-Editorial During its meeting of January 24, 2023, the Imperial Irrigation District Board of Directors voted unanimously to form the Health, Safety, and Environment Workgroup. IID Director Javier Gonzalez expressed his interest in focusing greater attention to matters pertaining to health, safety, and environmental issues within the district and the …
February, 2023
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16 February
IVC achieves the highest enrollment during the winter season
-Editorial Imperial Valley College experienced the highest-ever enrollment for the Winter Intersession, which began on Jan. 3 and runs through Feb. 3 “For the fourth consecutive term, we recorded double-digit enrollment growth. I’m so amazed by our outstanding faculty, staff, and administrators for the awesome work you all are doing …
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15 February
Californians Affected by Storm Encouraged to Seek State and Federal Support
-Editorial After going through one of the worst storms damages in recent years, many of our neighbors on the coast of California are trying to recover some sense of normalcy. But the question is, what’s next? How do we become stronger and more resilient after this? Ethnic Media Services and …
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15 February
Art Basel announces return of ambitious, full-scale program for its Hong Kong show
-Editorial Art Basel announces the return of its ambitious, full-scale program for its Hong Kong show with 177 galleries from 32 countries and territories – its largest in the city since 2019 – including the sector for monumental works and a new site-specific commission by Pipilotti Rist. Encounters, the curated …
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12 February
The Madrugadores Club in Mexicali has a new coordinator, Alfredo Vega
-Editorial The agenda will be focused on promoting women’s participation. The affiliation of citizens concerned with improving our society will be promoted. The block will be consolidated with Madrugadores in Tijuana, Ensenada, Tecate, Hermosillo, and Los Angeles, CA, with additional events to meetings, such as business forums. Mexicali, BC. – …
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12 February
City of San Diego Offers Grant Funding to Help Outdoor Businesses Comply with New Regulations
–Editorial The City of San Diego is offering grants of up to $20,000 to eligible businesses that have applied for a new Spaces as Places permit, allowing them to continue outdoor operations within the public right of way. Businesses that had a valid Temporary Outdoor Business Operations permit and are …
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8 February
Baja California’s Gastronomy is Worth Exploring
-Editorial The state of Baja California stands out for its beautiful beaches, deserts, and valleys, but above all for its gastronomy and food due to its seafood and talented chefs who create the most delicious dishes in all of Mexico. Baja California gastronomy is some of the best in Mexico …
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8 February
Imperial County Approves Lithium Incentive Program
-Editorial Continuing with the mission to bring more economic development to lithium development, the Imperial County Board of Supervisors approved a resolution that will offer incentive programs for those that want to create jobs locally. Imperial County has long been a producer of geothermal energy helping power California’s economy. The …
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8 February
Imperial County’s Trust in Vaccines Reduce Covid Infections
-Editorial, EMG-CA Covid Misinformation Fellowship Imperial County was California’s COVID-19 epicenter in 2020. Many of its residents who tested positive for this virus suffered severe symptoms overwhelming the local hospitals. Many of them, unfortunately, are no longer with us due to the pandemic. But there were heroes among us, the …
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7 February
MEXICO AND THE UNITED STATES JOIN EFFORTS FOR A BETTER BINATIONAL RELATIONSHIP
-Editorial In a joint effort between the governments of Mexico and the United States, and with the support of the Government of the State of Baja California, several projects are being carried out to modernize the infrastructure of border crossings, as well as actions for migratory care and welfare for …
