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Baja California Moves Forward with Overseas Voting Plan
-Editorial The Regulations and Legal Affairs Commission of the Baja California State Electoral Institute (IEEBC) has approved a proposal that would recognize the voting rights of Baja Californians residing outside Mexico, advancing a measure that would allow citizens abroad to…
California Leads Fight Against Media Consolidation in Challenge to Paramount-Warner Bros. Deal
-Editorial California Attorney General Rob Bonta and attorneys general from 11 other states filed a federal antitrust lawsuit Monday seeking to block Paramount Skydance Corp.’s proposed $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery Inc., arguing the transaction would substantially reduce…
IID Customers to Receive $48 Million in Summer Bill Credits
An Estimated 12% Reduction in Electricity Bills to Take Effect Over Four Summer Months IMPERIAL, CA – Imperial Irrigation District (IID) power customers will begin receiving summer bill credits as part of a $48.4 million relief effort aimed at helping…
Baja California Leads Mexico with Five Michelin Green Stars for Sustainable Gastronomy
-Editorial Baja California has consolidated its position as Mexico’s leading destination for sustainable gastronomy after earning five Michelin Green Stars, the highest total of any state in the country, according to the Baja California Ministry of Tourism. The Michelin Guide…
Trump Orders Negotiations on Aircraft Imports After National Security Review
-Editorial President Donald Trump has signed a proclamation directing the U.S. Secretary of Commerce and the U.S. Trade Representative to negotiate agreements with foreign trading partners following a federal investigation that concluded imports of commercial aircraft, jet engines, and related…
Ensenada Business Leaders Renew Call for Progress in Investigation of Minerva Pérez Killing
-Editorial Business leaders in Ensenada renewed their call for authorities to resolve the investigation into the killing of business leader Minerva Pérez Castro as the second anniversary of her death was observed on Tuesday. During a news conference, Sergio Torres,…
Men Die by Suicide at Disproportionate Rates, Experts Cite Stigma and Lack of Support
By: Mario Conde, Reporter. Men continue to die by suicide at significantly higher rates than women in the United States, a public health crisis that mental health advocates link to stigma, limited emotional support systems, and underuse of mental health…
Christopher Teal Retires After Leading U.S. Consulate in Tijuana and Strengthening Cross-Border Ties
-Editorial U.S. Consul General in Tijuana Christopher Teal has concluded his diplomatic assignment in Baja California and retired from the U.S. Foreign Service in July 2026, bringing to a close a distinguished 27-year career in American diplomacy. Teal assumed the…
Baja California Continues Heat Safety Strategy as High Temperatures Persist
-Editorial The Baja California government is continuing its Verano Seguro (Safe Summer) strategy to help protect residents from extreme heat through expanded hydration services, medical assistance and public health outreach, state officials announced Friday. The program, led by the administration…
America Needs an Immigration System That Works—for the Nation and for Those Who Have Earned Their Place
By: Ellie Burgueño, Journalist and Writer. For decades, the United States has debated immigration without solving it. Every election cycle brings renewed promises, yet meaningful reform remains elusive. Meanwhile, millions of people continue living in uncertainty, businesses struggle to fill…