for east valley transit hubs need a full examination and endorsement so they can better compete for federal funding.
Halloween Carnival to be held at Palm View Elementary in Coachella
Palm View Elementary School has scheduled its fall festival and Halloween carnival for Friday.
Indio, Coachella both planning transit hubs
Coachella Valley transit officials are expected today to consider dueling proposals from Coachella and Indio for a possible east valley transportation hub.
Utility users tax is critical to Coachella
Sacramento's budget problems have had a devastating impact on the city of Coachella, as the state of California recently took approximately $3 million from our city's general fund and redevelopment agency to solve its own budget mess.
Coachella City Council to discuss beer garden Wednesday for Fiesta of Chilies
The Coachella City Council will meet at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, inside City Council chambers, 1515 Sixth St.
Desert Hot Springs aims for Coachella-style event with music fest
Desert Hot Springs is set to move ahead with plans for a music festival that city leaders hope will draw thousands of spectators next year - and one day become a "signature event" for the city.
Armed Robber Hits Coachella Restaurant
Deputies are looking for an armed robbery suspect who held up a Coachella restaurant.
Coachella armed robbery suspect sought
Investigators are looking for a man who robbed a Coachella restaurant at gunpoint Thursday evening.
Measure M an unfair burden on Coachella
In its editorial on Oct. 9, The Desert Sun would have readers believe that because 146 California cities and four counties levy a utility user tax on their residents that it is the right thing to do in the city of Coachella.
Coachella Plans To Build Transit Hub
The reward challenge is stopped when one castaway requires emergency medical attention and heavy rain takes its toll on both tribes.
Road Extension Project Begins in Coachella
A Marine who was a practical joker is found dead on Halloween, and the team believes his death may have been a grave payback for one of his pranks.
According to police on Sunday around 6 p.m. two Hispanic males, armed with handguns, entered a 99-Cent store in Coachella and demanded cash.
In addition to enabling a budding generation of Los Angeles punk rockers by opening Hollywood punk club the Masque, Brendan Mullen also was a regular contributor to L.A. Weekly .
Rose by another name: Coachella
A rose named for the Coachella Valley will make its debut next month at the American Rose Society's Conference and Rose Show in Cathedral City.
Governor calls for special session on water
SACRAMENTO - Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger late Sunday summoned lawmakers for a special session on the state's water problems, even as legislative negotiators ended nearly 12 hours of talks without reaching an agreement.
Suspects Accused of East Valley Robberies Arrested
A man and a woman were arrested Friday in connection with the armed robbery of two door-to-door salesmen in Coachella.
Two Thermal residents arrested for alleged involvement in two robberies
Two arrests were made Friday less than a month after an armed robbery in Coachella, according to the Riverside County Sheriff's Department.
Rose named after Coachella Valley
The Coachella Valley has a rose named after it and will be available in limited quantities next month.
Victim's Family Speaks Out Against Domestic Violence
"We still remember it like it was yesterday." Domestic violence forever changed Vanessa Larios and her family.
Jon Edney halts run for 80th seat
El Centro City Councilman Jon Edney is bowing out of the 2010 campaign for the 80th Assembly seat.
Dia de los Muertos public art coming to Indio, Coachella
Colorful tributes to a Mexican holiday will rise from East Valley streets this weekend.