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Coachella council members cited privacy and other concerns as they rejected a plan for 70 license plate reading cameras in the city.

Three years after a man was killed in his home outside Indio, a man was found guilty of murder Thursday.

Though cases aren't as severe as in previous years, the Coachella Valley and Riverside County are seeing an increase in COVID-19 this summer.

Dr. William W. Brien is an orthopedic surgeon. He was the chief medical officer and chief quality officer for University Hospitals of Cleveland.

Del Webb will build 1,500 new houses in north Indio, bringing its Coachella Valley footprint to 10,000 homes, all for people 55 and older.

Tropical Storm Hilary, which is forecast to become a hurricane by Thursday, is expected to head toward the Baja California peninsula this week.

Hurricane Hilary is expected to bring five inches of rain to Palm Springs and seven to nine inches to the San Jacinto Mountains.

Funds will advance Controlled Thermal Resources project at Salton Sea, billed as world's largest lithium brine facility.

The museum plans to open a renovated space for kids on March 25, 2024, after reaching its $3 million goal for the project's first phase.

Gov. Josh Green announced the confirmed death toll had risen from 99 to 101 in an afternoon video address, saying, "We are heartsick."