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In his latest guest column, El Centro attorney Carlos Acuña writes of gravity, of dots, of oaths, of representatives.| Calexico Chronicle
EL CENTRO — El Centro’s long-awaited Police Department headquarters is steadily taking shape, with city officials confirming progress toward the final stages of the multimillion-dollar project that is expected to modernize public safety services for the community. The $49.6 million facility, funded through the voter-approved Measure P half-cent sales tax, represents one of the city’s most significant public safety investments in recent years. While officials acknowledge some shifts in t...| Calexico Chronicle
EL CENTRO — The Foundation for Education hosted its fifth annual Autumn & the Arts fundraiser on Thursday, Oct. 2, at the Imperial County Office of Education’s Administrative Conference Center, raising money for scholarships while showcasing the talents of Imperial County students. Guests were welcomed into a transformed ballroom, with tables draped in white linen and floral centerpieces glowing under warm amber lighting. A live duo performed on stage while attendees browsed the silent au...| Calexico Chronicle
I’ve been sitting with Death. — First, it was at my grandma’s bedside. Again, less than two weeks later, my mother-in-law drew her final breath. Then on a phone screen. A young man. Father. Husband. Shot. Murdered in real-time. Three deaths. Two face to face. One through a screen. All too close. Each haunts in a different way. — I used to think I was numb to death. A millennial born at the start of the ’90s internet b...| Calexico Chronicle
CALEXICO — Calexico’s police chief presented a series of ideas to boost city revenue during this week’s council meeting, outlining potential fee adjustments and comparisons with neighboring law enforcement agencies. The informational item, listed as Item No. 22 on the Wednesday, Oct. 1 agenda, gave Police Chief Armando Orozco the chance to review how Calexico’s administrative charges stack up against those in the rest of the Imperial Valley. Orozco said the findings showed Calexico’...| Calexico Chronicle
The Imperial County Registrar of Voters announced that all active registered voters will begin receiving their ballots in the mail starting Monday, Oct. 6, for the upcoming statewide special election on Tuesday, Nov. 4. Key information for voters includes: Registrar of Voters officials encourage all eligible residents to participate in the democratic process by making their voice heard in the upcoming election. For additional information, visit the Imperial County Elections Department we...| Calexico Chronicle
BRAWLEY — The cast of North County Coalition for the Arts’ upcoming production of “Clue” has been hard at work rehearsing the murder mystery comedy for upcoming shows Saturday, Oct. 25 and Sunday, Oct. 26 at the Stockmen’s Club in Brawley, according to a press release. The play, based on the 1985 film, which is based on the board game, is about six people who have been invited to a dinner party by an anonymous host, when murder and plenty […] The post North County Troupe to Stage ...| Calexico Chronicle
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EL CENTRO — The Imperial County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday, Sept. 30, to appoint Geoffrey Holbrook as the new county counsel and reassigned vice chair duties to Supervisor Peggy Price, marking a significant leadership transition as Supervisor Jesus Eduardo Escobar steps down amid a sexual harassment lawsuit. The unanimous decision brought Holbrook back into county government after nearly 14 years of prior service in the County Counsel’s office. He will begin his four-year term on ...| Calexico Chronicle
SDSU Imperial Valley faculty members will soon bring artificial intelligence (AI) and math education workshops to 100 in-service elementary school teachers working in a variety of smaller school districts across Imperial County. The workshops are funded by a $70,000 grant from the Center for the Advancement of Instruction in Quantitative Reasoning (CAIQR) through the California State University Office of the Chancellor. The work made possible through the grant called, “AI-Enhanced Summe...| Calexico Chronicle
Guest columnist Carlos Acuña writes of sinners, of the Rapture, of left behind, of ‘prophets’ in his latest piece.| Calexico Chronicle
A woman was killed when her vehicle collided with the rear end of another vehicle, causing the vehicle she was driving in to overturn.| Calexico Chronicle
Donnelly Center board terminates founder Rosa Diaz for accusations that she embezzled funds, among other things.| Calexico Chronicle
SDSU is now one of just 20 Prevention Research Centers (PRC) in the nation, a rare distinction that includes a $5 million federal grant.| Calexico Chronicle
Dr. Alidad Zadeh writes about prostate health and what symptoms to look for and the importance of early screening.| Calexico Chronicle
Written by Sergio Uriarte. Last Updated August 16, 2025 in Healthcare. IMPERIAL COUNTY — What started with one child's heartfelt comment has grown into a powerful show of support for educators across Imperial County. Legacy| Calexico Chronicle
Members of the community joined the Imperial Valley Social Justice Committee in celebrating Juneteenth, a federal holiday.| Calexico Chronicle
El Centro Police Department Hands Over More Than $706,000, As Center Prepares Free Classes and Courses for the Public| Calexico Chronicle
A Calexico man was arrested for attempted murder after an attack involving a baseball bat left one victim with blunt force trauma injuries.| Calexico Chronicle
Guest columnist Carlos Acuña writes of mortals, of senators, of syllogisms, of quotes in his latest piece.| Calexico Chronicle
El Centro attorney Carlos Acuña writes of fun, of contests, of decadence, of hunger in his latest guest column.| Calexico Chronicle
Two of the government reps for Imperial County have issued statements over the forcible handling and detention of U.S. Sen. Alex Padilla.| Calexico Chronicle
The Imperial County District Attorney’s Office has announced that Investigator Albert Llanas was awarded the 2025 Investigator of the Year.| Calexico Chronicle
The Desert Region Career Resource Expo turned the Imperial Valley Mall into a vibrant hub of opportunity, connecting hundreds of job seekers.| Calexico Chronicle
Starting Sept. 8, First Imperial Credit Union will operate under its new name: Corazo Credit Union, celebrating its 83rd anniversary.| Calexico Chronicle
The grand opening of the 4:13 Fitness Center in El Centro brought the Valley’s fitness community together for the ribbon cutting.| Calexico Chronicle
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A proposal by Ormat Technologies to expand geothermal operations south of Heber was approved Tuesday, Aug. 5.| Calexico Chronicle
