-Editorial The Imperial Irrigation District Board convened on March 19 to discuss and ultimately approve the 2023 On-Farm Efficiency Conservation Program Description, Agreement, and Advance Payment Agreement. Led by managers Tina Shields and Mike Pacheco, the board’s decision marks a significant step towards sustainable water management practices in the region. …
March, 2024
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19 March
California’s Multilingual Hotline for Help with Hate – Breaking Down Language Barriers to Combat Discrimination
-Editorial The California Department of Civil Rights launched California vs Hate in May 2023 as a statewide multilingual hotline for residents to report hate crimes and incidents and — most importantly — connect people targeted for hate with culturally competent resources and care coordination services including mental health support, legal …
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18 March
California Department of Public Health Launches Take on Alzheimer’s Campaign
-Editorial In a proactive move to address the impending rise in Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementia (ADRDs), the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) unveiled its comprehensive Take on Alzheimer’s campaign today. The initiative aims to educate and create awareness among all Californians about healthy brain practices, distinguish between aging …
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18 March
CalHFA Unveils California Dream for All: Homeownership and Wealth Opportunities
-Editorial Homeownership is often the primary step for most families to build a true financial legacy and create generational wealth. Owning a home goes beyond the creation of a financial future, however–it offers families stability and an environment that results in better health and educational outcomes. To support more families …
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17 March
Heroes Paisano Program Continues to Safeguard Rights during Spring Break 2024
-Editorial In a collaborative effort involving all levels of government, private initiatives, and various institutions, the official launch of the Heroes Paisano Program in Baja California was conducted. This program aims to ensure the rights, security, and well-being of Mexicans residing abroad during their entry, transit, and exit from the …
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17 March
Exploring Reproductive Rights on the Border: Insights from a Presentation at SDSU IV Campus
-Editorial In an event that took place at San Diego State University Imperial Valley Campus on March 14, a presentation on the status of reproductive rights on the border after the elimination of Roe v. Wade shed light on the challenges faced by women, particularly women of color, in accessing …
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17 March
Provino Baja California’s Conchas and New Wine Festival Reveals Ambitious 2024 Program
-Editorial This Thursday, March 14, the Baja California Provino Committee, under the new presidency of Wenceslao Martínez Payán announced all the details of the twenty-fourth edition of the Conchas and New Wine Festival to be held from April 12 to 14 in Ensenada. The conference was held in the facilities …
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16 March
CANACINTRA Unveils New Board of Directors for 2024-2025 Term
-Editorial The National Chamber of the Processing Industry (CANACINTRA) Mexicali inaugurated its new Board of Directors for the 2024-2025 term, led by President Francisco Fuentes Aréstegui. The swearing-in ceremony, attended by representatives from various sectors including business, government officials, associated companies, legislators, councilors, media, and distinguished guests, underscored a commitment …
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16 March
Expo AgroBaja 2024: A Landmark Success in the Agricultural and Fishing Sector Culminates with Record Attendance and International Acclaim
-Editorial The twenty-third edition of Expo AgroBaja, the emblematic event of the agricultural and fishing sector in Mexico, culminated with unprecedented success after four days of intense activities from Thursday, March 7 to Sunday, March 10. With a record attendance of more than 56 thousand visitors and the participation of …
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12 March
Key Issues Influencing Women’s Votes in the Current Election
-Editorial As the 2024 elections approach, women across the country are facing a myriad of challenges that are impacting their ability to seek public office and exercise their reproductive freedom. Despite the progress made in recent years, many of the issues that sparked the feminist movement are still prevalent today, …