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February, 2024

  • 13 February

    COLAB Hosts Candidate Forum for Imperial County Supervisor District 4

    -Editorial The Coalition of Labor, Agriculture, and Business (COLAB) organized a candidate forum on Feb. 12 for the upcoming Imperial County Supervisor District 4 elections. The event provided an opportunity for voters to hear from the five candidates vying for the position: incumbent Ryan Kelley, Gabe Contreras, Yulil Garza, Daniel …

  • 11 February

    Race Intensifies for Late Sen. Feinstein’s Senate Seat

    -Editorial The contest to secure the vacant seat of the late Sen. Dianne Feinstein in the US Senate intensified as 27 candidates vied for the position. In a lively forum showcasing the leading contenders, including Rep. Adam Schiff, Barbara Lee, and Katie Porter, over two dozen candidates presented their visions …

  • 8 February

    Women Candidates Take Center Stage in Imperial County Supervisor Forum, Addressing Critical Issues for the Future

    -Editorial The Coalition of Labor, Agriculture, and Business (COLAB) of Imperial County, in collaboration with the Brawley Chamber of Commerce, organized a political forum on Feb. 7 at Imperial Valley College. The event featured the candidates running for Imperial County District 2 Supervisor, all of whom are women. Dihana Garcia-Ruiz, …

  • 3 February

    Controversial electric vehicle charging station raises concerns

    -Editorial The construction of an electric vehicle charging station at Rockwood Park, a historic site, has raised concerns within the Calexico community. The decision to install these charging stations without seeking input from the community is a matter of great disappointment and calls into question the preservation of Calexico’s early …

January, 2024

  • 31 January

    Local Nonprofit Faces Funding Scrutiny Amid Political Protest Allegations

    -Editorial A local nonprofit organization operating in Imperial County finds itself under scrutiny after allegations arose of potential violations regarding grant funding. Ryan Kelley, the representative of District 4 on the Imperial County Board of Supervisors, has called upon the Chief Executive Office to investigate the grants received by this …

  • 30 January

    San Diego Mayor and FEMA Region 9 Administrator Address Storm Impact, Urge Federal Aid

    -Editorial San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria spoke by phone with FEMA Region 9 Administration Bob Fenton and discussed the impacts of last Monday’s storm and the recovery efforts underway. Mayor Gloria underscored the immense pain San Diegans are living through and his commitment to being their voice as they clean …

  • 29 January

    The Ripple Effect of Home Country Elections on Diaspora Dynamics

    -Editorial Elections dominate the 2024 news curve and not just in the U.S. Taiwan, India and Mexico are among key countries with large diaspora populations in the US that are holding national elections. At a press briefing by Ethnic Media Services, it was explored how diaspora communities interact with elections …

  • 25 January

    Special Recall Election Will Cost Calexico $128,346

    -Editorial The Imperial County Board of Supervisors authorized the Registrar of Voters to conduct the special recall election targeting Raul Urena and Gilberto Manzanarez on April 16 at their regular meeting on Jan. 23. The election, scheduled for April 16, comes with an exorbitant price tag of $128,346 for Calexico. …

  • 18 January

    Calexico Braces for Recall Election as Dissatisfaction Mounts Against Council Members

    -Editorial A recall election against Calexico Mayor Raul Urena and Councilman Gilberto Manzanares is set to take place on April 16. This electoral process, fueled by mounting concerns and dissatisfaction among residents, aims to address the performance and leadership of these two officials. As the election draws near, the city …

  • 13 January

    IRS Strengthens Enforcement on High-Income Individuals and Corporations, Collects $360M in Tax Debts

    -Edtorial The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) continues its efforts to expand enforcement related to high-income individuals, large corporations, and complex partnerships, as part of a broader transformation. IRS Commissioner Danny Werfel highlighted the progress made under the Inflation Reduction Act, with a focus on improving taxpayer service and strengthening enforcement. …

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