-Editorial In a historic first visit, U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris met with Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador to discuss immigration and future collaboration between both countries. Vice President Harris met with Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador to discuss ways to deepen cooperation between the United States and …
June, 2021
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8 June
Newsom Launches Support Program for Restaurants and Bars
-Editorial As California’s economy comes roaring back and the state prepares to fully reopen this month, Governor Gavin Newsom announced action to ensure that restaurants, bars, breweries, and wineries continue to benefit from pandemic regulatory relief – including expanded outdoor dining and the sale of to-go alcoholic drinks – to support the recovery …
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7 June
Citizens in Baja California turned out to vote
MEXICALI, B. C. – State elections were held in in in which unprecedented events in the history of Mexicali and Tijuana took place. Criminal incidents were recorded from the early morning before the elections began and during the day. It was around 5:00 a.m. that a man reported gunshots being …
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6 June
BAJA CALIFORNIA WILL GO TO “GREEN” IN THE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL TIER STARTING MONDAY, EXCEPT MEXICALI
-Editorial On Monday, June 7, Baja California will go “green” at the epidemiological traffic light, except Mexicali, announced the Secretary of Health of Baja California, Alonso Óscar Pérez Rico. He reported that two of the cities with the most population in the state, Tijuana and Ensenada, have reported favorable trends, …
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5 June
Johnson and Johnson Vaccine Will Help Border Communities Reopen the Border
-Editorial Tijuana, Mexicali, and Tecate are the border cities of Baja California that will be benefited from the vaccines that the United States offered to Mexico for its application to people between 18 and 39 years old. This was confirmed by the Secretary of State Health, Alonso Pérez Rico, who …
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4 June
US will send one million vaccines to Mexico
MEXICO CITY- Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador announced that the US will send one million vaccines from the Johnson & Johnson company to Mexico, which is a single application. This is part of a total donation of 80 million vaccines to countries around the world in the coming months. …
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4 June
Valle de Guadalupe Wine Country Shines at International Wine Competition
-Editorial Baja California wine has positioned itself as one of the best ones in the world due to its quality, so it was no surprise that Mexico ended up as one of the top winners at the Bacchus Wine International Competition. Pro Vino Baja California held a press conference on …
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3 June
ICOE Foundation Awards Scholarships to Students in Special Education, Alternative Education, and Imperial Pathways Charter School
-Editorial On June 1, 2021, the ICOE Foundation for Education awarded eleven (11) $500 scholarships to Imperial County students who are attending a community college or university in the fall. The ICOE Foundation for Education launched its scholarship program in 2020, hoping to increase college access and success for some …
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2 June
IID’s Relationship with the Coachella Valley Could Change Due to State Legislation
-Editorial The Imperial Irrigation Board of Directors had a lengthy discussion about the future in the Coachella Valley that includes finding more ways to represent the area or leave once and for all. In a resolution introduced by Vice-President JB Hamby, he called for the formation of the Coachella Valley …
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1 June
Newsom Announces “Vax for the Win” Program to Get More Californians Vaccinated by June 15
-Editorial Governor Gavin Newsom today launched “Vax for the Win,” a new multi-faceted vaccine incentive program designed to motivate Californians to get their vaccination leading up to the state’s reopening on June 15. The incentives aim to give an extra nudge to those who still need to get vaccinated against COVID-19, especially …
