Permit requirement at border impacting local businesses
Mexican customs started asking for a new permit for pedestrians crossing the border into Mexico at the Los Algodones Mexican Port of Entry, creating…
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Americans say that federal cuts will do more harm than good
Only 28% of Americans say that President Donald Trump’s policies have improved economic…
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Study: Microplastics can spread dangerous bacteria
Microplastics may be contributing to the spread of dangerous antibiotic resistant superbugs, according to a new…
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Patient in Australia becomes first person to receive an artificial heart
The 40-year-old patient received the titanium implant last November, and it kept him alive for 100 days until his donor heart became available…
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City of El Centro votes to merge ECRMC with IVHD
With three votes in favor and one to abstain, the El Centro City Council now has the greenlight to merge El Centro Regional Medical Center (ECRMC)…
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Southwest Airlines to end free checked bag policy
Starting May 28, just in time for the busy summer travel season, only Southwest’s most elite Rapid Rewards A-List Preferred members and passengers…
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How to avoid travel scams when booking your next vacation
When you’re booking a vacation or adjusting those vacation plans, a quick online search for customer service may seem like the best way to get help,…
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COVID five year anniversary: Reflecting on pandemic years later
The Pew Research Center did a recent study of Americans looking back at the pandemic on how it affected them, who was most affected, and their…
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Local nurse practitioner hosts a screening event to help shred the silence on the menopause movement
A local nurse practitioner is hosting a screening and panel event to help shatter the stigma and spark a conversation about the menopause public…
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President Trump exempts Mexico tariffs for another month
President Trump said an exemption will be made for goods from Mexico tied to the USMCA trade deal reached during his first…
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Advocates push to honor 1.2 million lives lost to COVID-19
Advocates and families are working to honor the 1.2 million Americans lost during the COVID-19…
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Americans turn to “exercise snacks” for working out
It involves short bursts of intense activity for a minute or two at a time, sprinkled throughout everyone’s…
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Chinese leaders react to President Trump’s tariffs
Beijing announced its retaliating against the U.S. by imposing additional tariffs of up to 15% on a wide array of American farm imports including…
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Arizona judge blocks 15-week abortion ban
In a press release, the case “asserts that the ban is unconstitutional because it denies Arizonans’ access to abortion care in violation of the…
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Dow falls for second straight day
Stocks fell for a second day amid renewed fears of a wider trade war as tariffs long threatened by the Trump administration came into effect…
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Two measles cases in New York City
As the measles outbreak continues to spread in Texas, the New York City Health Department now confirms two cases of measles in New York…
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Slim Chickens opens its doors in Yuma
Hand-breaded chicken tenders, sandwiches, and delectable desserts are the restaurant’s…
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Americans look for alternatives to store-bought eggs
Americans have been going for a different option to store-bought eggs following a fear Bird Flu-related…
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Microsoft to shut down Skype after 21 years
Skype was founded in the early 2000s and picked up by Microsoft in 2011. Skype lost steam in the 2010s and has since fallen well behind its…
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Los Angeles residents react to National Economic Blackout Day
Some L.A. residents responded to the call for a national economic blackout day on Friday from the People’s Union USA, and more boycotts are in the…
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