City Council & Government
We follow Coachella City Council meetings live and explain what each vote changes for residents. Read the ordinance details, budget figures, and public hearing dates without digging through a packed agenda.
From Thermal to Palm Springs, our reporters cover the decisions, people, and events that shape your day. Get the local story with names, dates, and the context you need.
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We follow Coachella City Council meetings live and explain what each vote changes for residents. Read the ordinance details, budget figures, and public hearing dates without digging through a packed agenda.
Track Coachella Valley Unified School District decisions, campus updates, and classroom work. We introduce the teachers and students making a measurable difference across the valley.
Local journalism is the heartbeat of Navarro Broadcast. We place reporters in neighborhoods, attend community events, and hold open newsrooms so our coverage reflects the real voices of Coachella Valley.
A named reporter keeps watch on your area.
Residents can bring story ideas directly to our team.
Important local information reaches more valley households.
Local voices help us test the questions we ask.
Find new restaurant openings, business relocations, and economic development decisions in one place. Our weekly Business Spotlight gives one local owner the space to explain what comes next.
With a team of 12 dedicated local journalists, we produce more than 300 original Coachella-focused stories each month. Every municipality in the valley has a place in our daily assignment book.
“Thanks to Navarro Broadcast, I knew about the water rationing hours before it was official. I could prepare my family and adjust our week.”Jaswindar Agwunobi, Thermal resident
“Their school board reporting helps me stay involved even when I can't attend meetings. The clear summaries tell me which decisions need my attention.”Ismani Marathe, parent and Indio resident
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