County Department of Child Support Services to host signing ceremony next week. PRESS RELEASE: Thursday, May 26, the Imperial County Department of Child Support Services (DCSS) will host a historic ceremony to commemorate the signing of an Inter-Institutional Agreement between DCSS and the Supreme Court of Baja California (Poder Judicial …
Read More »An Imperial Valley Cancer Symposium will be Presented in June at Imperial Valley College
Imperial Valley College and the Cancer Resource Center of the Desert have joined forces to present an Imperial Valley Cancer Symposium in June at the college. The symposium will be from 9 a.m. to noon June 4 in the 2700 Science Building at IVC, 380 E. Aten Road, Imperial. There …
Read More »CONAGO COMMISSION FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF WINE INDUSTRY WAS INSTALLED
VALLE OF GUADALUPE , BC- Wednesday, May 11th, 2016.- The State Governor, Francisco Vega de Lamadrid and the Governor of Oaxaca and President of the National Conference of Governors (CONAGO), Gabino Cué Monteagudo, led the installation of the Commission for the Development of Wine Industry, through which this sector will …
Read More »San Diego State University – Imperial Valley 56th Commencement
Picture of SDSU- Calexico Campus 56th Commencement Rehearsal On Thursday, May 12, 2016 SDSU – Imperial Valley will hold its 56th Commencement. The Processional will commence at 7 PM on the Campus Quad. The guest speaker will be Fernando de Necochea, retired Provost and Assistant to the Dean at …
Read More »California Growers Opposed to Lemons From Argentina
The USDA (United States Department of Agriculture) is proposing to allow lemons from Argentina. California’s lemon industry worries about disease potential. California’s lemon industry was valued at $596,124,000 in 2014, with Ventura, Riverside, San Diego, Tulare and Kern counties the leading growers. BY: ROBERT RODRIGUEZ California citrus officials are fuming …
Read More »How to Prevent Complications in Plastic Surgery:
By: Dr. Javier Roman C., Plastic Surgeon Plastic Surgery should be planned with the same care and attention as heart surgery or brain surgery, most patients have a satisfactory result, but “not everything is hunky-dory.” A small number of patients who undergo plastic surgery have complications, most of these …
Read More »What I need to know about Organ Donation and Transplantation
By: Dr. Cesar Gonzalez – Transplantologist Have you thought about donating your organs? What does it mean to be an Organ Donor? Becoming a donor means that, in case you die, your organs could still live in another person. The transplant will work for the recovery of the person …
Read More »Yoga: Physical and Emotional Benefits
By. Leticia Mancera The hidden question is: What is Yoga? Let´s take it from there. Yoga above all is a science, art and life philosophy that intends to unite the three levels of existence of the human being: body, mind and spirit. The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali – Aphorisms of …
Read More »Supreme Court Doubts Texas Has A Legal Right To Challenge Immigration Policy
United States v. Texas, a challenge to the president’s executive actions on immigration, will be a linchpin of election-year politics. By: Huffpost Politics. WASHINGTON — An eight-member Supreme Court appeared skeptical on Monday that President Barack Obama’s decision to defer deportation for millions of undocumented immigrants could be subject to …
Read More »The MexiCali Biennial: A Binational Art Project
Pictures by Odette Barajas Article by: Luis G. Hernandez The MexiCali Biennial began as an art project between artists, curators Ed Gomez and Luis G. Hernandez. The first MexiCali Biennial took place in Mexicali in 2006 with the idea of producing an exhibition featuring artists from California and Mexico. The …
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