-Editorial Years after the COVID health crisis, some of the federal money allocated for emergency use has been wrongly used for fraudulent purposes. For this reason, the federal government has initiated action to take misspent money back and punish those that did it. According to an investigation by the Associated …
June, 2023
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10 June
Overcoming Small Business Key Challenges and Thriving in a Competitive Market
-Editorial Running a small business is a remarkable journey filled with triumphs and hurdles that demand entrepreneurs’ resilience and ingenuity. To ensure success in a highly competitive market, small business owners must confront and conquer a myriad of challenges, ranging from maintaining a harmonious work-life balance to navigating financial and …
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10 June
IVC Receives 1.6 million to Launch MESA Program
-Editorial Imperial Valley College has received a grant of more than $1.6 million from the California Community College Chancellors’ office to improve opportunities for students to transfer to four-year colleges and universities for majors in calculus-based science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields. The grant, which runs through the 2026-27 …
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9 June
Baja California Governor Honors Decades of Dedication and Celebrates Freedom of Expression Day
-Editorial In a momentous celebration of Freedom of Expression Day, Governor Marina del Pilar Avila Olmeda took the opportunity to recognize the tireless efforts of the media professionals who dedicate themselves to their craft daily, as well as honoring the remarkable careers of those who have been part of the …
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6 June
Baja California State Government Strengthens Capitalization of Technology-Based Projects
-Editorial To connect technology-based projects with national and foreign investment funds, the Ministry of Economy and Innovation (SEI) held the “Demo Day Baja” event in Valle de Guadalupe with the participation of 13 companies, 4 investment funds, in addition to investor and business groups, reported the Undersecretary of Investment Management, …
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5 June
MANA de Valle Imperial Awards $20,000 in Scholarships to 29 Students
-Editorial MANA de Imperial Valley hosted its annual Scholarship Ceremony at the Southwest High School library in El Centro to honor local students who were awarded academic scholarships. This year, MANA distributed a total of $20,000 in scholarships among twenty-nine deserving students. The scholarship amounts ranged from $500 to $1,000. …
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5 June
IID Board of Directors Approved Water Supply Agreement with Mineral Company
-Editorial The Imperial Irrigation District Board of Directors approved an agreement with a company that wants to expand in Imperial Valley at the May 2nd meeting. EnergySource Minerals, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company, including its wholly owned subsidiary ESM ATLIS LLC, proposes to construct and operate a commercial minerals …
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4 June
Navigating Debt Consolidation for a Better Financial Well-being
By: Ellie Burgueño COLUMN: ADDED VALUE As an avid practitioner of credit management, money handling, and income diversification, I have ventured into the realm of personal finances, becoming a trusted columnist in this field. However, my thirst for knowledge remains unquenchable. Every day presents an opportunity for me to expand …
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3 June
NASCAR’s Support for LGBTQ Community Sparks Controversy and Boycott Calls
– Editorial NASCAR finds itself embroiled in controversy during Pride Month as critics call for a boycott due to its support for the LGBTQ agenda. “We celebrate the LGBTQ community during #PrideMonth and beyond,” read the tweet, accompanied by a vibrant Happy Pride Month banner featuring the NASCAR logo adorned …
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3 June
The U.S. Senate gives final approval to debt ceiling deal
-Editorial The U.S. Senate gave final approval late Thursday to a debt ceiling and budget cuts package thanks to a bipartisan deal and sent it to President Joe Biden’s desk to become law. Approval in the Senate on a bipartisan vote, 63-36, somewhat reflected the agreement between both parties to …
