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Imperial Valley College to Train Farmworkers for a New Era of Agriculture
-Editorial Imperial Valley College is preparing to launch a new agricultural workforce training program in February 2027 to help farmworkers develop the technical and digital skills needed to adapt to changing agricultural practices, including automation, drones, and emerging technologies. The…
The Mexico–United States Border Economy and the November 2026 Elections
By: Dr. Alejandro Diaz-Bautista, Economist and Researcher (PhD). The economy of the Mexico–United States border constitutes one of the areas of greatest productive and commercial integration in North America. The bilateral relationship is not limited to the exchange of goods.…
Baja California Expands Outreach Services for Vulnerable Populations
-Editorial The Baja California government announced on Oct. 7 the expansion of social assistance and inclusion programs aimed at vulnerable populations through initiatives that provide access to medical services, food, identification documents, and community assistance. The initiatives, coordinated by the…
Trump Awards National Science and Technology Medals to Six U.S. Innovators
-Editorial President Donald Trump presented the National Medal of Science and the National Medal of Technology and Innovation to six prominent technology executives and innovators on Oct. 8 during the Science: A New Golden Age Summit, recognizing their contributions to…
California Secretary of State Addresses Election Security and Voter Concerns Ahead of Nov. 3
-Editorial California Secretary of State Shirley N. Weber outlined voter registration deadlines, mail-in voting procedures and election security measures during a virtual media briefing hosted by American Community Media ahead of the Nov. 3, statewide general election, addressing questions about…
IID to Hold Public Workshops on Proposed Two-Year Budget
-Editorial The Imperial Irrigation District will hold two public workshops in October to allow customers and community members to review proposed investments in water and power services, infrastructure, and other district operations as part of IID’s upcoming two-year budget. The…
Inaugural Cali-Baja Cup to Bring About 70 Youth Soccer Teams to Calexico
-Editorial The Mexican Consulate in Calexico and the city of Calexico announced the inaugural Cali-Baja Cup, a binational youth soccer tournament expected to bring about 70 teams from Mexico, California, Arizona, and other communities to the border city for a…
California Officials Condemn Trump Remarks About Los Angeles and San Diego
-Editorial California officials criticized President Donald Trump after remarks at a campaign rally in Nebraska in which he referenced the possibility of Los Angeles or San Diego being attacked while defending U.S. military action against Iran. Speaking in Grand Island,…
Running on Empty
By: Alidad Zadeh, D.O. Every fall, the same sentence walks into my exam room: “I’m just tired.” Summer ends, school starts, work compresses, and people who felt fine in July can’t keep pace by October. Most of them have already…
Black Voter Turnout Draws Focus in Midterm Fight
-Editorial Black voters remain a key Democratic constituency heading into the 2026 midterm elections. Still, political analysts and voting advocates say economic concerns, turnout and changes to voting laws could shape participation in November. This was a conversation at an…