-Editorial The eleventh edition of the traditional Racing for Boobs off-road race, organized by Fundación Mujeres Que Viven, in coordination with Corredores del Desierto (CODE), was successfully held. It was from 7:00 a.m. when the roar of the motorcycles sounded in unison on the track located in the Ejido Luchadores …
March, 2023
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18 March
Kelley Calls for Renewal of Imperial County’s Objectives
-Editorial It’s time for renewal in Imperial County according to Board of Supervisors Chairman Ryan Kelley in a speech he gave in Calipatria on March 17. Kelley said that the County needs to recharge its batteries in order to make the next great leap to improve services for all of …
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17 March
Brawley Chamber of Commerce WOW Gala Honors Inspirational Women of Imperial Valley
-Editorial A woman is so much more than just a human being. She has the power to create a life, copes with so much pain, and somehow always be the strongest one in the room. Inspirational women from all backgrounds gathered at Casa Blanca Venue in Holtville on March 8 …
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15 March
Mexicali Soles Presents New Coach for 2023 Season
-Editorial A new season of Soles de Mexicali is upon us and with it a new coach that will be in charge of motivating the team to become becoming champions once again. At a press conference held at Cine Curto in Mexicali on March 13, the leadership introduced Pedro Carrillo …
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14 March
AMLO Speaks to U.S. Authorities About Arms Trafficking and Fentanyl
-Editorial President Andrés Manuel López Obrador spoke with Elizabeth Sherwood-Randall, White House National Security Advisor, about fentanyl, arms trafficking, and the decision of the President of the United States, Joseph Biden, to respect the sovereignty of Mexico. In a message on his social networks, the president shared images of the …
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12 March
Inspiration and a Call to Environmental Action Defines 2nd Annual Expo Verde
-Editorial The second annual Expo Verde in Mexicali attracted families and people of the community whose primary goal was to educate citizens on how to help the environment and most importantly, to be better citizens. Right after the ribbon cutting, hundreds of people arrived at the parking lot of FEX …
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10 March
CHP Event Brings Together Diverse Industries to Maintain Road Safety
-Editorial Enjoying the morning while taking pictures of the California Highway Patrol helicopter and law enforcement vehicles, Jorge Cervantes attended the annual CHP Industrial Day on March 8 with his wife and two children. “I think it’s a good event but like how my kids are excited to learn about …
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9 March
Raul Ureña Becomes First Openly Transgender Mayor of a California Border City
-Editorial Two Years after being elected to the Calexico City Council, Raul Ureña, 25, was appointed to serve as Mayor. During the March 1 meeting, the council voted to change the Mayoral rotation to February in which the majority of the council selected Ureña to replace then-incumbent, Javier Moreno. Ureña’s …
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9 March
IID directors recognize engineers and lineman appreciation day
-Editorial During its meeting on March 7, the IID Board of Directors saluted IID’s 162 engineers by adopting a resolution recognizing Engineers Week, which was conducted February 19-25. The district employs engineers in its Energy and Water departments who use their scientific and technical knowledge and skills (such as math …
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8 March
County of Imperial Seeks Support from Congressional Committee to Promote Lithium Valley
-Editorial The Imperial County Board of Supervisors approved a letter to Rep. Raul Ruiz (D-Coachella) to request a House Energy and Commerce Committee summit focused on the federal government’s role in facilitating the development of the lithium extraction industry in the Salton Sea Known Geothermal Resource Area. The County of …
