-Editorial Election Day in Imperial County has come and gone and voters have sent a group of new people to lead them for the next four years. Unofficial final results published by the election department at 1 a.m on Nov. 4 showed that voters want new leadership as several incumbents …
November, 2020
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4 November
Voters Can See If Their Ballot Has Been Received and Counted Through a Tracking System
-Editorial The nation saw a large voter turnout this week as people voted early or made long lines. For many, they dropped their ballot in person or mailed it and they need to know if their votes have been counted. There is a system that allows voters to track their …
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4 November
The Popular Vote Does Not Elect the President of the United States
-Editorial Joe Biden is winning the popular vote but that doesn’t mean he will win the presidency. Both candidates need 270 electoral votes to be elected President. The Electoral College is the only way someone can become President of the United States. In 2000, Al Gore won the popular vote …
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3 November
Imperial County Ensures A Safe, Fair and Accurate Election
-Editorial County leaders and elections officials are administering a safe, fair, and accurate election. In an unprecedented election year, local elections officials assure all voters that, though a final count may take longer than previous elections years, all votes will be counted. Chairman of the Board and District 2 Supervisor, …
October, 2020
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28 October
Baja California Government Initiates Efforts to Stabilize The Curve Of Infections By COVID-19
-Editorial The Government of Baja California, through the Ministry of Health, is making every effort to stabilize the infection curve that is on the rise due to COVID and is reflected by the increase in hospitalizations, intubated and people who go to the Fever Clinics or Family Medicine Units; there …
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27 October
Diversity of Imperial Valley Candidates Transforming Local Politics
-Editorial The goal in every democracy is to have a diversity of candidates that can truly represent their constituents the right way. The 2020 election in Imperial Valley is the most diverse one in recent memory. It has the largest number of women running for office, millennial and Generation Z …
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25 October
Second Stimulus Package Approval Improbable Before Election Day
-Editorial Between the presidential election, supreme court nomination, and partisan fights the possibility of having a new stimulus package for people affected by COVID-19 seems like an impossible task. Millions of Americans will be hoping that the package includes provision for a second round of the $1,200 stimulus checks that …
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23 October
State Update Allows Expanded Personal Care Services
-Editorial The Imperial County Health Officer has issued an amended health officer order reflecting recent updates to California’s Blueprint for a Safer Economy. The updates apply to all California Counties, including those in Tier 1 (Widespread/Purple). Effective Thursday, October 22, 2020, at 5:00 pm the following businesses may operate indoors …
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23 October
Calexico City Budget Continues On a Positive Trend Direction
-Editorial The Calexico City Council reviewed a presentation by City Manager Miguel Figueroa and Finance Director Karla Lobatos about the current state of the city budget. While things have stabilized and are being cautious in their expenditures, there is still a long way to go. It was six years ago …
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22 October
Trump and Biden Face Each Other During Final Debate of the Campaign
-Editorial President Donald Trump and his Democratic challenger, Joe Biden, squared off in their final debate Thursday. The first presidential debate on 29 September had descended into insults and interruptions. The second presidential debate was cancelled since Trump didn’t want to do a virtual debate since he tested positive for …
