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California Attorney General Joins Coalition Challenging IRS Policy on Wind and Solar Tax Credits
-Editorial California Attorney General Rob Bonta has joined a coalition of 17 state attorneys general in filing an amicus brief in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia opposing an Internal Revenue Service notice that limits eligibility for…
In 2026, Cali Baja Emerges as a Highly Competitive Binational Megaregion
By Dr. Alejandro Díaz-Bautista, Economist and Researcher (PhD) In 2026, the Cali Baja region consolidates itself as a binational megaregion valued at over $250 billion, where San Diego’s knowledge-based economy is deeply integrated with Baja California’s advanced manufacturing sector, forming…
Your Heart, Your Life: February Is the Time to Take Action Against Heart Failure
-Editorial Each February, American Heart Month draws attention to a stark reality: heart disease remains the leading cause of death in the United States, claiming hundreds of thousands of lives each year and affecting people of all ages, genders and…
State Government Promotes Discounted Trademark Registration To Strengthen Business Formalization
-Editorial The Government of Baja California has launched a new application period for a program offering a 90% discount on trademark registration fees, an initiative officials say is designed to strengthen regulatory compliance, legal protection, and competitiveness among local businesses.…
STEAM Conference Sparks Big Dreams and Future Careers For Imperial Valley Girls
-Editorial The force was with high school girls from across the Imperial Valley and surrounding region who attended a full-day STEAM conference on Jan. 24 at Central Union High School, designed to inspire students to explore careers in science, technology,…
Twenty Arrested After 16 Coordinated Incidents Across Baja California; Officials Report No Civilian Injuries or Road Closures
-Editorial Authorities in Baja California reported twenty arrests in connection with a series of incidents across the state on Feb. 22, stressing that no civilians were injured and that normal public mobility was maintained. Four people were detained in Mexicali…
Las Vegas Sees Sharpest Tourism Decline Outside Pandemic Amid “Trump Slump” Concerns
-Editorial Las Vegas experienced its steepest annual decline in visitors outside of the pandemic, as tourism indicators showed mixed results across the city’s hospitality and gaming sectors in 2025. The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority reported that visitor volume…
Mexican Forces Conduct Jalisco Operation Against Alleged Cartel Leader
-Editorial Mexico’s Secretariat of National Defense said that federal forces carried out a military operation in western Mexico aimed at detaining Rubén Oseguera Cervantes, known as “El Mencho,” an alleged leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel. In an official…
U.S. Consulate In Tijuana Warns Against Dangerous Illegal Sea Crossings
-Editorial The U.S. Consulate in Tijuana warned migrants against attempting illegal sea crossings, saying human smuggling networks prioritize profit over safety and frequently use unseaworthy vessels. “Don’t risk your life,” the consulate said in a public statement. “The coyotes only…
Letter from the Editor
We have arrived to the season that gently reminds us what love truly means. Love and genuine friendship are values we sometimes take for granted, especially in times when the world can feel driven by division, competition, and misunderstanding. Yet…