-Editorial Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) and Junior Accessory Dwelling Units (JADUs) are innovative and effective options for adding much-needed housing in California. ADUs have been known by many names: granny flats, in-law units, backyard cottages, secondary units, and more. HCD is the state’s leader in local ADU ordinances, which — …
August, 2022
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31 August
CalSTRS’ Board sets a science-based emissions goal for 2030 and commits to additional net zero actions
-Editorial The Teachers’ Retirement Board today authorized a package of investment actions to enhance its efforts to achieve a net zero investment portfolio, address climate change and support the retirement security of California’s public teachers. The board, which governs the California State Teachers’ Retirement System (CalSTRS), took a significant step …
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29 August
BINATIONAL AUTHORITIES CONCLUDE HISTORICAL PROJECTS TO SANITIZE THE TIJUANA RIVER
-Editorial To strengthen the Cali-Baja mega-region with a healthier future and a sustainable environment for present and future generations, the authorities on both sides of the border will deploy a historic investment of 474 million dollars to clean up the Tijuana River, with that it will be possible to eradicate …
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24 August
Binational Community Celebrates Groundbreaking of Otay East Port of Entry
-Editorial It was a great day for border crossers in the Cali-Baja Mega Region as the groundbreaking took place for the new Otay East Port of Entry. Representatives from both sides of the border gathered to celebrate the occasion as this project will improve mobility in the San Diego area …
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24 August
The closing event of the XXXII Grape Harvest Festival in Ensenada was a success
-Editorial The Baja California Provino Committee held this Sunday, August 21, the traditional Paella Contest “Dr. Ramón García Ocejo” that marks the closing of the 25-day celebrations of the Grape Harvest Festival in Ensenada in its thirty-second edition. Thanks to the reactivation of food and wine experiences in the entity, …
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15 August
IT WOULD BE CATASTROPHIC IF MEXICO LEFT THE USMCA: GINA CRUZ
-Editorial The Senator for Baja California, Gina Andrea Cruz Blackledge, stated that it would be catastrophic if Mexico left the USMCA treaty since this would bring negative economic consequences to the population with the loss of tariff benefits, since that it would be the Mexican producers, who would finally end …
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14 August
AUTHORITIES MAINTAIN COORDINATED WORK FOR SECURITY IN BAJA CALIFORNIA
-Editorial The authorities of Baja California, headed by Governor Marina del Pilar Avila Olmeda, continue to work to maintain peace in the State, as well as to restore normality after the events that occurred on the afternoon and evening of last Friday, August 12. In this sense, the Governor thanked …
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14 August
Candidates Ready to Campaign for November Election
-Editorial And it’s off to the races again as election season is officially back now that candidates have filed their nomination papers to run in the General Election. This time the city council races, school boards, and special districts will be the focus. The Imperial County Registrar of Voters has …
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11 August
California Officially Launches Nation’s Largest College Savings Program for Millions of Students and All Newborns
-Editorial California Governor Gavin Newsom announced the launch of a new initiative that will allow parents – and kids – to get a step ahead and start saving for college. All families of low-income public school students – 3.4 million across the state – can now access college savings accounts …
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9 August
Salton Sea Management Program Highlights Accomplishments and Challenged Ahead
-Editorial The Imperial Irrigation District Board of Directors heard a presentation about the Salton Sea Management Program at their Aug. 4 meeting. The Salton Sea Management Program (SSMP) made significant progress in 2021. It broke ground on the largest restoration project in the Sea’s history, advanced with partners several other …
