Cathedral City Hot Air Balloon Festival Was A Huge Success! More than 6,000 people enjoyed the inaugural Cathedral City Hot Air Balloon Festival this weekend with 4,000 out of the 6,000 coming on Saturday evening...
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Eleven Applicants Seek an Appointment to the City Council of Cathedral City
Eleven Applicants Seek an Appointment to the City Council of Cathedral City UPDATED The City has confirmed that two more applicants have applied to fill the City Council Seat vacancy. The applications arrived prior to...Continue reading
Notice – Council Vacancy/Interviews
Notice – Council Vacancy/Interviews The City Council of Cathedral City will be conducting interviews on Wednesday, December 17, 2014, at a time to be determined, to fill the remaining term of the vacated seat on...
City Council Voted Last Night to Appoint a Councilmember for the Seat Vacated After Councilmember Stan Henry Became Mayor of Cathedral City
City Council Voted Last Night to Appoint a Councilmember for the Seat Vacated After Councilmember Stan Henry Became Mayor of Cathedral City Post by City of Cathedral City, CA – Municipal Government. Facebook
Cathedral City’s Bond Rating Improves Allowing the City To Refinance Its Bonds, Saving Us $600,000 Per Year
Cathedral City’s Bond Rating Improves Allowing the City To Refinance Its Bonds, Saving Us $600,000 Per Year Quick Video from Cathedral City Manager Charlie McClendon Post by City of Cathedral City, CA – Municipal Government....Continue reading
CATHEDRAL CITY PUBLIC ARTS COMMISSION PRESENTS “DAVID EINSTEIN: MARK MAKER, COLORIST & PAINTER OF LIGHT”
CATHEDRAL CITY, CA. – [September 23, 2014] The Cathedral City Public Arts Commission proudly presents the exhibit of “David Einstein: Mark Maker, Colorist, and Painter of Light” being held in the lobby of Cathedral City’s...
Sergio Rosas – Discover Real
Sergio talks about his education and growing up in Cathedral City. Discover Real
Riofine Neon – Discover Real
Rio, finé and the rest of the gang at Riofine Neon talk about relocating family and business into Cathedral City.