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Growing Regional Opposition Clouds Future of Imperial Data Center Project

-Editorial The future of the proposed data center project in Imperial County appears increasingly uncertain as a growing number of local governments across the Imperial Valley move toward restricting large-scale data center development through temporary moratoriums and tighter regulatory oversight.…
Veronica Henderson: Experience, Commitment, and Vision for a Stronger Justice System

-Editorial In the race for Superior Court Judge Seat 1, Veronica Henderson stands out as the clear choice, an experienced attorney with deep community roots and a strong vision to make Imperial County’s courts more accessible, effective, and fair for…
Provino Baja California Expands National Wine Promotion Efforts

-Editorial Provino Baja California conducted two national wine industry promotion events this month in Guadalajara and Mexico City as part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen the presence of Baja California wines in strategic markets across Mexico and expand commercial…
IID Board Moves on Release of Proposed Large Load Tariff for Public Review

-Editorial The Imperial Irrigation District is considering a proposed Large Load Tariff aimed at establishing a standardized framework for evaluating and providing electric service to large-scale energy users within its service territory. The proposal comes amid increased interest from prospective…
Sheinbaum Proposes Moving Mexico Judicial Elections to 2028 With Ballot Reforms

-Editorial Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced that her administration will send a constitutional reform proposal to Congress seeking to move the country’s next judicial elections from 2027 to June 4, 2028, while also introducing a series of changes intended to…
Shakira Returns to Save the World Cup Soundtrack — Once Again

-Editorial For more than two decades, FIFA has searched for the perfect soundtrack to capture the passion, chaos, celebration, and global unity of the World Cup. Many artists have tried. Some songs became temporary hits. Others disappeared almost as quickly…
Paso Rosa Race Draws 1,000 Participants in Support of Breast Cancer Awareness

-Editorial The Women That Live Foundation held the ninth edition of the Paso Rosa race in Mexicali, bringing together approximately 1,000 participants in an event focused on promoting solidarity, hope, and awareness in the fight against breast cancer. The event…
Supreme Court Voting Rights Ruling Sparks Redistricting Battles Across the South

-Editorial The U.S. Supreme Court’s April 29 decision striking down Louisiana’s congressional map containing two majority-Black districts has sparked renewed debate over voting rights and representation across the South. The ruling weakened protections under Section 2 of the Voting Rights…
IID Announces Public Review and Comment Period on Proposed Large Load Tariff to Protect Ratepayers and Grid Reliability

-Editorial The Imperial Irrigation District (IID) announced a proposed Large Load Tariff for consideration by the IID Board at its meeting on Friday, May 15, 2026. The tariff will be available for a 30-day public review and comment period. The…
Trump and Xi Meet in Beijing Amid Global Tensions, Trade Disputes and Iran Conflict

-Editorial President Donald Trump arrived in China this week for a four-day state visit that has drawn international attention amid ongoing geopolitical tensions, trade disputes, and conflicts in the Middle East and Eastern Europe. The visit, taking place from May…
