Online News
5
By Ken Muraco
I love reading my Desert Sun Newspaper online. It’s convenient and up to date. All my local news at my fingertips on my iPad.
Knowing my weather forecast in my city helps me plan my days.
Keep up the good work Desert Sun. I’m a happy subscriber.
Desert news
4
By HRGStache
Love the local information and everything about the desert area.
Terrible
1
By Nwein
I have now paid twice for a subscription and cannot get further than the paywall. $120 down the drain!! I do not recommend this service.
So bad
2
By Odogg12
This app and there costumer services are worthless
Navigation very poor
1
By cvsubscriber
I want to report a missed delivery, or view my vacation hold and there is no option. “My Account” navigation or help does not exist
Great paper!
5
By Bill at SF Bay
I really like The Desert Sun newspaper! I got the paper edition for a couple of years when I lived in Indio. I have read the online version since I moved 7 years ago. The sports section is better than the printed papers here or USA Today.
Enewspaper
3
By Marmaduke12344
Can’t get full newspaper today. Only special sections available on-line
Puzzles
1
By Hates puzzles ads
Links on the puzzles are regularly broken always forcing you to watch ads and never taking you back to the puzzle. Get your act together,
Somewhat improved
4
By Drycreekwhine
Not sure why the ads have to be included, but perhaps advertisers think they drive business.
Unbiased
4
By iker7*
Thank you for printing news that would otherwise would be censored in the Imperial Valley. The Imperial Valley Press never publishes information regarding how the powerful rich farmers influence our local government and businesses. These farmers often claim that the unemployment rate here would be much higher were it not for the jobs they have created and for the privilege of allowing laborers in picking their produce. In truth for many years these farmers have methodically and systematically prevented outside businesses from investing here as these, “outside interest”, will buy farmland and create better employment opportunities than the cheap labor they have been exploiting. For many years these farmers have wasted water from the Colorado River without accountability.