-Editorial With more than 1,247 security agents who will be deployed in the seven municipalities of the state during the Easter holiday period, the governor of Baja California, Marina del Pilar Avila Olmeda, introduced the Information, Assistance, and Security Operation initiative for tourists, which will take place from March 24 …
March, 2024
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24 March
Chairman Plancarte Bids Farewell: A Legacy of Leadership and Imperial County’s Roadmap to Prosperity
-Editorial Addressing the audience with a deep sense of gratitude, Imperial County Board of Supervisors Chairman Luis Plancarte spoke about the evening theme, “Building a Prosperous Future,” highlighting the journey the community has taken together and the resilient spirit that defines Imperial County. In his final State of the County …
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20 March
Imperial Irrigation District Board of Directors Addresses On-Farm Efficiency Conservation Programs
-Editorial The Imperial Irrigation District Board convened on March 19 to discuss and ultimately approve the 2023 On-Farm Efficiency Conservation Program Description, Agreement, and Advance Payment Agreement. Led by managers Tina Shields and Mike Pacheco, the board’s decision marks a significant step towards sustainable water management practices in the region. …
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17 March
Heroes Paisano Program Continues to Safeguard Rights during Spring Break 2024
-Editorial In a collaborative effort involving all levels of government, private initiatives, and various institutions, the official launch of the Heroes Paisano Program in Baja California was conducted. This program aims to ensure the rights, security, and well-being of Mexicans residing abroad during their entry, transit, and exit from the …
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12 March
Key Issues Influencing Women’s Votes in the Current Election
-Editorial As the 2024 elections approach, women across the country are facing a myriad of challenges that are impacting their ability to seek public office and exercise their reproductive freedom. Despite the progress made in recent years, many of the issues that sparked the feminist movement are still prevalent today, …
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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 …
February, 2024
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29 February
Capital Investment and Incentive Program Extension Spurs Economic Hopes in California
-Editorial Imperial County Board of Supervisors unanimously threw their support behind an important legislation, as they endorsed Assembly Bill 2922. The proposed legislation focuses on Economic Development through the Capital Investment Incentive Program. Initially enacted in 1997 and later extended in 2018, the program set its sights on attracting substantial …
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24 February
Imperial Valley Chamber Hosts Dynamic Meet and Greet Forum, Catalyzing Voter Engagement Ahead of Primary Election
-Editorial In the lead-up to the highly anticipated Primary Election, the Imperial Valley Regional Chamber of Commerce orchestrated a significant and impactful event – the Meet and Greet Candidate Forum. On the evening of Wednesday, February 21, at precisely 6:00 pm, the chamber hosted this forum with candidates contending for …
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24 February
Empowering Democracy: How Community Advocates Champion Ethnic Votes and Catalyze Civic Engagement
-Editorial Community organizing has long been associated with efforts to register and mobilize low-propensity voters, linking the drive for specific gains with electoral participation. The approach involves actively engaging with communities, a practice fundamental to successful labor and community organizing. Moreover, it underscores the direct connection between voting and tangible …
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23 February
City in Turmoil: $2M Asylum Plan Sparks Heated Debate Over Migrant Influx
-Editorial In a contentious meeting on Feb. 21st, the Calexico City Council voted to accept a proposed Asylum Seekers and Migrant Assistance Plan, which will be funded by a $2,000,000 grant from the California Department of Social Services – Office of Equity. The decision, which passed by a narrow 3-2 …