-Editorial U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has extended the temporary suspension of the biometrics submission requirement for certain applicants filing Form I-539, Application to Extend/Change Nonimmigrant Status, requesting an extension of stay in or change of status to H-4, L-2, or E nonimmigrant status. The previously announced suspension, which was …
May, 2023
April, 2023
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29 April
REINHEITSGEBOT
By: Javier Sanchez, El Cerveciafilo. Beer was originally a food. Thousands of years later, when north-central Europe monopolized the production of this drink, little by little they invented the wide range of styles that we know today. Standardizing the different flavors of beer was a long process in which many …
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28 April
Meat Festival Strives to Bring Families and The Productive Sector Together
-Editorial Just in time to celebrate Mother’s Day and have a good time with the family, a press conference was held on April 27 to invite everyone to Mexicali: Capital de la Carne which will take place May 6 at the AgroBaja field. The cost of the ticket is 300 …
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28 April
Imperial County Supervisors Hear Presentation About Drug Abuse in Imperial Valley
-Editorial As a border community, exposure to fentanyl and other dangerous drugs is a hand but there is always help available. Imperial County Board of Supervisors analyzed a presentation regarding the state opioid abuse locally that had been on the rise for the last few years during their April 25 …
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27 April
Imperial County District Attorney Recognizes Crime Victim Families
-Editorial On April 24, 2023, the District Attorney’s Office hosted a luncheon for National Crime Victims’ Rights Week. Members of community-based organizations and law enforcement agencies were present to show their support to crime victims and their families. During the luncheon District Attorney George Marquez, Assistant District Attorney Jeffrey Brooker, and …
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27 April
Supreme Court allows abortion pill to stay on the market for now
-Editorial The Supreme Court on Friday preserved women’s access to a drug used in the most common method of abortion, rejecting lower-court restrictions while a lawsuit continues. The court’s decision means women can still obtain mifepristone by mail, take it at home and use it up to 10 weeks into …
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25 April
Marina del Pilar Promotes the Tourism Agenda of Baja California
-Editorial Intending to sign strategic agreements that promote the strengthening of tourism in the States that border the Gulf of California, the governor of Baja California, Marina del Pilar Avila Olmeda, participated in the Second Regional Meeting of Governors on Tourism in the city from Mazatlán, Sinaloa, an event attended …
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22 April
Community Gathers to Celebrate Dedication of Mural Created by Roberto Pozos
-Editorial Surrounded by his family and friends, artist Roberto R. Pozos was able to celebrate the dedication of a mural he painted at the Spencer Library at Imperial Valley College. For a year, during 2020 and 2021, Pozos worked to bring something special to Imperial Valley College students that will …
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21 April
Assemblymember Eduardo Garcia Gives Voice to District Environmental Priorities in California-Mexico Climate Change Summit
-Editorial Ahead of Earth Day, Assemblymember Eduardo Garcia (D-Coachella) gives voice to district environmental justice and climate equity priorities while representing the state at the California-Mexico 2030 Summit, Turning Climate Challenges into Opportunities, in Mexico City, Mexico. This binational summit, organized by the University of California Alianza MX, provided an …
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21 April
Imperial County Approves Funding for Community Engagement Efforts To Five Local Organizations
-Editorial The Imperial County Board of Supervisors approved an agreement for services with five organizations for services to conduct community engagements and outreach efforts on the Salton Sea Renewable Resource Specific Plan. Despite being approved unanimously, many questioned how the selection process was made and why other organizations were left …
