Indio Legacy at 90

Legacy at 90: How has Indio's history shaped the community we are in 2020? If you missed our State of the City, you will truly appreciate this look at Indio's past, present and future.

[@brada1803]

Very Informative! To bad that political aspects (Current Councils members) were allowed to be Involved - It's reasonable to consider that current Indio businesses that have been forced to close by the direct actions (mandated restrictions) of the current City Council will affect future development and the history of the Great City of Indio, California

[@austinnoftz1804]

Again, it looks like big-agriculture has ruined this town. It looks like people got so money-hungry that they forgot to take care of the planet and started, metaphorically, raping Mother Earth. Now, I'm a college educated, inspired 31 year old, driven to make the world a better place and to provide future generations with better lives, and I can't think of a single moral way to make money. Beside that I only seem to be offered minimum wage, or close to it. For an example, in order to purchase a decent home to raise a family in the Bay Area one would need to make $150 per hour, 40 hours per week, for 10 years, to not be indebted to a bank who could kick him out if he doesn't pay money every month. California minimum wage is currently $14 per hour.