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Baja Supply Day Connects Regional Suppliers with Buyers in Mexicali
-Editorial Representatives from industry, government, academia, and the business community gathered at CETYS University for Baja Supply Day MXLI 2026, an event focused on connecting regional suppliers with companies seeking products and services for their supply chains. The Sept. 30…
IID Advances Large Load Tariff Following Public Input
-Editorial At its Tuesday regular meeting, the Imperial Irrigation District Board of Directors will consider approval of a new tariff governing how the utility serves large electricity users, including data centers and other high-demand projects. The proposal follows months of…
U.S.-China Trade Tensions Raise Questions for Mexican Manufacturers
-Editorial The United States’ efforts to raise concerns about trade imbalances with China at the Group of 20 could affect Mexican manufacturers that rely on Asian components while exporting finished products to the U.S. market. U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent…
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…
U.S. Takes 35% Stake in Venezuelan Oil Venture Under Sweeping Trump Administration Deal
-Editorial The Trump administration has announced an agreement involving Venezuelan oil assets that it says will expand U.S. access to crude oil, increase American investment in Venezuela and support the reconstruction of the country’s energy sector. According to the administration,…
The Psychology of Female Rivalry: When Insecurity, Competition and Resentment Collide
-Editorial There are uncomfortable conversations that communities often avoid, particularly when they involve women and the complicated dynamics that can develop between them. One of them is the phenomenon of female rivalry: what happens when admiration gives way to comparison,…
California Warns of Invasive Fruit Fly Threat to Agriculture and Home Gardens
-Editorial Invasive fruit flies and other non-native pests pose a significant threat to California agriculture and backyard gardens, as state agencies and local authorities continue efforts to detect and eradicate infestations. The California Department of Food and Agriculture said the…
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…
Trump Signs Executive Orders on Birthright Citizenship and Birth Tourism
-Editorial President Donald Trump signed two executive orders aimed at restricting eligibility for birthright citizenship in certain cases and directing federal agencies to expand efforts to prevent so-called birth tourism. According to the White House, one order identifies several categories…