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32 People Rescued After Tropical Storm Rachel Flooding in Baja California
-Editorial Thirty-two people stranded by heavy rainfall associated with Tropical Storm Rachel were rescued by helicopter from Rancho Génesis in Ensenada, Baja California, on Oct. 12, according to the Baja California state government. The rescue operation was conducted by personnel…
San Diego Food + Wine Festival to Showcase International Culinary Talent and Baja California Cuisine
-Editorial The San Diego Food and Wine Festival will bring together internationally recognized chefs, winemakers, restaurateurs, and beverage producers Nov. 1-8, 2026, for eight days of culinary events highlighting regional and international cuisine, including the culinary traditions of Baja California.…
San Diego Hosts Fourth Edition of Foro Mujer de Éxito, Strengthening Binational Business Ties
-Editorial Business leaders, entrepreneurs and professionals from both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border gathered Oct. 7 for the fourth edition of Foro Empresarial “Mujer de Éxito,” a binational business forum held on the rooftop of the San Diego Central Library,…
San Diego and Baja California Leaders Mark 20 Years of Binational Cooperation
-Editorial More than 100 business and community leaders from San Diego and Baja California gathered in Mexico City for the San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce’s 20th annual Binational Delegation, marking two decades of efforts to strengthen cross-border trade, infrastructure…
UN Officials Acknowledge Mexico’s Efforts to Strengthen Laws Against Femicide
-Editorial United Nations officials acknowledged Mexico’s efforts to strengthen its legal framework against femicide during an Oct. 9 discussion on the advancement of women at the 81st session of the U.N. General Assembly. The discussion took place before the General…
Native American Voters Demand a Voice in 2026 Midterms
-Editorial Native American voters are approaching the Nov. 3 midterm elections with concerns about economic affordability, tribal sovereignty, access to essential services, and barriers to voting, while advocates and researchers warn that Indigenous communities remain underrepresented in political outreach and…
Art Basel Paris Puts the City at the Heart of Art
-Editorial Art Basel Paris will return to the Grand Palais in October, featuring 211 galleries from 41 countries and regions, alongside an expanded public program that extends into museums, cultural institutions, and public spaces across the French capital. The fifth…
Imperial County Declares Local Emergency Ahead of Tropical Storm Rachael
-Editorial Imperial County declared a countywide local emergency Oct. 9 ahead of Tropical Storm Rachael, forecast to bring strong winds and heavy rainfall Sunday, Oct. 11, potentially damaging infrastructure, disrupting essential services, and threatening public safety. The emergency proclamation comes…
Imperial Valley College to Train Farmworkers for a New Era of Agriculture
-Editorial Imperial Valley College is preparing to launch a new agricultural workforce training program in February 2027 to help farmworkers develop the technical and digital skills needed to adapt to changing agricultural practices, including automation, drones, and emerging technologies. The…
The Mexico–United States Border Economy and the November 2026 Elections
By: Dr. Alejandro Diaz-Bautista, Economist and Researcher (PhD). The economy of the Mexico–United States border constitutes one of the areas of greatest productive and commercial integration in North America. The bilateral relationship is not limited to the exchange of goods.…