-Editorial On August 6th and 7th, the Imperial County District Attorney’s Office, in collaboration with Imperial Valley College and San Diego State University – Imperial Valley, held a Human Trafficking Workshop. The event aimed to address human trafficking issues within the region by bringing together local leaders and community partners. …
August, 2024
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13 August
Back-to-School Shopping Kicks Off Early as Families Gear Up for Deals
-Editorial As of early July, more than half (55%) of back-to-school and college shoppers have already started preparing for the upcoming academic year, according to a recent survey by the National Retail Federation (NRF) and Prosper Insights & Analytics. Katherine Cullen, NRF Vice President of Industry and Consumer Insights, emphasized …
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13 August
The Nation’s Largest Health Insurance Program, Medicaid, Faces Significant Challenges
-Editorial The nation’s largest health insurance program, Medicaid currently provides free or low-cost coverage to more than 83 million people in the US. But approximately 23 million—including 3 million children—have lost or stand to lose coverage due to the end of pandemic-era continuous coverage protections, also known as “the great …
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13 August
Imperial County’s Dr. Todd Finnell to Lead California County Superintendents as 2024-2025 President-Elect
-Editorial Imperial County Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Todd Finnell, has been selected as the 2024-2025 President-Elect of the California County Superintendents (CCSE). This prestigious role positions Dr. Finnell to play a pivotal part in shaping the future of education for California’s more than six million students. The California County Superintendents …
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12 August
The Paris 2024 Olympic Games Come to a Glorious Close
-Editorial After two weeks of exciting competitions and emotional highs, the Olympic Games Paris 2024 reached their conclusion on Sunday, August 11, 2024. The closing ceremony, marked by the captivating new show “Records,” created by Thomas Jolly, underscored the global significance of the Olympic Games. As the athletes, the true …
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11 August
CDC Survey Reveals Modest Mental Health Improvement Among U.S. Teens
-Editorial A government survey unveiled a modest improvement in the mental health of U.S. teenagers, though significant issues with sadness and hopelessness remain. The Youth Risk Behavior Survey Data Summary & Trends Report: 2013-2023, conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), provides the latest data on adolescent …
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11 August
Norma Bustamante Delivers Third State of The City Address as Mexicali Mayor
-Editorial In a ceremony held at the AUKA Hall of the State Center for the Arts (CEART), Mayor Norma Bustamante delivered her third State of the City Address. Before public officials, business leaders, and community representatives, Bustamante highlighted her administration’s achievements and progress in the five main areas of her …
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9 August
Lower Your Bill, Help the Grid: Practical Energy Conservation Tips
-Editorial Did you know that voluntary conservation not only helps customers lower their monthly power bill but also empowers you to take control of your expenses? By doing so, you’re also contributing to the reliability of the electric grid, helping to reduce stress on power infrastructure, and aiding in avoiding …
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8 August
California-Mexico Advocacy Day Highlights Economic Ties and Future Collaborations
-Editorial As part of the XV Day of Mexico at the Capitol, known as California Mexico Advocacy Day, the California Chamber of Commerce organized a notable working breakfast. Held today, this event brought together political and legislative authorities, businesspeople, and strategic partners to explore opportunities and establish economic synergies between …
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8 August
Californians Opt for Road Trips Over Flights Amid Travel Disruptions, Survey Finds
-Editorial The recent global software outage that wreaked havoc on flight schedules has prompted many Californians to reconsider their summer travel plans. A survey conducted by Gunther Mazda reveals that 84% of respondents are now more inclined to drive to their vacation destinations rather than risk further disruptions with air …
