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American Society of Mexico Announces Fifth U.S.-Mexico Binational Convention
-Editorial The American Society of Mexico announced that its fifth U.S.-Mexico Binational Convention will be held Sept. 23, bringing together more than 1,500 representatives from the business, government, diplomatic, academic, and civil society sectors. The convention will focus on economic…
Imperial Valley Residents Unveil Community-Led Roadmap for Future Growth
-Editorial The Latino Community Foundation and community leaders unveiled its Community Visioning Process: A Community-Led Roadmap for a Strong, Inclusive Economic Future for All on Sept. 1 at the Old Eucalyptus Schoolhouse in El Centro as part of Activate Imperial,…
Judge Orders Google to Change Ad-Tech Practices
-Editorial Judge Leonie Brinkema ordered Google to change certain practices in its digital advertising technology business but stopped short of requiring the company to sell its AdX advertising exchange. The ruling follows an earlier decision that Google unlawfully acquired and…
Imperial County Proclaims September as Recovery and Suicide Prevention Month
-Editorial The Imperial County Board of Supervisors proclaimed September 2026 as National Recovery Month and National Suicide Prevention Month during its regular meeting, highlighting efforts to increase awareness, reduce stigma, and expand access to behavioral health and recovery services. The…
Sheinbaum Defends Mexico’s Sovereignty, Highlights Government Gains in Second Government Report
-Editorial Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum used her Second Government Report Tuesday to outline what her administration described as progress in the economy, security, infrastructure, health care and social programs, while emphasizing Mexico’s sovereignty and its continued cooperation with other countries.…
Judge Orders Environmental Review of Proposed Imperial County Data Center
-Editorial A Superior Court judge has ruled that Imperial County improperly exempted a proposed artificial intelligence data center from environmental review under the California Environmental Quality Act. Judge L. Brooks Anderholt issued a tentative decision Aug. 31 in a case…
IID Customers to Receive Additional Credit from Energy Cost Savings
-Editorial Imperial Irrigation District customers will receive an additional credit of 6.5 cents per kilowatt-hour for electricity used in August, the district announced Monday. The credit, about 29% of IID’s current residential energy rate of 22.30 cents per kilowatt-hour, will…
U.S. Takes 35% Stake in Venezuelan Oil Venture Under Sweeping Trump Administration Deal
-Editorial The Trump administration has announced an agreement involving Venezuelan oil assets that it says will expand U.S. access to crude oil, increase American investment in Venezuela and support the reconstruction of the country’s energy sector. According to the administration,…
Indigenous Knowledge Guides Amazon Conservation Efforts
-Editorial As the Amazon rainforest faces growing threats from deforestation, mining, biodiversity loss and climate change, scientists, policymakers and Indigenous leaders are exploring new approaches to protect one of the planet’s most important ecosystems. Dr. Rosa Vásquez Espinoza, a Peruvian…
Data Center Fight Takes a Turn in Court: What Comes Next?
-Editorial An Imperial County Superior Court judge has tentatively ruled that two county ordinances restricting data center development failed to meet state requirements, leaving the county to consider whether to adopt a revised moratorium, pursue other land-use regulations, or allow…