Two open seats could flip Chino Valley Unified's conservative majority as parents and students push back on flags, lawsuits and lost programs.

Commissioners voted 3-0 to ease rules on drive aisles, mobile-home businesses and aging buildings across the city.

Evans has led La Quinta since 2014, but Suzanne Espinoza-Jimenez and Lynn Langdon want her seat.

The cuts skip the costliest care, and only about 120 of the 1,700 codes apply to Medicare Advantage plans.

Clear cups, 21-plus wristbands and punch-card limits are all on the table as Indio debates drinking at downtown festivals.

Claremont’s Pomona College has already pulled in nearly half its $530 million goal from almost 10,000 donors.

Ernesto Gutierrez and Rick Saldivar face off for a third time in Cathedral City, now with a 30-year-old crime record at the center.

Residents get two more chances this month to weigh in before the City Council decides whether to overhaul how Palm Springs picks its mayor.

Leaked disciplinary pages tie a pinball machine with adult-content graphics to Alex Vara's run against Cali Binks for county schools chief.

The city council's unanimous vote buys time to rewrite zoning rules, even though no data center has been formally proposed in Lake Elsinore.

Indio's council voted unanimously to block new data center projects for another year while staff rewrite the city's zoning rules.

Leila Namvar, a former Indio union president, hopes to flip a district Greg Wallis won twice by razor-thin margins.

Home Gardens Academy loses its 7th and 8th graders to Auburndale Intermediate starting in 2027-28, over one trustee's objection.