Border Patrol captures two more minors lowered over 30-foot wall
U.S. Border Patrol (USBP) apprehended a group of three adults and two children after human smugglers lowered them by rope down a 30-foot section of…
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Family loses daycare and home to fire in Imperial
Imperial County families where shocked to learn their favorite day care center was hit by fire. Now they’re sharing their sadness and concern for the…
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Imperial County staying afloat in orange tier for now
Imperial County Public Health Department held its COVID update Thursday along with Pioneers Memorial Health District and El Centro Regional Medical…
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Three-alarm fire brings down day care
Imperial County Sheriff’s Office received notification of a fire in the 600 block of Worthington Road, just outside the City of Imperial, Thursday…
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McDonald’s brings more than ‘Happy Meals’ to the Valley
McDonald’s of the Imperial Valley has planned a Hiring Day on Wednesday, April 28, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. with expectations to hire 100 new…
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Imperial County Board of Supervisors aims to clear the air over the Valley
The Imperial County Board of Supervisors aims to clear the air over its communities. …
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Agents rescue father and son lost in Jacumba wilderness
U.S. Border Patrol agents from El Centro Sector rescued two, undocumented noncitizens, lost in the Jacumba Wilderness region late Tuesday afternoon…
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Stabbing along border leaves man in critical condition
Calexico police are looking for a suspect who they believe stabbed a man leaving him severely…
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Border Patrol snags more than 100 pounds of deadly narcotics
El Centro Sector Border Patrol agents arrested a 37-year-old man of Mexican nationality attempting to smuggle fentanyl and methamphetamine through an…
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Sen. Hueso’s SB 604 passes unanimously by state senate committee
California SB604 Natural resources: the Nature and Parks Career Pathway and Community Resiliency and Equity Act of 2021 was approved unanimously…
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ICPHD: poor COVID-19 metrics could set the Valley back
Imperial County Public Health Department says there is concern over weekly numbers as they fall below the required range to advance to the yellow…
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Customer claims migrants cost him his hotel room
Orchel Krier is a contractor for Kern Ridge Growers based in Kern County. Work bring shim to the Imperial Valley for long periods of time. He…
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Convicted felon prevented from re-entering U.S.
El Centro Sector Border Patrol agents recently stopped a gang member with multiple felony convictions from re-entering the United States.…
Continue Reading El Centro agents save migrant lost in the wilderness
U.S. Border Patrol agents from El Centro Sector this weekend saved another undocumented migrant who’d become lost in the Jacumba Wilderness area.…
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SDSU Imperial Valley to offer two new degree programs
San Diego State University Imperial Valley and SDSU Global Campus are teaming up to offer two new degree programs this fall.…
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Search for missing Chula Vista woman continues
The search for a missing 40-year-old woman continues in the desert between Imperial County and San Diego, even as police investigate clues closer to…
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Camarena Memorial Library to provide emotional health awareness for families via Zoom
In honor of Mental Heath Awareness for the month of May, Camarena Memorial Library will be providing two Emotional Health and Awareness presentations…
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Bell Game 2021
Recap the big game with some still photography highlighting the…
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Imperial County appoints Gil Rebollar as Public Information Officer
The County of Imperial appointed Gil Rebollar as Public Information Officer (PIO) on Thursday…
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City of El Centro holds Community Clean-up Event
On Saturday, the City of El Centro held a Community Clean-up Event in collaboration with CR&R Environmental Services from 8 a.m. – 12 p.m., at 599 E.…
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