-Editorial As the hurricane becomes a category 1 tropical storm, there are still dangers that people need to know to avoid the most difficult day of the state of emergency. Isolated showers will continue early this morning across south-central Arizona. Further west, heavier rain is expected to develop later this …
August, 2023
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20 August
Legislator in Baja California Delivers Initiative Regarding the Crime of Extortion
-Editorial Congressman Miguel Peña Chávez presented before the State Congress Office a project of reform to the Penal Code of Baja California with the tension of incorporating other modalities as aggravating factors in the crime of extortion, to clarify the judge at the time of imposing the sentence. Data from …
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19 August
ICOE’s Foundation for Education Welcomes Three New Board Members
-Editorial The Foundation for Education, an auxiliary organization of the Imperial County Office of Education (ICOE), recently approved the appointment of three new members who will join the Foundation for Education Board on August 9, 2023. Alexis Araujo Payless Auto Insurance, Operations Manager Ms. Araujo graduated from Point Loma Nazarene …
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19 August
Voluntary Evacuation Warning for Residents of the Unincorporated Area of Ocotillo
-Editorial Due to the approaching Hurricane Hilary and its anticipated impacts, the authorities are issuing a **Voluntary Evacuation Warning** for residents living in the unincorporated area of Ocotillo, California. Reason for the Evacuation: Hurricane Hilary has the potential to bring strong winds, heavy rain, and flash floods to our region. …
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18 August
New Season, Same Goal: The Fifth Star
-Editorial With the illusion of a new beginning, Soles de Mexicali will begin their 19th season when they face the Abejas de León this Friday night in what will be the opening game at the PSF Auditorium of the 2023 League Sisnova LNBP. With the new coach Pedro Carrillo at …
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17 August
IVC begins classes amid major award celebration
-Editorial Imperial Valley College welcomed students for fall classes Monday, entering the 2023-24 academic year still basking in the recognition it received this Spring as co-recipient of the 2023 Aspen Award, a national designation that marked IVC as the No.1 community college in the United States. “I am thrilled to …
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16 August
State Agencies Looking to Keep Californians Insured
-Editorial Some California residents are at risk of losing their insurance in the next year but some programs will help them remain insured and continue taking care of their health. It is expected that between June 2023 and May 2024, more than 15 million Medi-Cal members — one-third of California’s …
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16 August
Differences between Self-Employment and Small Business Ownership
-Editorial Are you a business owner or are you self-employed? In the vast world of entrepreneurship, the distinction between these roles holds more significance than meets the eye. Although often used interchangeably, ‘self-employed’ and ‘small business owner’ are not synonymous. We will explain the business structures and the entrepreneurial journey …
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15 August
IID Board of Directors Vote to Hire Jamie Asbury as New General Manager
-Editorial The Imperial Irrigation District Board of Directors voted to hire Jamie Asbury as the new General Manager that will take the reigns of the agency replacing Henry Martinez who retired early this year. It was a historic moment as she will be the first woman to lead IID in …
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15 August
It was a fun-filled weekend of musical extravaganza in Rosarito at the Baja Beach Fest 2023
-Editorial Rosarito, Baja California – In its fifth edition, the highly anticipated reggaeton and urban music event, Baja Beach Fest 2023, brought together a crowd of over 80,000 people for a weekend filled with joy and rhythm from August 11th to 13th. With renowned artists and an electrifying atmosphere, this …
