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Month: May 2019

18 hours: A day in a date tree

Unsung heroes. These are the thousands of migrant workers who cross every day from San Luis, Mexico to the United States to work in the agriculture fields in both Yuma and Imperial counties. Even though we are the lettuce capital of the world, several of these workers cross into the U.S. every day to harvest

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Vehicle fire near Telegraph Pass causes lane closures

A vehicle fire was reported just west of Telegraph Pass that caused a lane closures on westbound Interstate 8 Tuesday afternoon. Arizona Department of Transportation said the left lane was reopened on westbound Interstate 8 at milepost 17. The right lane remains closed. Stay with us as we continue to update this story. {“url”:”https://twitter.com/ArizonaDOT/status/1128442943881113601″,”author_name”:”Arizona DOT”,”author_url”:”https://twitter.com/ArizonaDOT”,”html”:”&#lt;blockquote

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Levantan alerta por bebida Fuze Tea

Autoridades de salud levantaron la alerta de consumir la bebida Fuze Tea en Baja California luego de que una mujer llegó a un hospital de Mexicali con supuestos síntomas de intoxicación. El subdirector de la Comisión para la Protección de Riesgos Sanitarios en Mexicali dijo que se hicieron pruebas a la bebida en el laboratorio

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Disney takes over Hulu; streaming fight

Disney is taking full control of Hulu, extending the reach of its streaming abilities. Disney said Tuesday that it’s taking operational control of the streaming service immediately. NBCUniversal owns 33% of Hulu right now. According to the agreement, Disney can demand Comcast, which owns NBCUniversal, sell the remaining stake to Disney for its fair market

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CBP arrest a man on Highway 86

A man was arrested on Sunday, May 12, by The El Centro Sector Border Patrol agents on Highway 86 immigration checkpoint for suspicion of smuggling methamphetamine. Agents say a 45-year-old man driving a gray 2006 Ford Explorer approached the checkpoint when a canine alerted to a scent in the vehicle. Agents sent the vehicle to

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Dormitories in the works for SDSU-IV Campus

Calexico city officials are working on a plan to bring dormitories to San Diego State University’s Imperial Valley Campus. The university currently has no housing options for students. It’s a project that would house up to 500 students in Calexico. City planners say residential housing would bring an increase of students to the city, making

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