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Mexico Expands Support for Repatriated Citizens
-Editorial Mexico’s “México te abraza” (Mexico Embraces You) program has provided more than 1.567 million services to Mexicans repatriated from the United States since January 2025, including food, transportation, lodging, medical care, documentation and employment assistance, Mexican officials said Friday.…
Lance Hegerle Takes Helm as U.S. Consul General in Tijuana, Bringing 27 Years of Diplomatic Experience to CaliBaja
-Editorial Lance Hegerle assumed the duties of consul general at the U.S. Consulate General in Tijuana on Aug. 3, beginning a three-year assignment overseeing U.S. diplomatic activities in Baja California and Baja California Sur. Hegerle is a career U.S. Department…
San Diego Leaders Examine Immigration’s Impact on the Region’s Economy and Workforce
-Editorial San Diego World Affairs Council hosted a panel discussion this weekend examining the economic and social effects of immigration policy on the San Diego region. The discussion, titled “The Business of Immigration: Ethics, Economics, and the Future of Our…
Women Who Live Foundation Brings Ashley Frangie to Mexicali for “Coming Back to Me” Journaling Workshop to Benefit Breast Cancer Patients
-Editorial A journaling workshop featuring Ashley Frangie, host of the Spanish-language podcast Se Regalan Dudas, will be held on Sept. 10 at CETYS Universidad in Mexicali to raise funds for women receiving breast cancer support. The event, titled “Volver a…
Storm Leaves Thousands Without Power as Crews Continue Restoration
-Editorial Imperial Irrigation District crews continued around-the-clock restoration efforts after a powerful thunderstorm moved through the Imperial Valley, damaging electrical infrastructure and causing widespread outages. The storm affected 18 IID electrical circuits and 12 substations, with 5,160 customers experiencing outages…
San Diego to Reopen Thirteen Mission Bay Park Restrooms Through End of Year
-Editorial The city of San Diego will reopen thirteen public restrooms at Mission Bay Park after funding was identified to restore the facilities through the end of the calendar year. The restrooms were closed last month as part of reductions…
Supervisors Divided as Imperial County Approves Lithium Incentive Program
-Editorial The Imperial County Board of Supervisors approved a resolution adopting the Lithium Innovation and Competitiveness, or LiNC, Program, committing future county-generated tax revenue to incentives intended to attract commercial-scale lithium extraction, processing, and conversion projects to the county. The…
U.S. Ambassador Welcomes University Leaders to Mexico
-Editorial U.S. Ambassador to Mexico Ronald Johnson welcomed more than 100 presidents and rectors of American universities to Mexico for the summer meeting of the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities (APLU). The gathering brings together higher education leaders from…
Appeals Court Orders Imperial County to Rework Environmental Review of Hell’s Kitchen Project
-Editorial A California appeals court has told Imperial County it must fix major problems in its review of a big geothermal and lithium project near the Salton Sea. The court said the county’s environmental study for Controlled Thermal Resources’ Hell’s…
Epione Medical & Business Tower Opens in Ensenada, Advancing City’s Health Tourism Ambitions
-Editorial The Epione Medical & Business Tower, a 16-story facility combining medical services, business offices, and commercial spaces, was inaugurated Aug. 8 in Ensenada. The development, located along the Tijuana-Ensenada highway in the San Marino area, is being promoted as…