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Indio, California is located in Riverside County. Zip codes in Indio, CA include 92201, 92203, and 92202. The median home price in Indio is $259,900 which is roughly $101/per square foot. More Indio information.

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1 hr ago | Southwest Riverside News Network

Indio: Contractor suspected of molesting young girl to stand trial

A 61-year-old Thermal contractor accused of repeatedly molesting a young female relative was ordered today to stand trial on felony charges.

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6 hrs ago | RGT Online

Fireworks on July 3rd at Fantasy Springs

INDIO, California -- -- The Cabazon Band of Mission Indians and Fantasy Springs Resort Casino invite the community to attend a free fireworks event, the day before Independence Day.

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Tue Jun 18, 2013

Billboard

The Postal Service Washes Up in 'A Tattered Line of...

The Postal Service perform during Day 2 of the 2013 Coachella Music Festival on April 13, 2013 in Indio, California.

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KMIR 6

Santa Fe Style Homes Vacant and Vandalized in the Valley

Just north of Interstate 10 and Varner Road are five unfinished houses. These Santa Fe style homes sit in the middle of a dirt lot, vacant and vandalized.

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The Desert Sun

Desert Water Agency: Tribal lawsuit could spike rates

The Desert Water Agency has started crunching numbers to assess potential financial impacts of a water lawsuit by the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians, and it estimates that customers could see sharply higher water bills if the tribe prevails in court.

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The Press-Enterprise

San Bernardino: Brutal tales from early years

Wilson was part of the first overland immigration to Southern California led by Lorenzo Trujillo in 1841 from New Mexico.

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Southwest Riverside News Network

Indio: Teen driver arrested on suspicion of DUI after plowing into parked car

A 17-year-old Indio resident was arrested and then released to his parents on suspicion of smoking pot and drinking before getting behind the wheel and crashing into a parked car, it has been reported.

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Mon Jun 17, 2013

The San Diego Union-Tribune

Ritual flames honor Kumeyaay matriarch

Near the fire, a line of men, boys, and female birdsong dancers from different reservations of the Kumeyaay people sang about safe travels to a better world, and the ocean, mountains and desert during the burning ceremony for Ida Brown, the eldest elder of the Viejas Band of Kumeyaay Indians, who passed away June 11 at the age of 90. During the ... (more)

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The Press-Enterprise

Riverside County: Supervisors pass draft budget

After a relatively short meeting - about an hour - Riverside County supervisors this morning unanimously approved a preliminary budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1. The final version will be approved in September.

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KESQ-TV Palm Desert

Electrical fire at Indio mobile home park displaces dozens of families

Residents of nearly half of the homes in an Indio mobile home park found themselves displaced this morning in the aftermath of a fire in a laundry room electrical panel, the Riverside County Fire Department reported.

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Sun Jun 16, 2013

Southwest Riverside News Network

Restaurant Week wraps up in Palm Springs

Today is the last day to get deals on local dining, lodging and attractions through Palm Springs Desert Resorts Restaurant Week.

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The Press-Enterprise

COACHELLA 2014: Will The Replacements reunion join lineup?

We're still a few months off from knowing who will be playing the 2014 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival , but why should that stop the fun speculation? A few days ago, the news broke that punk-spirited Minneapolis icons The Replacements were reuniting for their first performance in more than 20 years at the punk-leaning Riot Fest in Chicago ... (more)

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The Press-Enterprise

OPINION: Online gaming in California? Not so fast

Utlimate Poker, a site that went live in April, is for Nevada residents only. California needs to proceed carefully in crafting online gambling allowances and protocols that would apply here.

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Sat Jun 15, 2013

Merced Sun-Star

Chukchansi tribe leaders' styles fuel dispute

The three leaders vying for control of the Picayune Rancheria of Chukchansi Indians - and its $9 million-a-month haul from its Madera County casino - have undeniably different styles.

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The Fresno Bee

Chukchansi tribe leaders' styles fuel dispute

The three leaders vying for control of the Picayune Rancheria of Chukchansi Indians - and its $9 million-a-month haul from its Madera County casino - have undeniably different styles.

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The Desert Sun

Green Desert: Eyesore or icon? Time will tell for tall towers

If you put two 750-foot-tall solar towers in the middle of the desert -- a little bit off Interstate 10, about 60 miles east of Indio -- it's likely they'll be visible.

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The Desert Sun

Letter of the Week: Desert Hot Springs students celebrate reaching their reading goals

Recently, 23 students from Bubbling Wells Elementary earned a field trip to Barnes & Noble and Richie's Diner in Palm Desert for achieving their reading goal.

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The Press-Enterprise

RIVERSIDE: Eighth-grader wins National History Day

Rachel Priebe, of Riverside, meets television newscaster Tom Brokaw in January at the National World War II Museum event, to which she was invited based on her Salute to Freedom award from the museum for her 2012 National History Day project.

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Fri Jun 14, 2013

Arcata Eye

1850 Was A Huge Turning Point In Arcata History

This is the second of a series on the history of Arcata, excerpted from a 137-page report prepared by Guerra & McBane, LLC, for the City of Arcata, Department of Planning and Community Development.

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The Press-Enterprise

San Bernardino: Brutal tales from the early years

Today, Big Bear Valley is full of water. In 1845, no dam had yet been built and the lush valley was known for being home to a large bear population.

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