DESERT SHORES — Fourteen-year-old Viridiana Dominguez was a freshman at Desert Mirage High in Thermal, and her little brother, 9-year-old... Read More
CALIPATRIA — More holiday-themed merriment is on the way than you can shake a candy cane at, and it kicked... Read More
HOLTVILLE — For the first time in Holtville High School’s more than 100-year history, a girls wrestling team is ready to hit the mat. In previous years a few girls would join the boys team to practice and participate in tournaments, but never has the interest in girls wrestling been... Read More
EL CENTRO — Anndrea Muscato wasn’t going to celebrate Thanksgiving this year because she and her family were living out... Read More
WINTERHAVEN — More than 20 years after the Fort Yuma Quechan Tribe successfully halted a gold-mining proposal in the Indian... Read More
Thanksgiving is upon us, considered a time for family and friends to give thanks for health, happiness, love, or whatever is on their mind. Proclaimed a national holiday in 1863 by President Abraham Lincoln at the height of the Civil War, today Thanksgiving is often an occasion that seems more... Read More
Marcie Landeros and Julio Moraleson
HOLTVILLE — Imperial County officials approved a plan to address sewage spills from the wastewater system serving Barbara Worth Country... Read More
IMPERIAL — Science, tech, math, and arts-related happenings were in big supply at the IV Fairgrounds on Tuesday morning, Nov.... Read More
HOLTVILLE — More than 18 years after the combat death of Holtville native U.S. Marine Cpl. Erik H. Silva, the Alamo River Bridge that serves as the entrance to his hometown was renamed in his honor. A sign proclaiming “Marine Corporal Erik H. Silva Memorial Bridge” to commemorate the heroic... Read More
EL CENTRO — Carlos Zaragoza and his brother, Sgt. Victor Zaragoza, were both serving in the U.S. Army when Victor... Read More