-Editorial Despite having been postponed for a week due to short notice related to the proximity of Hurricane Hilary, Provino Baja California once again achieved a successful paella contest in its 2023 edition, held on Sunday, August 27th at Viña Liceaga, Valle de Guadalupe, Baja California. The event began at …
August, 2023
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26 August
Imperial Valley Hospitals receive $28 million from Distressed Hospital Fund
-Editorial As Imperial County is moving into creating a single medical district, there was a ray of good news the morning of Aug. 24 as it was announced that El Centro Regional Medical Center and Pioneers Memorial Hospital received a $28 million loan targeted for hospitals in distress. The Department …
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25 August
Trump Denounces Electoral Interference After Arrest
-Editorial The mugshot of Donald Trump will probably be on t-shirts very soon so his supporters can wear them proudly now that their former favorite president was arrested but liberated on bail. Trump surrendered Thursday on charges that he illegally schemed to overturn the 2020 election in Georgia. Elon Musk …
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25 August
Secondary Jobs Are Seeing a Rise Due to Stagnant Economy
-Editorial Rising living costs, inflation, expensive grocery prices, student loans, and a competitive job market have led to an increased need for alternative income streams. That’s why millennials are turning to secondary jobs, commonly known as “side hustles,” to supplement their primary incomes and make ends meet. In a survey …
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24 August
Bipartisan Legislation Aims to Empower News Organizations in Negotiating Fair Compensation from Tech Giants
-Editorial A federal bipartisan legislation would allow news organizations to jointly negotiate fair compensation for access to their content by Google, Facebook, and other dominant platforms. U.S. Senators Amy Klobuchar (D-MN), Chairwoman of the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Competition Policy, Antitrust and Consumer Rights, and John Kennedy (R-LA) reintroduced the …
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24 August
CESPM Brings Potable Water to The San Felipe Expansion After Decades of Waiting
-Editorial Reaffirming its commitment to the citizenry, the Mexicali State Public Services Commission (CESPM) assumed the task of installing a drinking water system for the La Curva community in the Ampliación San Felipe area, which for more than five decades lacked this service. The work included the placement of 780 …
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23 August
LGBTQ, Women Business Owners Fight Back Against Hate
-Editorial The past few years have not been easy, with the pandemic, rising racial tensions, and Supreme Court rulings that seem designed to take back some of the hard-won progress women and minority groups have made over the last few decades. The LGBTQ+ community has been especially hard hit, with …
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23 August
Trump To Be Arrested by Georgia Authorities on Thursday
-Editorial Former President Donald Trump announced he will surrender to authorities in Georgia on Thursday to face charges in the case accusing him of illegally scheming to overturn the 2020 election results. “Can you believe it? I’ll be going to Atlanta, Georgia, on Thursday to be ARRESTED,” Trump wrote on …
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23 August
Imperial County Testifies in Sacramento About the Potential of Lithium
-Editorial Imperial County Board of Supervisors Chairman, Ryan Kelley, provided a detailed testimony before the California State Assembly Joint Hearing of the Utilities and Energy Committee and Select Committee on California’s Lithium Economy on Aug. 15. This committee is chaired by Assemblymember Eduardo Garcia. In his testimony, Kelley highlighted the …
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22 August
The Evolution of Print and Publishing
By: Ellie Burgueño In recent years, the refrain predicting the decline of print media has grown louder, fueled by the surge in online trends and digital platforms. Assertions have echoed that traditional publishing is no longer sustainable, ushering in an era dominated by digital mediums. Notably, even the United States …