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The recent gutting of federal agencies, usually the ones that protect US citizens, residents, taxpayers, consumers, etc., against corporate depredations and abuse should take no one by surprise. After all, 2.0 (the man-child who would love to be “king”) and the now-exiled Elon, the Emperor of X, represent corporate America. Does the need exist to remind readers of the maxim, “Elect (b)millionaires and only (b)millionaires will get representation?” As your typical (inter?)national corp...| Calexico Chronicle
EL CENTRO — The El Centro Police Department is alerting residents to a recent increase in vehicle thefts and thefts from vehicles across the city, according to a press release. With the upcoming holiday season approaching, a time when shopping trips and travel often lead to more opportunities for theft, the department urges the community to take extra precautions to safeguard their property. Officers are actively investigating recent incidents and have increased patrols in key areas, but ...| Calexico Chronicle
EL CENTRO — The Imperial Valley LGBT Resource Center filled the historic Old Eucalyptus Schoolhouse with pride during its annual IV Pride Celebration on Saturday, Oct. 18. The free public event welcomed everyone to a tri-tip dinner, open bar, live music performances, kids activities and more. Among the performances that kicked off the night were local singer, Yesenia, drag queen performers Maybe Fatale and Violeta, Las Flores Del Valle Ballet Folklorico, Mariachi Acero del Valle and DJ Br...| Calexico Chronicle
EL CENTRO — Upward of 350 Imperial Valley residents came together in El Centro on the intersection of Main Street and Imperial Avenue to protest the Trump Administration during the nationwide No Kings Rally on Saturday, Oct. 18. Protestors carried signs announcing “Resist Fascism,” “Release the Epstein Files,” “Tax the Billionaires,” and many more during the rally. Across the nation, a reported 7 million people gathered to protest, surpassing the turnout of 5 million people du...| Calexico Chronicle
EL CENTRO — Families and community members gathered at St. Mary’s School in El Centro for its annual Halloween Carnival, a long-standing tradition that filled the campus with games, food, and music Friday evening, Oct. 17. Organized by the school’s parent-teacher committee, the event served as both a community celebration and a fundraiser to build a shade structure over the basketball court. Free to attend, the carnival featured student-organized booths, a haunted house, a costume conte...| Calexico Chronicle
CALEXICO — The Calexico City Council narrowly voted down a proposed resolution to oppose California Proposition 50, following a tense and emotional discussion that split both the council and the public during its Oct. 15 meeting. The resolution, authored by Mayor Diana Nuricumbo, sought to reaffirm support for California’s Citizens Redistricting Commission and oppose Proposition 50, a measure that would transfer congressional redistricting authority back to the Legislature. The measure, N...| Calexico Chronicle
IMPERIAL — Imperial Valley College hosted a Día de los Muertos Community Art Exhibit on Wednesday, Oct. 15, at the Juanita Salazar Lowe Art Gallery, celebrating local creativity and cultural tradition with live performances, food and a vibrant display of student and community artwork. The event celebrated Día de los Muertos, a traditional Mexican holiday that honors loved ones who have passed away through art, music, and remembrance. The gallery featured a large altar and vibrant colors, ...| Calexico Chronicle
EL CENTRO — The Vincent Memorial Catholic High football team snapped a 10-game losing streak dating back to the 2024 season when the Scots blanked Southwest, 20-0, in a Desert League game at Eagles Field here on Thursday, Oct. 16. The Scots (1-6 overall, 1-1 in the DL) started strong against the Eagles (1-7 overall, 0-1 in the DL) and got a consistent defensive effort to shut out Southwest. Vincent Memorial got two touchdowns from junior Andre Longoria, who delivered […] The post ROUNDUP:...| Calexico Chronicle
HOLTVILLE — For two quarters, Holtville High’s football team seemed to be searching for a rhythm, feeling out a stubborn Brawley Union High defense under the lights of Birger Field. The Vikings emerged from the halftime locker room with renewed energy and sharper execution, turning a tight 14-7 game into a convincing 36-7 victory over the Wildcats in an Imperial Valley League matchup Friday night, Oct. 17. The win lifted Holtville to 7-1 overall and 2-0 in IVL, creating a […] The post V...| Calexico Chronicle
Written by Sergio Uriarte. Last Updated October 19, 2025 in Healthcare. EL CENTRO — Legacy MD Medical Group is inviting the community to join in the celebration at its Second Annual Family Fall| Calexico Chronicle
In his latest guest column, El Centro attorney Carlos Acuña writes of gravity, of dots, of oaths, of representatives.| Calexico Chronicle
Guest columnist Carlos Acuña writes of sinners, of the Rapture, of left behind, of ‘prophets’ in his latest piece.| 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
