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IID Completes Phase 1 of Mulberry Inline Reservoir Project, Expected to Conserve Over 1,120 Acre-Feet of Water Annually
-Editorial The Imperial Irrigation District (IID) has completed Phase 1 of its Mulberry Inline Reservoir Project, an operational improvement designed to increase efficiency in the District’s water delivery system, advancing ongoing conservation efforts. Located in the Mulberry Lateral near the…
Imperial Valley College Honors Four Alumni with Hall of Fame Induction
-Editorial Imperial Valley College (IVC) celebrated a milestone of achievement and legacy on May 2, as four distinguished alumni were formally inducted into its Hall of Fame during a ceremony recognizing their professional success, leadership, and lasting contributions to the…
Economic Analysis of the 910-Peso Basic Food Basket Agreement in Mexico
By: Dr. Alejandro Díaz-Bautista, Economist and Researcher (PhD) The recent renewal of the Package Against Inflation and High Prices (PACIC), led by the federal administration in April 2026, sets a maximum price of 910.00 pesos for a basic food basket…
Baja California Launches ‘Verano Seguro’ Heat Safety Operation With 24-Hour Hydration Point in Mexicali
-Editorial Baja California Gov. Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda on Wednesday launched the “Verano Seguro” (Safe Summer) operation, a seasonal public health strategy designed to reduce heat-related illness and deaths as temperatures begin to rise across the Mexicali Valley. State…
U.S. Indictment Alleges Sinaloa Officials Conspired with Cartel to Traffic Drugs
-Editorial Federal prosecutors have unsealed a sweeping indictment charging 10 current and former officials from the Mexican state of Sinaloa, including the sitting governor, with participating in a long-running conspiracy to traffic narcotics into the United States in coordination with…
West Shores Council Urges Moratorium and Ban on Data Centers in Imperial County
-Editorial On April 27, the West Shores Advisory Council and Committee adopted a resolution advising the Imperial County Board of Supervisors to enact an immediate moratorium and a permanent ban on large-scale data center development in Imperial County, citing concerns…
Mexico Faces Child Bullying: An Urgent Challenge for Children’s Mental Health
-Editorial Despite advances in prevention, bullying remains an ongoing problem in Mexico. According to recent OECD studies, the country continues to rank among the highest worldwide in cases of school bullying, a situation that in 2026 still raises concern due…
Supreme Court Tightens Standards in Louisiana Redistricting Case, Raising New Questions for Voting Rights and 2026 Elections
-Editorial The U.S. Supreme Court has issued a consequential ruling that reshapes how voting rights claims can be brought under federal law, striking down Louisiana’s most recent congressional map while raising the bar for future challenges. In a 6–3 decision…
Baja California Tightens Animal Protection Laws
-Editorial The government of Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda has introduced new laws and programs aimed at improving how animals are protected in Baja California, including tougher punishments for abuse and more tools for authorities to act on cases. Under…
San Diego Chamber Leads Washington Mission on Border Issues
-Editorial From April 26-29, more than 100 business and civic leaders from across the binational region are traveling to Washington, D.C., as part of the San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce’s 18th annual Mission to Washington, D.C. The three-day delegation…