A new transformer at the Avenue 42 Substation adds power for about 2,500 homes. Three more projects financed through a city and utility partnership aim to raise that to 16,000 by late 2027.
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A New Address Puts Riverside County’s Economic Development Work in Plain View
A move from Indio to Old Town La Quinta, a leadership transition and a new regional strategy are bringing more...
Rancho Mirage Looks to Turn Highway 111 Into More Than a Road Through Town
A proposed overhaul would guide new housing, commercial investment and cultural destinations along the city’s...
A 625,000-Square-Foot Industrial Development is Being Planned for Coachella
The proposed Highway 86 development could generate an estimated 740 jobs. Its long-term entitlements, fee...
Greater Coachella Valley Chamber To Host a Series of City Council Candidates Forums
The Greater Coachella Valley Chamber of Commerce (GCVCC) invites residents, business owners and community...
Healthcare Is an Economic Engine. The Valley Must Build the Workforce to Sustain It.
College of the Desert’s nursing expansion shows how investment in local education can strengthen healthcare...
Palm Springs Opens Its Modernist Doors for a Fall Weekend of Design
Palm Springs’ midcentury identity is usually encountered from the street: a butterfly roof above a hedge, a...
What’s For Sale: Desert Island Golf Course Lists for $24 Million as Caliente Tropics Hotel Cuts Its Price
A Rancho Mirage golf course with hotel development approvals and a Palm Springs resort with a reduced asking...
La Quinta State of the City: Impressive Next Wave of Growth Highlighted
At its State of the City presentation, La Quinta outlined 433 planned hotel rooms, 659 housing units and a...








