-Editorial During the middle of the Cattle Call week, the lyrics and tunes of mariachi music are heard from a mile away as you get near the Main Street in Brawley. As a tradition that has grown through the years, mariachi night has become the most attended event during Cattle …
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Elections in Imperial Valley have come and gone and awaiting their final count
By: Mario Conde, Reporter Months of campaigning came to an end as voters chose the direction their cities and counties will take for the next four years. At the Calexico City Council race, David Romero and Rosie Fernandez lead the race. Romero is a 35-year-old business owner from Calexico and …
Read More »California Has a New Governor: Gavin Newsom, a Democrat
-Editorial After eight years of Governor Jerry Brown in office, California has a new Governor: Gavin Newsom. In a decisive win for governor on Tuesday night, the politician, former mayor of San Francisco (2004-2012) and businessman, who is expected to resist to President Trump at a crucial moment for the …
Read More »Local Border Patrol Ready to Receive Immigrant Caravan
-Editorial As the caravan of Central Americans continues to travel north through Mexico, the Border Patrol El Centro Sector and U.S. Customs and Border Protection made a joint presentation to the Imperial County Board of Supervisors about their plans if it arrives here. With the recent announcement by President Donald …
Read More »Assemblymember Eduardo Garcia, a man who keeps promises
Chaptered 2018 Legislation -Editorial Since the first time Eduardo Garcia was elected to the California State Assembly, he has been a leader dedicated to work in the benefit of the community he serves. Eduardo Garcia proudly represents California’s 56th Assembly District, which includes cities and unincorporated communities in eastern Riverside …
Read More »Interview to Jesus Eduardo “Cachu” Escobar
As your campaign progressed what is the #1 issue in District 1 that needs to be addressed soon? The #1 issue is by far the focus on economic development and bringing private sector industrial based jobs to our Imperial Valley. This is the focal point that will provide employment opportunities …
Read More »More than 5000 members of education are demanding payment
By: Juan Carlos Lopez, political scientist The multitudinous manifestation of retired teachers and pensioners of education was recorded last Wednesday, November 31 in the interior and outside the State Government of Baja California building, demanding payroll payments for the month of October. More than 5 thousand members of education belonging …
Read More »MARIA LUCAS, AN EXCEPTIONAL MANAGER AT SUN COMMUNITY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
-Editorial Founded in 1954, Sun Community Federal Credit Union has remained as the favorite among the community, since in addition to offering multiple services, loans and savings options to its clients, it is also focused on being the most respected and largest financial institution, trusted among residents of the Imperial …
Read More »PMHD, IVC partner for students’ health and wellbeing
IMPERIAL.- In an effort to improve the quality of life for students at Imperial Valley College, Pioneers Memorial Healthcare District along with more than 30 other local agencies came together for the fall 2018 Student Health and Wellness Fair here a few days ago. The three-hour event offered IVC students …
Read More »WHY DOES IT HAPPEN AND WHAT HAPPENS DURING A BRAIN INFARCTION?
By: Dr. Elton Gómez, stem-cell expert Reading time: 4 minutes The brain is a wonderful electro-chemical machine, capable of thinking and producing ideas, and these ideas allow us to survive and progress. However, the operation of this electrochemical machine, has a very high price, the human brain, which weighs 2% …
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