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California Crime Rates Fall in 2025
-Editorial California recorded declines across major crime categories in 2025, including a drop in the state’s homicide rate to its lowest level since statewide reporting began in 1966, according to figures highlighted by Gov. Gavin Newsom’s administration. The homicide rate…
Supervisor Ryan Kelley Raises Concerns Over Political Discourse and Personal Attacks in Imperial County
-Editorial Imperial County Supervisor Ryan Kelley is calling for greater civility, accuracy and accountability in local political discourse, warning that criticism of government decisions is increasingly crossing into personal attacks against public employees, organizations and individuals. In a Labor Day…
Back to School: Preparing for a Successful Year
-Editorial Across California and Baja California, the familiar rhythm of a new school year is returning. Classrooms are filling, backpacks are getting heavier, schedules are changing, and students are once again adjusting to teachers, classmates, homework, and new expectations. For…
Don’t Wait Until You’re Thirsty
By: Dr. Alidad Zadeh, D.O. Every summer, patients come to my office for something that seems unrelated — a headache that won’t quit, dizziness on standing, cramping legs, a grandmother who suddenly seems confused. Often the answer is simple: they…
Trump Signs Orders Aimed at Supporting U.S. Ranchers and Meat Processors
-Editorial President Donald Trump signed executive orders aimed at supporting U.S. ranchers, expanding meat-processing opportunities and increasing federal scrutiny of competition in the livestock and meatpacking industries. The actions direct federal agencies to review regulations affecting ranchers, livestock predator policies,…
CFE Opens Service Stations in Mexicali to Address Electricity Billing Complaints
-Editorial Special service stations have been established at Mexicali City Hall to assist residents with concerns about high electricity bills, billing discrepancies, and other issues involving electric service, the Baja California government announced Friday. The stations were established following coordination…
CBP Announces Designated Motorcycle Entrance at San Ysidro Port of Entry
-Editorial U.S. Customs and Border Protection will implement a designated entrance for motorcycles at the San Ysidro Port of Entry beginning Sept. 8 as part of an effort to improve traffic flow and processing operations. Starting at 4 a.m. Tuesday,…
Mistrial Declared in Lindsay Clancy Murder Case After Jury Deadlocks
-Editorial A Massachusetts judge declared a mistrial in the murder trial of Lindsay Clancy after jurors said they were unable to reach a unanimous verdict in the high-profile case involving the deaths of her three young children. The mistrial was…
Binational University Fair Highlights Higher Education Opportunities Across The Border
-Editorial Students and higher education institution representatives gathered at Imperial Valley College for a binational university fair aimed at connecting residents with higher education and scholarship opportunities on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border. The Sept. 3 event, organized as…
American Society of Mexico Announces Fifth U.S.-Mexico Binational Convention
-Editorial The American Society of Mexico announced that its fifth U.S.-Mexico Binational Convention will be held Sept. 23, bringing together more than 1,500 representatives from the business, government, diplomatic, academic, and civil society sectors. The convention will focus on economic…