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Racing for Boobs Celebrates 14th Edition in Laguna Salada
-Editorial The 14th annual Racing for Boobs event took place Saturday near Kilometer 28 of the Laguna Salada desert, bringing together drivers, riders, and supporters for a day focused on competition, community, and fundraising for breast cancer programs. The event…
Foro Mujer Actual Highlights Women Transforming the CaliBaja Region During 17th “Frontera Única” Edition
TIJUANA — The 17th edition of the Foro Mujer Actual, titled “Frontera Única,” brought together prominent women leaders, entrepreneurs, academics, and public officials from across the CaliBaja region on March 10 at the Centro Cultural Tijuana in Tijuana. Organized by…
IID Substation Upgrade Delivers More Power for Industrial, Commercial, and Residential Growth
District continues to double down on its commitment to provide reliable energy, serve increasing consumer demand, and support communities with hardened infrastructure. In March, the Imperial Irrigation District celebrated the completion of one of its latest power infrastructure projects, upgrading…
Melania Trump Honors Women Leaders During White House Event
-Editorial Melania Trump highlighted the role of women in shaping the nation’s future during a White House gathering recognizing Women’s History Month, addressing a group of working mothers and female leaders from across the United States. The event, hosted by…
U.S. and Allies Announce Coordinated Release of Strategic Oil Reserves
-Editorial The United States and 31 other member nations of the International Energy Agency have agreed to a coordinated release of oil from their strategic reserves in an effort to ease global energy prices, U.S. officials announced Wednesday. U.S. Secretary…
Tijuana to Host Free Carín León Show as Mexico Kicks Off Festivals for Peace
-Editorial Baja California Gov. Marina del Pilar Avila Olmeda announced that regional Mexican singer Carín León will perform a free concert in Tijuana on March 21 as part of the launch of the National Circuit of Festivals for Peace, a…
Police Killings Hit Indigenous Communities Near Reservations
-Editorial Indigenous people in the United States experience disproportionately high rates of fatal encounters with law enforcement, particularly on and near reservations, according to a new study covering 2013 to 2024. Researchers found that 73% of Indigenous deaths by police…
When Women Achieve Financial Independence, They Gain the Power to Choose Over Their Own Destiny
By: Ellie Burgueno, Journalist and Writer. This March, as we commemorate International Women’s Day and celebrate Women’s History Month, we cannot help but feel proud of who we are and the roles we play in society. Being a woman comes…
Baja California Lawmaker Proposes Legal Recognition of Dating Violence
-Editorial State Rep. María Yolanda “Mayola” Gaona Medina has introduced legislation that would recognize violence in dating relationships as a specific form of violence under Baja California law, intending to strengthen legal tools to prevent, punish, and eradicate abuse in…
President Sheinbaum Honors Women in Mexico’s Armed Forces on International Women’s Day
-Editorial President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, Mexico’s first female president in two centuries, led a ceremony on March 8 at Campo Marte in Mexico City to mark International Women’s Day, honoring the service of women in the country’s armed forces. The…