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Exhibition “Past and Present” Highlights Decades of Artistic Collaboration
-Editorial The exhibition Past and Present will open April 9 at the Steppling Art Gallery at San Diego State University Imperial Valley, bringing together works by founding and current members of the Mexicali-based nonprofit Cooperativa de Artistas Plásticos José García…
Hotel Occupancy Rises in Playas de Rosarito During Easter Week
-Editorial Hotel occupancy in Playas de Rosarito increased significantly compared with the previous year during the Holy Week 2026 holiday period, posting an average gain of approximately 14 percentage points from Thursday through Sunday, according to local hotel industry representatives.…
California Launches Nation’s Largest Public Broadband Network
-Editorial California officials announced that the state’s Middle-Mile Broadband Network (MMBN) is now operational, marking a milestone in efforts to expand high-speed internet access to rural and underserved communities. The Bishop Paiute Tribe is the first community connected to the…
Mexico Expands Gulf Cleanup and Launches Permanent Monitoring Program
-Editorial A federal interagency group reported expanded operations and measurable progress in response to hydrocarbon contamination along the Gulf of Mexico coastline, while announcing the creation of a permanent monitoring initiative to strengthen environmental protection, climate resilience, and public safety.…
The Economic Cost of the Iran, Israel, and United States War 2026
By: Dr. Alejandro Diaz-Bautista, Economist and Research Professor (PhD). Talking about the “cost of the war in Iran in 2026” involves working with estimates, since there are no consolidated official accounts yet. Direct costs (military operations) are only part of…
Financial Independence in Uncertain Times: The Power of Habits, Discipline, and Smart Spending
By: Ellie Burgueno, Journalist and Writer. In today’s volatile economic climate, financial independence is no longer a distant aspiration—it is a necessity. Rising inflation, fluctuating fuel prices, and the increasing cost of everyday essentials have forced millions of Americans to…
Cellphone Bans Gain Momentum in Schools as Research Shows Academic Benefits but Raises Mental Health Questions
-Editorial Many states have enacted laws requiring school districts to implement cellphone bans in K-12 classrooms. Most such bans prohibit cell phone usage throughout the entire school day. Last week, a court found social media giants Meta and YouTube complicit…
Imperial Irrigation District and Citizens Energy Corporation Support Local Organizations
-Editorial The Imperial Irrigation District (IID) and Citizens Energy Corporation announced their first funding donation to three local organizations at a press conference held on March 31. The announcement highlighted the launch of the Neighborhood Partnership Program, a joint initiative…
Baja California Unveils Extensive Cultural and Tourism Program for Easter Holiday
-Editorial Governor Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda presented Baja California’s cultural and tourism program for the Easter holiday, highlighting a range of activities designed to attract families, visitors, and residents to the state’s restored public spaces and cultural venues. Speaking…
Trump Signs Executive Order Targeting Federal Election Eligibility and Mail-In Ballot Security
-Editorial President Donald Trump signed an executive order directing federal agencies to strengthen verification of voter eligibility for federal elections and update procedures for mail-in and absentee ballots through the U.S. Postal Service. The order instructs the Department of Homeland…