By: Mario Conde They say it’s darkest before dawn and that it might be an example for many Santo Tomas merchants who found a new place to sell and start all over again. It’s been a difficult eight months for many of Santo Tomas merchants who lost everything in December …
August, 2019
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17 August
Jaime Bonilla presents his new cabinet
By: Fidel Gastelum, Reporter Even though, the term for the incoming governor it is unknown yet, and whether it is for 5 or only 2 years, the transition government of Jaime Bonilla Valdez begins to take shape, and to select its members to carry out the first administration in Baja …
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14 August
“The USMCA would promote economic growth of North America in the coming years”: Díaz Bautista
By: Dr. Alejandro Díaz-Bautista, economist (PhD). Trump’s next 5 months could reshape international trade in the coming years. The positive economic effects in favor of economic growth in North America in case of approving the USMCA are not generally known despite the fact that we are talking about a tariff …
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13 August
L.A. Cetto Wine Harvest Festival, a celebration that must be experienced
By: Ellie Burgueño For those who have not yet had the joy of knowing the wonderful Wine Country in Baja California and have not had the pleasure of attending one of the many Harvest Festivities, as I did last weekend in L.A. Cetto with its traditional annual Wine Harvest Festival …
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13 August
Homeless threats to shoot up the mall
El Centro, CA.- On Monday, August 12th, a few Imperial Valley Mall customers reported an individual threatening with shooting –up the mall. El Centro police department received several calls from Imperial Valley Mall/Best Buy On Monday, about a male subject at the IV Mall causing a disturbance. The subject was …
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13 August
Board of Supervisors Approves Air Monitoring Contract with Comité Civico Del Valle
By: Mario Conde The Air Pollution Control District requested to the Imperial County Board of Supervisors to continue the agreement with Comite Civico del Valle for AB617 air quality monitoring services for the El Centro, Calexico, Heber corridor. The board discussed this at their Aug. 6 meeting but decided to …
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13 August
Coparmex will take B.C. Assembly decision to Political Trial
By: Fidel Gastelum, Reporter Coparmex Mexicali President, Ernesto Elorduy, offered a press conference, regarding the reasons why Coparmex Baja California demands to proceed through an appeal for Political Trial, to require the members of the XXIII Baja California Legislature, in relation to the decision taken on July 8, where they …
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9 August
USCIS Will Adjust International Footprint to Seven Locations
Transition aimed at increasing efficiencies, reducing backlogs WASHINGTON—U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced today plans to maintain operations at its international field offices in Beijing and Guangzhou, China; Nairobi, Kenya; and New Delhi, India. Previously, Acting Director Ken Cuccinelli directed the agency to continue operating in Guatemala City, Guatemala; …
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8 August
JOSÉ ESTRADA THE NEW SUN OF MEXICALI
* He joins the preseason after his good performance with the national team Mexicali, Baja California. – José David Estrada Stone from Mendoza returns to Mexicali to join the Cachanilla squad for the 2019-2020 season of the National Professional Basketball League (LNBP). José Estrada rejoins Soles after a few seasons …
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8 August
Yuma Has Open Arms for New Investment
-Editorial Mayor of Yuma, Douglas J. Nicholls, along with the Yuma County Chamber of Commerce and Greater Yuma Economic Development Corporation unveiled the “Open for Business” signs in Yuma. More than simply City signage that reads “Open for Business,” the unveiling was an opportunity to talk about Yuma’s fast growth …
