-Editorial The holidays have arrived at Walmart, and the retailer has adapted to meet the evolving needs of its customers who plan to shop differently this holiday season. After closely watching changing customer shopping behaviors and speaking with customers over the past six months, today the retailer is announcing how …
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IID Board Approves Settlement Agreement with CAISO
-Editorial The Imperial Irrigation District Board approved a settlement with the California Independent System Operators regarding the S-Line Upgrade Project. The Imperial Irrigation District and the California Independent System Operator Corporation (CAISO) entered into a settlement agreement with respect to litigation. The settlement agreement provides that the CAISO will fund …
Read More »THE BAJA 500 OFF-ROAD RACE KICKS OFF IN SAN FELIPE
With the 52nd edition of one of the most important races in the state, now held in San Felipe, the port is positioned as a benchmark for Off-Road races. 140 teams from 19 states of the American Union and 10 countries begin a 493-mile circuit. San Felipe, B.C., September 26, …
Read More »Business Chambers in Baja California Expressed Their Concerns Around the Current Financial Crisis
By: Melissa Dorame, Reporter. Mexicali, B.C.- A press conference was held this week at the CANACO Mexicali facilities where leaders of various business chambers of commerce shared their concerns about the outlook around the economic impact derived from the current financial crisis and the new taxes that have been imposed …
Read More »How to keep your credit in shape during the Coronavirus Economic Crisis?
By: Ellie Burgueno Many of us, at a certain point of our lives, might have struggled with credit, and that might have been because we didn’t have experience with it or we simply didn’t know how important credit was or how to manage our credit, but during these days of …
Read More »THE NARROW CANAL SYNDROME (VERTEBRAL STENOSIS)
By: Dr. Elton Gomez, Regenerative Medicine Expert The spinal cord, that set of bones that holds us up and supports the entire body, is a fairly strong structure, as well as flexible, supported by the intervertebral discs and reinforced by powerful ligaments, muscles and tendons. This structure contains a channel …
Read More »County Supervisors Will Oppose Water Rate Increases in Niland and Calipatria
-Editorial The Imperial County Board of Supervisors will send a letter of protest opposing a water rate increase by the Golden State Water Company that will affect north county residents. The Golden State Water Company is the agency that provides water to the communities of Calipatria and Niland. On July …
Read More »Imperial Valley Resident’s Book Awarded Silver Medal by Military Writers Group
-Editorial A Valley resident’s book, “Unseen Body Blows,” has been awarded a silver medal by the Military Writers Society of America during its 2020 awards presentations announced Saturday (Sept. 19). The author is William Gay of El Centro. The book is the story of life aboard one of the original …
Read More »Tijuana Innovadora preparing the largest free digital event in the region: “Tijuana is the Future”
-Editorial The pandemic caused by Covid-19 or Coronavirus gave us a complete turnaround to our lives, however, Tijuana Innovadora, evolving as always, did not sit idly by and instead of postponing its fifth edition, decided to convert the celebrations of its 10th anniversary into a free digital event. For this …
Read More »Economics of climate change in 2020 and the following years
By: Dr. Alejandro Díaz-Bautista, Economist (Ph.D.) The economics of climate change refers to climate change in economics. The analysis indicates that several factors make this a difficult problem from both an economic and a political perspective and it is an intergenerational problem in the short, medium, and long term. “Climate …
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