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March, 2024

  • 11 March

    Free Online Training Available for California’s Home Healthcare Workers and Caregivers

    -Editorial Caregivers and home healthcare workers–predominantly people of color and women–play a pivotal role as the backbone of California’s healthcare system. CalGrows provides comprehensive, free online training for both paid and unpaid caregivers, aiming to equip them with valuable skills and pave the way for new career possibilities.  Eligible paid …

  • 11 March

    Migration and Economy: The Focus of Mexico and the U.S. in 2024

    By: Dr. Alejandro Díaz-Bautista, Economist, Professor, and Researcher (PhD). In 2024, one of the most important focal points in the bilateral relationship between Mexico and the United States is migration and the economy. The Mexico-U.S. border is a central issue for both Biden and Trump in 2024, along with other …

  • 11 March

    Green Card Backlog Paralyzes Immigration System, Imperiling US Economy

    -Editorial This year, only about 3% of the people who have submitted green card applications will receive permanent status. Close to 35 million applications are pending, up from 10 million in 1996. The first backlogs started a century ago, when the first immigration caps were applied, and they have quickly …

  • 7 March

    Community Gathers to Support Rescue of Historic Brawley Theater

    -Editorial The Brawley community is coming together to restore the historic Brawley Playhouse Theater in downtown, a symbol of the city’s rich history and culture. The old building holds a special place in the hearts of longtime residents who remember the days of Friday night movie screenings and live performances. …

  • 7 March

    Resource Hub Launches to Combat Anti-Asian Hate

    -Editorial In a landmark initiative, the Asian Americans Advancing Justice Southern California (AJSOCAL) and Asian Americans Advancing Justice – AAJC, in partnership with Microsoft, unveiled the Asian Resource Hub. This pioneering digital resource addresses the surge of anti-Asian hatred through comprehensive data analysis and offers a national directory of culturally …

  • 5 March

    IVC Introduces New Desert Warriors Mascot Designs, Calls for Community Input

    -Editorial In a display of creativity and community spirit, Imperial Valley College announced the launch of a survey featuring three inventive concept designs of the college’s Desert Warriors mascot. This marks a step forward in creating a visual identity that embodies the spirit and values of the institution through a …

  • 5 March

    California Assemblyman’s Son, Julian Izel Garcia, Faces Grave Charges: Unraveling a Complex Legal Battle

    -Editorial Julian Izel Garcia, a 20-year-old resident, the son of Democratic Assemblymember Eduardo Garcia, found himself on the wrong side of the law as he was arrested on February 22, facing a slew of charges, according to jail records. The Coachella Police Department apprehended Garcia at 12:23 a.m. on Da …

  • 5 March

    March 5 Primary Election Sets Stage for Local Political Shifts and National Previews

    -Editorial The March 5 Primary Election is underway, bringing pivotal races that will mold the local political scene. This election is vital in determining candidates for key positions, such as the State Assembly, Imperial County Superior Court, Imperial County Supervisor, and the Imperial Irrigation District. This election will not only …

  • 5 March

    Coachella Reigns Supreme as the Most Instagrammable Festival in the US

    -Editorial In a recent study by NoDeposit365.com, Coachella has been crowned the most Instagrammable festival in the United States, with a staggering 5.4 million posts featuring the iconic #Coachella hashtag. This accolade places Coachella ahead of other renowned festivals, solidifying its status as a cultural phenomenon. The study analyzed Instagram …

  • 4 March

    CETYS Tijuana Inaugurates Most Avant-garde Hybrid Educational Building in the Northwest

    -Editorial CETYS University marks a new chapter in its history with the inauguration of a new Center of Excellence in Competitiveness and Entrepreneurship (CECE) and the Student Life Center on Campus Tijuana. This avant-garde building in northwest Mexico stands as a bridge to the future, facing the challenges and taking …

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