El Centro, CA News

• El Centro, CA News
• Our View: Budget balancing needs to be reality-based
• Charges against ICE agent in deaths of 3 are dismissed by federal judge
• Children learn to overcome their disabilities
• Can I take a drink into a restaurant?
• Young fighters win title belts in national event
• Criminal charges against ICE agent dismissed
• Women head out to learn about health at Girls Night Out
• Love of math displayed at ICOE competition
• What are penalties for unpaid school food?
• Our View: Higher education is needed in the Valley
• Calipatria beats Tri-City Christian, 5-2, to reach first semis in school history
• Our View: "Shared sacrifice for all"
• Parents and students soak up higher education information
• Candidates for Imperial Irrigation District board square off at forum
• How safe is local drinking water?
• Tigers rout Torreys, advance into next round of Division IV playoffs
• From the Right: It's about the kids, not unions
• Excessive heat warning issued for the Valley
• Accreditation bolsters CETYS' institutional efficacy
• What is wrong with post-quake road?
• Crabtree's season ends with new records in swimming
• EMS providers honored with week-long celebration
• Jam for Jesse raises funds for arts education scholarship
• Is Imagine School safe with library as neighbor?
• Our View: Green energy development is now
• Library helps children get early start on reading
• Mariachi festival honors Mexican traditional music
• Two former Brawley Union High softball teammates meet in NCAA tournament
• Our View: Nothing compares to a good education
• New Imperial County geothermal plant dedicated
• Geothermal potential discussed at stakeholders meeting
• What about jobless stats in the Valley
• Hornets beat rival Scots in playoffs
• Students graduate from SDSU campus
• Graduates, families celebrate
• Who are Wal-Mart's neighbors in Brawley?
• Tigers rally over Bulldogs
• Volunteers take to streets for Red Shoe Day
• Teen is youngest to earn CNA certification at Brawley Union High
• Who are Wal-Mart's neighbors in Brawley?
• Errors costly for Southwest High in 3-1 loss to Valhalla
• Our View: Crying wolf goes only so far
• Locals compete in Mariachi Festival Idol contest in Calexico
• Quechan Tribe sues federal government over windfarm project slated for Ocotillo
• Is it OK to spy on workers?
• Our View: Thinking through the Calexico walkout
• Brawley Wildcats beat Holtville Vikings, 2-0, moves on to CIF playoffs
• Calexico Unified students stage walkout to support teachers
• Valley scouts join thousands for 2 millionth cookie sendoff
• From the Right: 'If only government could go out of government!'
• Are neighbors' actions legal?
• Longtime Valley bowler honored on 90th birthday
• Border Angels Bash draws awareness
• Brunch honors mothers at the Barbara Worth Country Club
• Is Border Patrol opening checkpoint?
• EC Street Project Schedule
• Our View: Happy Mother's Day
• Mothers honored on mother of all holidays
• Vista Latina: Decline of Chicano mural movement leaves void
• Classic pays tribute to local
• Central Union High School seniors leave, juniors arrive
• Imperial Center Project has grand opening
• Why are prisoners released locally?
• Our View: Wind Zero loss a symptom
• Sanchez sets record with strong season
• School garden teaches children about Valley
• Students in the Imperial Valley prepare for prom
• What's the deal with basketball hoops?
• Our View: Coordinated effort needed to bring naval fighter squadrons to Valley
• Swimmers take last lap of season
• Money sought for Salton Sea Recreation Area
• Dia de las Madres is celebrated
• Why is my neighbor difficult?
• First day of event kicks off
• Our View: Calexico teachers, admin come to terms
• Imperial Valley celebrates World Red Cross Day
• IID employee saves stranded cat from atop utility pole
• Health care in state prisons: huge money pit?
• Southwest holds off Imperial's late rally for 12-9 win to clinch league title
• Oscar De La Hoya visits El Centro
• From the Right: So now it's 'forward'?
• Three Desert Valley High School students to compete Saturday
• Calexico teachers rally as panel seeks solution
• Why does the water stink during the summer?
• Softball, baseball crowns coming down to the wire
• Technology takes center stage at educational conference
• Locals compete for Film Festival honors
• Why can't mall stay open later in summer?
• Our View: Timing of stolen IID e-mails is suspect
• Slaying of Brawley man leaves many unanswered questions for some
• Cinco de Mayo celebrated in Brawley
• Dodgeball tourney delivers a big hit
• Our View: Take Dippy Duck's message to heart: stay out of canals
• First utility-scale solar project in Imperial County inaugurated
• Memory of Imperial Valley officers who died on-duty remembered
• Why does Brawley allow Main Street businesses to utilize the alley as a dump site?
• Brawley beats Central, 12-0, to lead league
• Our View: Keep Filner's Congressional Art Competition going
• Residents celebrate National Day of Prayer
• Various faiths join, pray together
• Is there a double standard in El Centro?
• Southwest girls, Central boys win IVL
• Ceremony in Brawley honors Caltrans workers who died while on-duty
• Small audience expresses praise for 'Grbavica'
• Our View: Valleywide Boys & Girls clubs would serve the county well
• Why is it so difficult to pay IID bill?
• San Diego loses icon
• Central's AVID seniors honored for dedication
• 'Buck': a movie about horses and human relationships
• Who is in charge of Heber basin?
• Spartans outscore Vikings
• Our View: Film, film and more film begs Valley's attention
• From the Right: Time to look for Social Security solution
• Boys & Girls Club seeks to expand throughout Imperial Valley, officials say
• Fundraising effort launched by Boys & Girls Club of Imperial Valley
• What is the law on neighbors' animals?
• Prelims wrap up
• Imperial celebrates tai chi
• Local American Legion fundraises for veterans and students
• Will wind turbine area be kept clean?
• Children's Fair in El Centro draws thousands
• When it comes to health care, it matters where you live
• Former professional skaters visit Valley
• Calexico couple celebrate 70 years of marriage
• On Arbor Day: Volunteers work for a greener and more positive Valley
• When will Heber streets be fixed?
• Vikings stop Bulldogs, 6-0, in league play
• Our View: Immigration numbers down, but is that a good thing?
• Collective, individual efforts needed to improve air quality
• Men walked in heels to raise awareness for sexual assault
• Large crowd turns out to hear authority on autism research
• Why isn't jail turning on the air conditioning?
• Athletes continue to work toward IVLs
• Calexico wins back-to-back titles after beating Southwest High boys' tennis team
• Our View: Dr. Kenneth Tittle's life changed the Valley's future
• Is my trash public property?
• State of the City: Calexico looks to past and future
• Holtville Library celebrates children and books
• Our View: Children's Fair for fun and education
• Study: Immigration wave crashing to a stop
• Local students do well at regional math, science competition
• Why jury service so soon after another?
• Imperial muscles up to beat Brawley
• Our View: Relays bring needed attention to cancer fight
• Heber chess team prepares for national competition
• Gran Plaza outlet center breaks ground in Calexico
• Where is ECRMC's parking?
• Calexico tops Brawley, stays on top of league
• Prom dress giveaway in Calexico extended into next week
• Comics entertain during fundraiser at El Centro PAL
• Are BUHS class gifts being removed?
• La Quinta takes John Kirchenbauer Desert Classic title
• Bullying is a double-sided problem for the special education community
• Oceanside woman dies in rollover accident on Intersate 8
• Time for this county to become more cohesive
• Music Festival and Fireworks show light up the city
• Passing the word around about autism
• Our View: Electronic world practically guarantees no secrecy
• Was local sex shop on national Web site?
• First day of John Kirchenbauer Desert Classic tees off
• Our View: Jaime a good choice to take helm of IVC
• Copter carries peace message
• Imperial Valley College has new leader: Victor Jaime
• Why no lights at Stark Field?
• Wildcats, Eagles split league meet
• Schools prepare for standardized tests
• 3 arrests made in thefts of Calexico hydrants, street covers, more
• Is CHARLEE endorsing local candidates?
• Our View: College-going programs work; more prep needed
• Bulldogs continue dominance in IVL tennis
• Nearly 500 university-bound seniors honored at annual reception
• Some tax filers wait until the last minute, while others wait and seek extensions
• Are high school students going hungry?
• Bulldogs end Tigers' perfect streak
• Our View: Supreme Court warns of more budget cuts
• From the Right: Stop the rush to judgment
• Local efforts aim to boost college enrollment, completion rates
• Calexico marks 104 years
• The other side of police academy dismissals
• Eagles edge Spartans
• Calexico relay closes out with inspiring message to keep fundraising
• El Centro seniors hold fashion show
• When will I.V. Expo parking lot be repaved?
• Overflowing septic tank a longstanding concern for El Centro trailer park occupants
• Earth day celebrates environment in El Centro
• Archers brave winds to compete
• Our View: Pattern will pass, because Valley needs it
• County libraries work to stay open
• Mexicali begins upgrading its downtown infrastructure by border
• What is El Centro police hiding?
• Brawley Union athletic director Billy Brewer could receive state award
• Thanks: 2012 4-H Teen Involvement Conference thanks
• Our View: Combining of the minds key to pushing academic excellence
• Our View: 'Wrong thinkers' wrongly imprisoned in 'hidden gulags'
• Second Brawley fire station celebrated
• El Centro school raises money for cancer
• Why are some IID candidates' signs being removed?
• Central, Southwest split league matchup
• Our View: Amid National Library Week
• Learning art of weather spotting
• Club helps local students to set sights on professions in health care
• What effect do contrails have on weather?
• Speed Limit 100 set to go
• Something for everyone during 'National Libraries Week'
• 'IV Reads...' to gather Valley with one book
• What is Brawley doing about house hazard?
• Our View: Heber Chess Club deserves a big round of applause
• Wildcats rout Tigers
• From the Right: If one Edney isn't enough ...
• Students embark on moonlight hike
• Food historian Jim Gay dies at age 61
• What rights do media outlets have?
• Central defeats Holtville
• Valley families spend their Easter holiday at Bucklin Park
• Christians celebrate true meaning of Easter
• Why is uniform money missing?
• Felicity: a man's vision on granite
• Tree planting recalls life and legacy of Anthony Garcia
• Our View: Shop local campaign makes us cringe
• Gallegos returns for her 10th season
• Our View: Easter Sunday a special day for everyone
• Calexico corner traffic attracts crime
• Salvation Army spreads message of good will at Good Friday service
• Is Blanche Charles in for a disaster?
• Contingency draws fans
• Miguel Hidalgo Elementary School prepares for test with watery fun
• Our View: Abuse of prescription painkillers becoming a national problem
• Man says he sees Virgin Mary image in rock he cut open
• Why is Bucklin Park being neglected?
• Imperial Valley College Arabs fall in home finale
• Mexicali residents urged to shop locally
• Telemedicine program to connect patients with outside specialists
• Brawley stays on track, beats Imperial in IVL swim meet
• Our View: Alternative energy sources shouldn't be political football
• Our View: Drug war ignites presidential exchange
• Resident questions marijuana collectives
• Earthquake damage still not repaired
• What is holdup on ECRMC clinic?
• Boxing event set for April 14 at the Airporter Inn in Imperial, Weigh-in set for Saturday
• From the Right: Liberals or Progressives?
• Wild horses find new life on patrol
• Calexico solar projects to go before Supes
• Why no water for Bucklin ducks?
• Tournament hits the bull's-eye
• Passion play performed at El Centro church
• Inaugural bridal expo gets a rousing start at the IV Fairgrounds
• Why does traffic get snarled at checkpoints?
• Opposing viewpoint on ...The end of online commenting
• Wounded veteran pushes forward
• Those close to Ayala describe him as a leader
• Pitcher battles to return to the mound
• Heber students preparing for more chess wins
• Imperial County Fire gets new truck
• How can fireworks code be changed?
• Tigers' Freeman a force on the court
• Our View: Million Minds helps develop mental muscles
• Why do schools hassle over uniforms?
• Minds connect for competition
• College holds meeting to discuss rumors, classes, budget, more
• Our View: Students' awareness can help stop bullying
• High schools join off-road competition
• Our View: Cheaters' actions lead to changes in test rules
• Career fair at Meadows encourages students to pursue higher education
• Ocotillo Wind Energy facility approved
• Did wind carry fish into Brawley?
• Cota was dual threat for Eagles
• School children get bullying information
• Calexico honors combat veteran
• Our View: Public Schools Week worth celebrating
• Will local colleges have same time off?
• Eagles top Wildcats
• Why are children handling dry ice?
• From the Right: President causing the pain
• Teen conquers longtime bullying
• Mock trial is good life experience
• Young fighter following his dream inside the ring
• What happens when sales tax is wrong?
• Bowling tournament aimed at knocking down hunger
• Relay for Life wraps up in El Centro
• Mountain draws many trekkers
• Little Eagle Mountain a place of reverence
• Election season spells end to commenting
• ALL-IVP Wrestling: Perez makes it three for three, Leon named top coach
• Our View: City of Brawley honors Brawley Union High School Wrestlers
• Local jobless rate is lowest in two years
• Judge grants restraining order against El Centro City Councilman Jason Jackson
• Are the homeless creating problems?
• Wildcats hold off rally for 1-run win
• Our View: A more depressing stat?
• El Centro businesses honored for IMAGINE
• Ideas shared at TEDxMexicali
• Do judicial candidates have to live in the county?
• Calexico Desert Sun league comes to fruition
• Speller does Valley, I.V. Press proud
• Apolonia goes to Washington
• Brawley Union High School wrestling team honored with parade for wins
• What are the limitations to "special needs" homes in residential neighborhoods?
• Wildcats get their own day
• Our View: Sad day in Imperial's history if Westside closes
• Vista Latina: Latinos make up half of Valley's business owners
• Latinos slowly making inroads into Valley's white collar jobs
• IID board hears DuMars findings
• Who's removing campaign signs?
• Mother using tragedy to turn pain into hope
• From the Right: Win or lose with ortgage help program
• Weather system shuts down Interstate 8
• Valley's best spellers to compete Scripps Regional Spelling Bee on Wednesday
• Is the Desert Museum now open?
• Bowlers to take strike at hunger
• Prom Dress for Less in Calexico
• Tiny Tots Olympics cut short due to weather
• Nation needs Valley to be renewable energy provider
• Holtville students jazzed about jazz
• Music programs face budget constraints
• Players don't let 'curveball' stop them
• Bullfights return to Mexicali
• Palm trees burn at El Centro nursery; Brawley man arrested
• Is IVC getting ready to close?
• Central tops Holtville
• Creativity offers all-around benefits
• Senior leaders celebrated
• Protesters march for education
• Valley's music programs enhance students' potential
• Central sweeps Imperial in boys' and girls' meets
• Golden State needs to come up with better plan
• Renewable energy benefits are numerous
• Protest calls for rooftop solar development
• Who carries Dodger, Angel games?
• Wildcats win in return to BWCC
• Girl Scouts celebrates organization's 100 years
• Flag retirement ceremony teaches students importance of the flag
• School math competition adds up
• Why don't all get mail delivered to their home?
• Youths go for gold
• Get government out of marriage business
• Girl Scouts celebrate their 100th anniversary
• Mexicali schools fair combines language and science
• Where can a person recycle materials?
• Asthma awareness takes to the field
• What are rules for handicapped parking?
• "El Dia de Familia" wraps up California Mid-Winter Fair & Fiesta
• California Mid-Winter Fair & Fiesta shares Mexico's culture
• Our View: Time for unity at IVC?
• Thousands trek to Navy base for air display
• Blue Angels C-130 a trip of a lifetime
• Tough competition aplenty at relays
• A Reader Writes: Support the arts
• Seeley students get sneak peek at air show
• Air show weekend kicks off with food fest at NAF El Centro
• Charity golf event offers big payout
• I.V. Knights crowned as champs, advance to finals
• Our View: Historic photos could boost Calexico downtown
• Audience at fair entertained by annual jazz festival
• Blue Angels gearing up for show season
• Fair security, food in barns questioned
• Our View: El Centro roads project good news for city, drivers
• State prison guard team takes Guns & Hoses
• IVC students, staff talk over reorganization, tough cuts
• Why are dead fish left in park's pond?
• Relays set to kick off track and field season
• Spartans lose to Cibola
• Our View: Cell ban working, but...
• Odd flavor combinations are popular at the fair
• High winds close California Mid-Winter Fair & Fiesta on Tuesday
• Why isn't IID picking up trash by its canals?
• From the Right: Tax the 'rich'? Take another look
• High School Madness returns bigger and better
• Folklore dancing visits Dogwood Elementary
• Why is property being neglected?
• Vikings batting against disease
• Fair's Special One-Day Contest growing
• Brush fire burns near wastewater plant
• What is radon status at area schools?
• Perez takes third at CIF State wrestling championships
• Our View: Painful decisions ahead for college
• Safety top concern for Imperial Valley fair
• Lights, booths show sustainability at annual fair
• Flores follows father's footsteps
• Our View: First Amendment allows all of us to say it loud and proud
• Fair opens gates
• Small animals, local students judged on showmanship
• Why did IID give one group $10,000?
• Flipz f lipping after winning title
• Southwest varsity squad finishes sixth in division at national competition
• Our View: Old-fashioned revelry done right
• Monkeys, pythons, alligators, oh my
• Mid-Winter Fair offers up 'tropica'' fun
• Why are we in the spotlight?
• Applications for El Centro Music Festival and Fireworks Show
• Wrestlers ready to take down state meet
• Our View: Short-term inconvenience will lead to long-term betterment
• Impact of rising gas prices felt in the Valley
• Despite gains, eliminating RDAs impacts Imperial, Mayor says in speech
• When will street light be fixed?
• Our View: More than vehicles needed in cash-strapped city
• Dogwood Road by mall to close until May 25
• Black history month: Woman enriched Valley youths
• Why won't Kmart refund my money?
• Vincent Memorial falls to The Rock Academy, 62-50
• Currier captures fifth Lettuce tournament title
• From the Right: No 25-year wait for next trip to Europe
• Fire, police to show off new vehicles
• Calexico fire station outgrown
• Why isn't dog poop being cleaned up?
• Imperial fares well in pre-fair parade, tri-tip cookoff; joint effort at IVC, and gardening for kids
• Self-proclaimed last barnstormer in the United States files Imperial County skies
• Imperial Valley Symphony plays 38th Mid-Winter Concert
• What is all the work at Central Union High?
• Teachers offered love and compassion during segregation
• Parade and festivities in Imperial are prelude to Mid-Winter Fair
• Gospel Jubilee is celebrated
• Deadly collision is a reminder of war's cost
• Calexico FFA preps for fair fun
• Calexico Unified approves pink slips
• Why are eyesores allowed to remain standing?
• Vincent Memorial beats Calvin Christian, 3-0, to advance to semifinals in boys' soccer
• City of El Centro Highlighted as Part of Strong Cities, Strong State Campaign
• Wrestlers look to keep season alive
• Efforts set shining example of community advocacy
• Brawley beats Central in mock trial competition
• Few locals present for Salton Sea Authority's vote to support local restoration solution for the sea
• Any truth to rumors of strobe on civilian car?
• Knechel's passing leaves void at Camacho's, in Valley
• Vista Latina: Catholic faith is imbued with Latino tradition
• Black History Month: African-American leaders advance, but struggles remain
• How many truck guards do we need?
• Scots girls' basketball squad dominates to advance
• Vincent Memorial beats Escondido Adventist
• Our View: Robotics is revised tale of David vs. Goliath
• Woman boosts Valley senior health care
• Fair Focuses on Health
• Is there a "dog flu" going around?
• Smoking pact hurts, but not like you'd think
• Students prepare for robotics competition in New York
• Suspicious fire leaves Brawley Salvation Army store without power
• Why was 'escapee' allowed to escape?
• I.V. Knights top Cobras, 48-12
• Teens' work to end local hunger commendable
• Holiday weekend draws thousands to local sand dunes
• Family memorializes son with visit to the dunes
• Is it ever OK to turn left in Brawley?
• Brawley Union High win 12th consecutive CIF-San Diego Section title in wrestling
• Our View: Robie's past linked to future of QSA
• Banquet celebrates Hidalgo Society's 90th anniversary
• Vista Latina: Image of Border Patrol evolving within local Latino community
• Arabs fall just short in finale
• Our View: Workshops can help job seekers' chances
• Black History Month celebrated
• Calexico Mardi Gras packs the house
• Why are district's reservoirs locked up?
• Pioneers Day offers blast from the past
• What can be done about messy neighbor?
• Inked! A bold vision and simple plan to eating ecstasy
• Our View: Burke and Holtville were a perfect fit
• Imperial Valley residents enjoy cool weather
• Study shows solar supported in desert communities, Imperial County
• Local teams ready for CIF: Wildcats to host D-IV tournament Saturday
• Our View: Ethics workshops can help nip problems in the bud
• Brawley students praised for doing their part to fight hunger
• Just call her Betty: El Centro native says she didn't let racism bother her
• What are the leash laws?
• Life Out Here: Country music, country roads
• Our View: Federal budget cuts funds to California
• Kids jump rope for others' hearts
• Club de Los Amigos keeps seniors active, in touch with community
• Is sergeant still healing from injury in action?
• Tigers take down Wildcats
• Arabs still battling for conference title
• From the Right: What defines a company as local?
• Valentine's Day brings provokes mixed feelings for some
• Three suspected gunmen in Mexicali arrested for allegedly trying to kidnap El Centro man
• Where do florists' roses come from?
• Our View: From job shadows to health fair to school's 50th
• Hundreds turn out for annual cooking affair that brings Holtville Carrot Festival to an end
• Thousands raised for cancer research at El Centro Relay for Life fundraiser
• Are campaign signs up too soon?
• Our View: County has no place in Prop. 8 fight
• Crowd flocks to 65th annual Carrot Festival Parade in Holtville
• Businesses prep for romantic holiday
• CrossFit: New exercise not so new
• Our View: White House sidesteps birth control mandate
• Students jump into heart health awareness
• Mardi Gras Fundraiser Bal draws hundreds
• Can area be saved from illegal dumping?
• Bulldogs win Copa del Valle, IVL title
• S.D. association recognizes athletic director Billy Brewer for years of service
• Our View: Alzheimer's research gets much-needed shot in the arm
• Parents, children come out to celebrate Desert Garden Elementary School's golden anniversary
• Kelley gives State of the County address
• When will service agencies get funding?
• El Centro Day at Petco Park
• Our View: Holtville Carrot Festival good for the heart, community
• Job Shadow Day aims to help students' career paths
• Hundreds attend Imperial Valley College health fair
• When did the Valley get its first crematory?
• Wildcats roll Vikings on senior night
• Central boys, girls win El Centro City Championships
• Our View: Valley's needy shouldn¿t be Red Cross afterthought
• What's the deal with stray cats?
• Quinceañera tradition thrives despite economy
• Carson death poses a loss for the arts
• From the Right: Church of the state: Wait for it
• Young chefs compete in Carrot Festival contest
• New center for American Red Cross
• Why smoke up blue skies?
• Locals flock to hard-hitting event
• 'No bones about it BBQ' feeds hundreds
• Hundreds attend final day of Niland Tomato Festival
• Why so long for bridge repairs?
• Mohamed looking ahead as rookie season wraps up
• Our View: Immigration too complex for easy solution
• Mosaic is unveiled at Wilson Junior High School
• School offers unique educational experiences
• Eagles sweep Bulldogs
• Our View: Komen made right call to help needy women
• Imperial Valley residents glam up, celebrate Navy, air show
• 2012 Carrot Festival kicks off with banquet
• What can parents do about head lice?
• Protesters seek immigration reform
• Migrant march visits cemetery
• Our View: 'Band-Aid' on budget better than nothing
• Why is parking lot at vet's office dark?
• Eagles ready to hit Nationals
• Brawley beats Southwest to clinch 18th consecutive league title
• Our View: Many benefits to art project linking students
• Winter visitors hope for six more weeks of winter
• Students learn through history
• Where do moneys given to charities go?
• My View: Paying it forward
• Different students blossom together in the Rainforest
• Wilson facelift from Rainforest to be dedicated
• Why is a third party in charge of transcripts?
• Bulldogs squeak by Wildcats
• IVBN baseball camp looks to hit another home run
• From the Right: Desperate times, time for desperate measures?
• Students learn, debate, speak in IVROP Migrant Program tournament
• Valley Police Beat: Driver who died in solo vehicle wreck near Holtville identified
• Can ex-cop carry gun concealed?
• Customer claims runaround at credit union
• Our View: Ribs, parade and a new look for library
• Stars come out over Imperial Valley Desert Museum
• Volunteers clean up community garden in El Centro
• My View: Paterno had one last lesson for former player
• Holtville Rib Cook-Off a major success
• The end of redevelopment agencies
• Valley teams shine as tourney wraps
• Our View: Show short-term pictures of state of El Centro, too
• African choir sings, teaches, ministers locally
• Witter Elementary¿s new library furniture 'really nice'
• Is the jet engine smoke dangerous?
• Wrestlers fight through first day of annual Holtville Invitational
• Knights to battle Thundercats
• Our View: Predictions aside, earthquake preparedness a must
• Students spend a day on the farm - at school
• Black & White Art Exhibit opens in Calexico
• Are small shopping carts OK on buses?
• Our View: San Diego may be good ally on sea cleanup
• Pajamas make the Calexico library pop
• Associated Student Government welcomes back students at Imperial Valley College
• How about some tax relief?
• Spartans beat rival Eagles in wrestling
• Holtville's late goal downs Southwest
• Our View: State school revenue deferrals have increased
• Lassey scholarship awarded to Imperial Valley College nursing student
• Calexico Mardi Gras king and queen nominees announced
• El Centro house: Puppy sales or puppy mill?
• From the Right: Who will save us from the dictators?
• Culture is on display at Chinese New Year's event
• Winter visitors to county: Fix the bridge
• How many more must die in traffic?
• Winners have fun kicking dirt
• Our View: Captain get big thumbs down
• Participants 'kick up dirt' at gymkhana
• Drunk driving suspected in fatal crash
• How can you get dogs to shut up?
• Small town, big competition
• Our View: More transparency, less politicking in IID bids process
• 100 years of agriculture research
• 100 years of desert research
• 'Cats hold off Spartans
• View from the Pew: Are you ready for every day's inspection?
• The Florentine Collection of homes opens in Brawley
• Transportation funding hit hard
• Is city yard in Calipatria a fire hazard?
• Dance troupe gets boost
• Our View: Valley¿s career fairs critical to student motivation
• Parents get to teach for a day at Brawley school
• Is Nick Popaditch running for Congress?
• I.V. Diablos heading to Triple Crown World Series
• Wildcats win 'duel of the season' so far
• Our View: Imperial school district puts options in pubilc view
• IVROP Career Fair draws students Valley-wide
• Imperial Valley College Board of Trustees votes 6-1 to increase student health fee $4
• Our View: Streamline CalWorks to stay in 'business'
• El Centro students see giant cargo plane up close
• 5th annual Dancing with the Stars Gala: First meeting
• Where can casino records be obtained?
• Bulldogs, Spartans play to heated tie
• Local rodeo competitors have success at home
• From the Right: Going down with the ship
• Remembering a dream: A celebration of Martin Luther King Jr.
• Valley ministries celebrate King's message with love
• What does ECPD have to hide?
• More trouble with Pop Warner football?
• Our Opinion: Thumbs up to marrow drive, clinic opening, dunes cleanup
• Imperial Valley students sign up for financial aid at FAFSA/parent conference
• Between Women raises funds to educate about breast cancer self-screening
• Our View: Justice is a dream we can all share
• King's message inspires business owners
• Black farmers few
• Locals find advantages to Brawley-based rodeo
• Why was assignment on rap allowed?
• Our View: Joint Chambers of Commerce capable of representing Valley
• Potential bone marrow donors gather at ECRMC
• Fire consumes haystacks east of El Centro
• Kelley to run for re-election
• Locals ready for high school rodeo in Brawley
• Our View: Niland fire board needs to make things right
• Local agriculture company cuts ribbon on 2.2 MW solar facility
• Business Showcase draws crowd
• Are sales of drugs and pills tolerated?
• Our View: Calexico making changes for the best
• Local groups celebrate senior residents
• Students honor those who died trying to cross the border
• Should two police officers be removed from duty?
• Wildcats unsatisfied with win over Tigers
• 'Cats win tough battle
• Our View: Obesity study looks beyond clinical approach
• ECRMC Outpatient Clinic has grand opening
• Business Showcase expected to draw 100 businesses, 1,400 residents
• Why is there a fee to split up SDSU cost?
• From the Right:¿Business, flaws and all, still preferred
• Former chief discusses what residents could expect in Niland Fire board meeting
• Latino bone marrow donors sought; register Saturday
• Who in the Imperial Valley programs scanners?
• Tournament successfully grows in second year
• Our View: Thumbs up to week of good news
• Vendors and customers show up for Neighborhood House of Calexico's first Farmer's Market in El Centro
• Residents turn out for monthly rabies vaccination clinic in El Centro
• Why can't families do more at cemeteries?
• ALL-IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS IN THE TRENCHES TEAM - OFFENSE: Sanchez leads way on offense
• Our View: Next state budget: good times or bad ahead?
• Cutbacks could undermine drug-fighting efforts in Imperial Valley, state officials say
• Childhood obesity prevalent in county, among Latino community
• Holtville hands Central 2-0 loss
• Our View: Imperial native now state Senate GOP leader
• Imperial residents fight for their neighborhood
• Locals seek help from member of Congress on border issues
• Who owns all that hay sitting near roads?
• Our View: Welcome back to your winter home, Blue Angels
• Last skate park workshop takes place
• IVEDC celebrates the past year's successes
• Is chlorine damaging lawns in Calexico?
• 'Cats rout Criminals
• City of El Centro News - Christmas Tree Pick Up
• Spartans too much for Tigers
• Our View: Lack of docs has multiple effects
• Battle of the Badges' blood drive touted a success
• Longtime Imperial Valley attorney running for judgeship
• When will stoplight in El Centro be fixed?
• Our View: Aleksick will be missed, in Niland and beyond
• Blue Angels arrive in El Centro to start winter training season
• Santo Tomas swap meet raises concerns
• When is the annual fishing derby ... really?
• Bulldogs open with big win
• Eagles alumni game a fundraiser for cancer awareness
• From the Right: 'Really, there's nothing wrong with Iowa'
• Imperial Valley's first babies of new year arrive
• Desert Trails parade ushers in new year
• Are agents singing to a different tune?
• Our View: Be happy, healthy, ready to weather storms of 2012
• Slab City: Last free place in America?
• All directions point to East Jesus
• Vikings senior Emmanuel Lucero is close to biggest victory of his life
• Red and yellow attract love and money in the new year
• Off-roaders plan on some partying time at Glamis
• Our View: Keep your New Year's celebration safe, sane
• Stroll with us down memory lane
• Imperial Valley wins consolation championship
• Arabs win, advance to consolation championship
• Our View: Veterans should be merchants' first choice
• Baja Runners offer New Year's Eve fundraiser
• Are clinic patients breaking the law?
• Conversations in Spanish key to learning English, experts say
• Resident anticipates regaining his hearing
• Our View: Returning troops deserve proper 'welcome home'
• When will lake be stocked with trout?
• Arabs fall in first round of own tournament
• Tabarez places third in Vegas
• Our View: Contreras will be missed at helm of Brawley Fire
• Shopping season continues
• Local defense attorney tapped for judgeship in Imperial County
• When will El Centro get a new pool?
• Skatepark Meeting #2
• Mardi Gras Applications 2012
• A Reader Writes: Make 2012 the ear lawmakers are relevant again
• Salvation Army feeds hundreds
• Veteran Brawley firefighter retires after 36 years of service
• When will Belford get repaired?
• Desert Flame All Star squads win
• Zamudio selected All-IVP Defensive Player of the Year
• Our View: Message of peace, good will holds true today
• Carolers spread Christmas cheer throughout Valley
• Behind the Nativity scenes
• Arabs don't want easy wins at own Holiday Classic
• View from the Pew: Some holiday related issues I have been thinking about...
• Brawley street shows its holiday spirit
• Jewish community celebrates Hanukkah
• Why do we believe in Santa Claus?
• Toy donations collected by Salvation Army down this year by half
• Times are hard for a trio of Imperial Valley families
• Our View: Be smarter than your smartphone
• What do you do with old medication?
• Juan `Veneno' Romo uses experience in the ring
• Brawley Union High alumnus Donnie Wharton will head to the Military Bowl
• Our View: High school backpack program another tool to fight hunger
• Consulate celebrates 'posada'
• Santa Claus visits dozens of kids at Meyer Memorial Library party
• Why didn't store give toys as expected?
• Our View: IVC trustees stay put under redistricting
• Crowds drawn to El Centro PAL programs, Christmas party
• QSA 'Plan B' preliminary report brings more questions than answers
• Why does IVC poll students on mission?
• Clinic of skill and good will
• Local wins world championship
• A Reader Writes: Asking the important questions
• Imperial Valley group brings holiday cheer to Mexicali poor, despite hardships they face
• Laurie Vandergriff Toy Drive brings joy to foster children
• Why do aircraft fly so late at Imperial airport?
• Church lights candles, sing songs for the Christmas season
• Imperial church holds annual Christmas play
• Where's the local Bridge to Nowhere?
• Car clubs bring their rides, and toys for children
• Profile on poverty: How locals are living on that line
• Our View:¿Calexico Unified should make its own cuts
• Mohamed selected All-IVP Offensive Player of the Year
• Christmas tree contest helps the needy
• IVC training facilities break ground
• Our View: Time will tell if Iraq war was worth it
• Imperial, Central still vying for title
• Imperial routs in first game
• Our View: Rite Track program is on the right track
• 'Snow' turns Imperial into winter wonderland
• Neighborhood House celebrates shelter groundbreaking
• What is this health fee at IVC?
• Ugandan children perform at Brawley school and raise awareness about different culture
• Calexico hosts tree lighting ceremony
• A Reader Writes: Sustainability of the QSA
• Are Heber school board trustees insured?
• Clinic to feature local talent
• Classic roaring with competitive teams
• Our View: Who will step up to save Salvation Mountain?
• Calexico Unified to conduct forensic audit, DA to investigate
• When will 'Bridge to Nowhere' open?
• State takeover is 'real' threat
• Neighborhood House, Payless Shoes donate shoes to local families
• New law requires smog check of cars exported to Mexico
• Club gets 'blessing' to use pool for fundraiser
• A Reader Writes: Jerry Brown shows his true colors
• Is it safe for children to visit Santas at the mall?
• Raiders aid squad thanks to team mom
• Our View: Fremont school art program praised
• Thousands celebrate the Virgin de Guadalupe
• Locals send holiday cards to military, veterans, their families
• What ever happened to hospital respect?
• Freeman selected as Player of the Year; Legarra selected as Coach of the Year
• Viewpoint: By the seat of my trousers from Kenya ¿ an essential table
• Christmas in a Small Town returns
• Calexico parade draws thousands
• Bulldogs, Wildcats, Eagles battling for tourney title
• Our View: Ideas to keep Northend transportation find favor
• Virgin's feast day draws nightly procession
• Imperial kicks off season with annual parade of lights
• Why is IVC mascot still the Arabs?
• Why aren't drivers cited for loudness?
• Our View: Postal Service will have to change to survive
• Imperial County to cover programs under new sentencing law at time of scarce resources, officials say
• Imperial County to apply for state money to build second jail
• Arabs getting plenty of tournament play
• Bulldogs win tournament opener
• Our View: Bullying victims, and bullies, need help
• Postal Service proposes change
• Student artwork displayed at Calipatria school
• How can employee bid on locker?
• Last Imperial Valley resident who survived Pearl Harbor recalls attack
• SDSU campus joins anti-bullying campaign
• Our View: Museum's Holiday Tour kicks off the season
• Is city official double-dipping?
• Wildcats open season with win
• Tigers look to defend tournament title
• A Reader Writes: Die-hard is no longer Fox News fan
• Christmas tree sales are brisk; search on for perfect one
• Natural trees can aggravate asthma, hay fever, group says
• Are storage locker auctions fair?
• Military children get holiday party
• Chorus finds inspiration during Fall-Christmas Concert in El Centro
• Weekend kicks off holiday season
• Will school board superintendent get $100,000 bonus?
• Crossing the international border sours for some
• There is no agreement on the causes of problems at the border
• Our View: Don't lose momentum on fixing Salton Sea
• Eagles win Imperial Valley Classic
• Our View: Imperial Valley joining fight against AIDS
• Farmworkers face rough commute
• Community thanks farmworkers
• Classic competition heats up
• Tis' the season for basketball
• Our View: Tackling kids' health from the ground up
• Young and old learn about AIDS
• El Centro Skate Park workshop draws crowd
• Why do students pay health fee at IVC?
• A Reader Writes: Most `bang for our buck' in local businesses
• Calexico Black Friday sales lukewarm
• El Centro City Council reorganizes
• What will become of gas station eyesore?
• Locals win at major tourney
• Imperial County poverty level shows slight decrease
• The Baseball Legends to hold a clinic
• Our View: Calexico outlets would be boon for Valley
• Group gets refresher on desert crop issues
• How can reader learn about an ancestor?
• Salton Sea restoration effort draws Assembly subcommittee hearing
• Locals seek to retain control of Salton Sea restoration
• A Reader Writes:How far is too far? Where is the line?
• How much is my donation worth?
• Montano to be inducted into the California Wrestling Hall of Fame
• Does dispatcher have a problem?
• Our View: Escalating Black Friday violence gets thumbs down; Rock the Border, Raider Nation get thumbs up
• Santa Claus makes appearance in the Valley
• 142,000 visit local sand dunes during Thanksgiving holiday
• Franks selected as All-IVP Volleyball Player of the Year
• Our View: Compassion ought to extend beyond the holidays
• Preschoolers in the Valley are part of the Food Justice movement
• Imperial County-raised woman using farming lessons from childhood to teach in 'food desert'
• Holtville ends the season in fighting effort
• Our View: Science education is needed at public schools
• Black Friday draws thousands
• Calexico businesses take part in Black Friday
• What are rules on CRV labels?
• Thousands head out for Black Friday
• Community, family celebrated at Imperial County Salvation Army Thanksgiving event
• Ocotillo woman remembered for Thanksgiving cooking
• How can we help families in need?
• Our View:¿Inmates shouldn¿t be able to access Facebook, Web
• Smith is All-IVP Girls' Cross Country Runner of the Year
• Game of the Week: Vikings face Lancers in quarters
• Our View: Inmates shouldn't be able to access Facebook, Web
• Giving thanks: Salvation Army prepares to feed less fortunate
• Lions Center in Brawley ready to feed the hungry on Thanksgiving
• What were columnist's holiday plans? From the archives of Virginia Horn.
• Community Input Workshop For Design of El Centro Skate Park
• Turkey preparation takes over at Neighborhood House
• Brawley City Council man back after suffering mild heart attack
• Valley Police Beat: Single vehicle rollover crash reported on Interstate 8
• Followup: Donation box found in El Centro.
• Our View: No one applauding this show by Congress
• Calexico's Luis Rodriguez is All-IVP Boys' Cross Country Runner of the Year
• A Strong life
• A Reader Writes: God needs no help from anyone
• Appellate court in Sacramento hears QSA debate
• Thanksgiving dinner cost increases
• Where are the red donation boxes?
• Where can readers donate their hair?
• Consulate honors past and present 'adelitas'
• Turkey Shoot Benefit hits the bulls-eye
• Imperial Valley students and CASA of Imperial County hold event for foster children
• Economy improves while high unemployment continues
• Our View: Bid proposal has merit, too protectionist
• Garcia, Cesena named Team of the Year
• School Turkey Trot good fun before Thanksgiving in El Centro
• High school mourns loss of teacher and friend in El Centro
• View from the Pew: Rearview mirror shows faith ahead
• Tigers pound the ball, advance to next round
• Did outside company buy Imperial business?
• Southwest senior Pineiro named POY; Rodriguez is top coach
• Our View: Outreach is great step in fighting diabetes
• Imperial County summit focuses on the environment
• Calexico landfill permit revision advances
• City of El Centro Seasonal Tree Lighting and Street Fair
• Environmental agencies tour the Valley
• Measure L construction work ongoing at Imperial Valley College
• Our View: Calexico officials aim to improve shopping experience
• Was the elections official missing?
• Imperial will host Del Norte in first round
• Runner remembered in league title run
• Our View: Man without limbs has powerful message
• High school band Halftime Festival draws thousands
• The Pride of Imperial marching band takes top honors in sole local band competition
• Can I turn right on red from two lanes?
• Stars and Stripes are laid to rest
• Stars and Stripes are laid to rest
• Vampires, dragons, more to be exhibited at Calexico fantasy art exhibition
• Vampires, dragons, more to be exhibited at Calexico fantasy art exhibition
• Jackson leading Edney in El Centro City Council race
• Calexico Web site, mayor's 'message' at top of City Council agenda
• Local business groups to urge county to favor purchasing locally
• Imperial Irrigation District begins budget workshops
• Imperial Valley College to host subcontractor workshops for Measure J's $80 million
• Valley Police Beat
• Water pipelines replacement approved
• Sales guru to hold holiday season workshops for local businesses
• A Reader Writes: Editorial about high college enrollments for Imperial County
• Is the ice cream truck dangerous?
• CIF doesn't recognize co-titles, leagues do
• Busting mutton is a hit at Cattle Call Rodeo in Brawley
• Valley Police Beat: Husband locks woman out of home
• New Cattle Call attraction is aimed at children
• Mardi Gras King And Queen 2012 Nominations Open
• Ben Folds, local educators speak on vocal music getting some spotlight
• Valley marching bands ready to strut their stuff at Halftime Festival
• Cattle Call Parade is a welcome sight
• Old tractor brings smiles at Cattle Call Parade
• Crowds turn out for Cattle Call Rodeo despite inclement weather
• Calexico residents practice yoga
• Mariachi singer graces Seeley Community Church with Christian songs
• Social media plays role in local elections
• Valley Police Beat: Dead man found at hot springs spa in Niland
• Veterans past and present praised during Brawley Veterans Day tribute
• Valley veterans honor veterans at Sunset Retreat
• Keeping the Old West alive in Brawley
• Sisters lead in step
• IID strategic spill reduction plan to continue
• Heber man and son injured in fatal wreck
• Eighth-grader named as student of the month
• Valley Police Beat: Man suffers gunshot wound to leg near 10th Street and Woodward Avenue in El Centro
• El Centro man pays 'rolling tribute' to veterans
• Section of Interstate 8 named for late probation officer
• Jackson losing ground in El Centro council race
• Calexico Unified tables talk about adult education's future
• State committee discusses regional economic development
• IID asks for Colorado River entitlement storage at Lake Mead
• Site finalized for new El Centro courthouse
• Joint Chambers of Commerce hold talks on federal health care law
• County health officials investigate possible case of cholera
• Valley Police Beat: Ledus Pedorthic burglarized
• Valley Police Beat: El Centro girl, 13, injured when fell off roof of home
• Annual Mariachi Festival calls talent
• Imperial County child obesity rate highest in the state; some locals working to combat problem
• Retired military leaders call for more physical activity to combat obesity
• Mail-in and provisional ballots yet to be counted
• Arraignment hearing for Dotson continued
• 2 California Highway Patrol officers honored for their actions
• Motorcyclist, pickup collide; cyclist suffers major injuries
• Restitution hearing for Christine Hisel delayed to December
• Imperial library introduces readers to e-books
• Chills and thrills come to downtown Calexico
• Salvation Mountain creator turns 80
• Calexico City Council to look at amending city manager contract
• BLM estimates 78,000 visit dunes through opening weekend
• African vocational team visits Imperial County
• Brawley City Council to discuss worst case scenario surrounding ballot measure
• El Centro City Council likely to move skate park project forward
• Country Club Sewer District again in red numbers
• Imperial Irrigation District to discuss water transfer finance, storing water in Lake Mead
• Imperial County takes back 7,100 pounds in unused medications
• IV Press Web site wins national award
• Some go all out for Halloween decorations
• Thousands come to enjoy the Valley's sand dunes during Halloween
• City of El Centro Partial Road Closure of 4th Street
• The myth that is 'La Llorona'
• Ghost stories haunt the Imperial Valley
• Q&A: 'La Llorona' director discusses the film's creation
• ICE agent is facing a rare case, some say
• Locals join the 'occupy' movement
• Imperial dresses up, parties at annual Halloween carnival
• First-ever English Language Learners Institute a hit in El Centro
• Holtville residents have three options for utility tax
• Three compete for two Holtville school board seats
• Business group holds its first Halloween party
• IVC agriculture department scares, delights residents at corn maze
• Halloween shopper come looking for that special item
• Imperial Valley roots evident in the history of Red Ribbon Week
• County Medical Society gets state support to attract doctors
• Pioneer families share stories
• Community health workers honored at appreciation mixer
• Calexico businesses prepare carnival
• Westmorland Unified School District 2011 election coverage
• Brawley Assembly of God to celebrate new pastor
• Haunted house sends thrills, chills in El Centro
• Imperial County makes it easy to get flu shots
• Property tax could go to restore Salton Sea
• Imperial student and contest winner spends time with a turtle in San Diego Bay
• New Calexico firefighters to provide 'big relief'
• Two arrested in connection with Three Flags incident in Salton City
• A look into slain DEA agent Enrique Camarena's story during Red Ribbon Week
• Bodies of unidentified immigrants turning up in lesser numbers
• Past trip to morgue turns into play for Calipatria woman
• Groups stress dune safety
• Brawley officials welcome dunes visitors with open arms
• Calexico library holds Halloween party; more on the horizon
• ICE agent ordered to stand trial in 2009 death of three women
• Calexico is planning a Christmas parade
• Pioneering families to share stories
• Imperial County Sheriff's Office opens 'The Drugstore'
• Local firms send employees to six-week customer service training
• Imperial County college-going numbers among highest in state
• Preliminary hearing for ICE agent continued for today
• Father, son draw lengthy prison terms for murder
• Haystacks arson cases continued
• Camarena Memorial Library offers Halloween party today
• El Centro to host haunted house; to benefit food bank
• Board of Supervisors appoints 3 to Workforce Development Board
• Cattle Call Rodeo ticket sales start Thursday
• Red Ribbon Week kicks off with a reminder of Calexico's Enrique "Kiki" Camarena
• State committee looks at rural renewable energy
• Volunteers may help in Mack Park development
• County and IVROP to jointly offer services
• Holtville works on strategic plan, seeks more ideas
• Repairs at Holtville intersection of Olive and Sixth move forward
• Cornerstone Community Church's Fall Roundup draws hundreds
• 'Testicle Festival' offers big fun for a good cause
• Newspaper honors its carriers
• Family celebrates Marine's coming home
• Valley Police Beat
• Aviation Day flies over the county
• Tribes say no to windfarm; say land is sacred
• Buddy Walk bolsters awareness of Down syndrome
• La Gente's Super Show features hot rides in hot temps in Imperial
• Kickball tourney brings agencies closer
• Valley Police Beat: Cocaine worth $1.2M found
• Calexico firefighter's pumpkin patch a smash for kids, fundraiser for charity
• MANA de Imperial Valley hosts the 2011 Las Primeras Award Gala and Scholarship Fundraiser
• Geothermal experts to tour Imperial Valley, largest geothermal potential in the world
• Farmworkers health fair draws hundreds
• Locally born artist starts drive for school art program
• Tailgaters rev up for the City Championship
• Cattle Call Concert rustlin' up some fun in Brawley
• Rotary tosses words Holtville's way
• Imperial County drops, covers, holds on for largest earthquake drill ever
• Jefferson Elementary participates in Great ShakeOut, speaks on difficulties since Easter 2010 earthquake
• GSA Calexico Port of Entry project seeks OK for private funding
• Final phase of improvement project Brawley wastewater plant to get under way
• Hundreds bring awareness to domestic violence issue in El Centro
• Imperial Valley receives funds in Safe Route to School
• Fundraising dinner a hit at Pioneers Memorial Hospital
• Heffernan to provide cancer center funds
• Some Holtville residents want action on Mack Park
• San Diego State University president speaks on priorities, salary
• 3 things you should know about: Domestic Violence Awareness Walk 2011
• Calexico looking to join the November election cycle
• Calexico community pool plans moving forward
• Brawley sets new standard for residential setbacks
• Man who killed 82-year-old woman sentenced to life in prison; no parole
• Airport to fly high for Aviation Day on Saturday
• Another court date set in Hisel matter
• Two defendants ordered back in court for Swarthout Park stabbing incident
• Health fair addresses senior health issues in Calexico
• IID staff explains district's part in Sept. 8 outage
• El Centro City Council votes to hold medical marijuana
• Imperial County supervisors approve interim probation chief contract
• Trial remains set for two defendants in haystack fires
• Hearing awaits confirmation of suspect's death
• Brawley to shut off some water to replace six valves; work expected to take seven hours
• First-degree murder defendants due in court Oct. 25 for hearing
• Supes want local hearing over north-end water rate increase
• Solar jobs on rise throughout U.S.; Imperial County's jobs expected to grow
• Imperial County, California to shake out to prepare for earthquakes
• El Centro council to rethink medical marijuana permits
• IID to review September blackout, budget
• High ranking Highway Patrol officer placed on administrative leave
• Court hearing set for ICE agent involved in deadly wreck
• Defendants in homicide face November jury trial
• El Centro suspect, 17, faces Nov. 1 attempted homicide trial
• Calexico City Council to consider changing its local election date
• Imperial City Council to hear information related to insurance ccoverage
• El Centro church celebrates its centennial year
• Annual 4-H barbecue is biggest fundraiser
• Neighbors raise funds for girl
• Cattle Call winners formally announced
• VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Collision reported on Highway 86
• Cancer left woman no time for crying
• Woman uses cancer diagnosis to help others
• Cattle Call Queen ascends rodeo throne
• Newspaper holds festival, soccer tournament for the community
• Rosary Rally graces El Centro
• Campout Against Cancer brings out more survivors, more supporters in Imperial
• Teen Madness Festival got under way at Stark Field in El Centro
• Imperial County children to benefit from San Diego hospital pilot program
• Brawley officials assure scheduled water rate increase is at three percent
• Horsemanship segment of annual Cattle Call Queen kicks off
• Some cancers hereditary, environmental
• Cancer appears to be prevalent in Imperial County, doctor suggests
• Bark for Life debuts Oct. 22
• Brawley cancer fighters getting ready, fundraising for 60-mile walk
• Linda Cady of Between Women devotes life to ending breast cancer
• Diana Peacher of Cancer Resource Center of the Desert works to 'Boot Out Cancer'
• Suspect in border agent's killing extradited and arraigned in San Diego federal court
• New cancer treatment technology serves the Valley
• Pearson manslaughter case likely to be dismissed, attorney says
• Despite birth defects, 20-month-old Westmorland girl won't quit
• Imperial County Farm Bureau names Brawley farmer Neal Jack as farmer of the year
• IID ordered to pay legal fees, plans to appeal
• Feed the children program help Imperial Valley residents
• Veteran job fair in Imperial County
• Unionized San Diego protesters visit El Centro
• Chargers fan arrested on suspicion of transporting 42 lbs. of cocaine
• Valley Police Beat
• Parade of airplanes fly over the Valley
• Arsonist draws 16-month prison sentence, must pay restitution
• Central Union High School District considers cuts in meal program
• Some Imperial Valley students stand to gain from Dream Act passage
• Students learn Kumeyaay way
• Suspect in Caltrans worker death likely jumped to death in San Diego
• DA's Office reviewing allegations of sexual misconduct against CHP officer
• Sure Helpline Crisis Center dismisses its director
• $6 million grant awarded to look at childhood obesity in Imperial County
• Hundreds of anxious Calipatria residents speak out against proposed increased water rate
• County comments on Salton Sea conservation project
• IID taking more time to consider public benefit charge
• Street project out to bid
• Salton City Landfill payment delayed
• SDSU-IV raises flag in honor of LBGT month
• Appeal filed over Solar Gen 2 project
• Forty-three inmates at Calipatria State Prison a part of statewide inmate hunger strike
• Holtville to apply for grant for sewage projects
• IID Board to talk over damage settlements
• Brawley doctor honored for contributions
• Governor vetoes Vargas' 'kill Walmart' bill
• 2 Heber residents hurt in auto wreck; police suspect impaired driving
• Water company to make its case for rate hike to Calipatria City Council today
• Former Bulldog makes it to White House, visits alma mater
• 3 things you should know about the Tri-City 4-H Club ride
• El Centro man celebrates his 101st birthday today
• Water quality notification bill is signed into law
• Calipatria: Truck spills diesel into ditch
• Hundreds learn fire prevention and have fun at the same time
• Local group wants you to go to college
• Report: Few Latinos are finishing college
• Imperial Valley Regional Occupational Program will receive federal grants totaling $4.8 million
• Imperial Valley residents, Navy base personnel run, bike, swim for a win
• Press Fest to get under way Saturday
• Local could win grant and spotlight
• Brawley mom delivers baby in vehicle at hospital
• Prince arrives in El Centro
• Imperial County to lose GEAR UP funding
• Proposed Manzanita casino project open to public comment
• Brawley residential and commercial customers to see scheduled 3 percent water rate hike
• El Centro's Brett Thomason earns Student of the Month for October
• Seeley residents on boil water advisory
• New counsel appointed for co-defendant in teen's death
• Burglary in progress reported
• Valley Police Beat: Car plows into building in Calexico
• Intensive training awaits British soldiers
• Harry to be treated as others: 'famously'
• Helpline Crisis Center in crisis
• Debate pits 5 running for 3 seats on El Centro City Council
• 'Die-hard' Beatles fan shows off memorabilia
• Art show showcases Beatles devotion
• Online exclusive: Lennon impersonator cherishes fans
• Brawley police kill pit bull after it attacked its owner
• Imperial Police office praised for helping bleeding man
• Sentencing for arson defendant set Tuesday
• Students take to the street
• Imperial residents angry over being cut off from water; $50 to restore service
• Longtime El Centro chamber executive takes job at El Centro hospital
• Calexico Chamber of Commerce is seeking operating funds from city; just one more year
• School board president offers a clearer picture on Calexico Unified School District iPads
• County Public Works fined $27,000
• Residents exchange light bulbs to use less power, have lower bills
• Vargas honors area teacher as citizen of the month
• Roundtable address' county work needs
• Calexico City Council: Proclamation made for De Necochea
• IID director, residents question new QSA plan B
• Purple ribbons push cancer awareness
• Resource center gears up for yearly campout
• No rate increases for county healthcare plan
• Supervisor Castillo recovering from mild heart attack
• Calexico Unified School District administrators speak on backlash from iPads
• Brawley police are investigating a fatality from a weekend traffic incident
• Board of Supervisors approves enterprise zone expansion to include golf resort
• Northend farmers and families express their opposition to locating solar plant on farmland
• Brawley official reports beef plant wastewater is now in compliance
• Storms hit the Valley causing little reported damage
• Brawley firefighters honored at memorial
• QSA plan b discussion set to take place today
• 'Nene' commemorative plaque unveiled
• Imperial Valley College holds career and college fair
• Border Patrol anti-drug smuggling efforts are praised
• Enterprise zone is likely be expand
• Calipatria State Prison inmates among those involved in hunger strike
• Niland homicide case continued
• El Centro boy, 17, charged in two separate cases, ordered back in court Oct. 11
• El Centro firefighters to stage 'Fire Expo' at Bucklin Park
• El Centro man arrested on suspicion of rape and kidnapping; also had outstanding warrants
• Brawley City Council to discuss new component to Brawley Beef operation
• Valley Police Beat: Man assaulted at the Owl
• The economy might be tied to a drop in Migrant Education Program enrollment, officials say
• The local jobless rate does not translate into resources to fight joblessness
• County prepares for state inmate realignment
• Calexico Unified School District spends $240,000 of federal funds to buy 70 Apple iPads, but not for students
• Baby Expo and Children's Resource Fair offers help to families in Imperial County
• Vintage cars on display at Airporter Inn
• VALLEY POLICE BEAT: El Centro police respond to call of gunshot fired
• Decreasing enrollment numbers do not diminish the need for migrant education, officials say
• More than 14 tons of pot found in big rig; biggest seizure ever for area
• Imperial County students GEAR UP for college
• Peso value changes felt in Valley
• Binational Health Week kicks off
• Calexico event promotes childhood cancer awareness
• Wiseman Theatre Company's first official production brings "Alice" to the forefront
• Valley Police Beat: Calipatria firefighter injured
• Imperial's new City Hall given the VIP treatment
• "Bubba" protesters no-show at event
• Community prepares for a new year
• Solar projects bring discontent to farmers
• Two Imperial Valley state prisons among the eight a part of hunger strike
• Measure H denies funding for marketing
• Workshop brings regional agencies together
• Imperial Valley Mall Youth Job Fair has more than 500 attendees, 100 on-the-spot hires
• Grassroots effort to build Southwest High swimming pool under way in El Centro
• Father and son to appear in court Oct. 3 on alleged attack on homeless man
• Kohl's store opening brings jobs to the Valley
• Ronald McDonald House fundraiser launches in Imperial Valley
• Imperial Valley residents sound off on Ronald McDonald House help
• Lights to stay on in Heber
• First U.S. plant to extract high-purity lithium opens in Brawley
• British troops land at Seeley School
• Niland fire chief facing additional charges
• Wife, police seek help finding missing Calipatria man
• Winterhaven defendant due in court today on weapons allegations
• Valley Police Beat: Methamphetamine seized at Interstate 8 checkpoint
• Farm Smart is a tool for the classrooms
• Medal-winning students walk the red carpet in El Centro
• Increased health plan costs draw opposition
• Brawley City Council eyes life without Measure K funds; it's not a pretty sight
• Calexico Unified School District moves toward cutting $6 million from budget
• Copies of Calipatria letter opposed to proposed water rate hike to be drafted
• Sue Hess is profiled as principal/superintendent of Meadows Union School
• Jews invite Valley to share in celebration of Rosh Hashana
• Seeley sidewalk plans OK'd by supervisors
• Valley Police Beat
• Local sales, and sales taxes rise, report says
• Local shop has skateboards, more
• Holtville City Council approves $24,000 for filters' media
• Holtville moves to improve wastewater treatment facility
• Cancer Resource Center of the Desert is seeking funds
• Defense motion denied in El Centro stabbing case
• Defendants to appear Nov. 7 in court for El Centro stabbing case
• Proposal to hike water rates in Calipatria to be discussed
• 20th annual event raises funds for Sheriff's Office volunteer groups
• Church youths read to children as part of ongoing program
• Fall cleanup days begin; look for more
• Valley Police Beat
• Mountain builder remains true to his message of love
• Community gathers to help local needy families
• Future earthquakes could damage farmland by liquefaction
• Boys & Girls Clubs of Imperial Valley bring NFL glitz to Brawley
• Board to vote on Seeley Elementary School sidewalk
• Free vaccination clinic to be held Monday
• Juanita Salazar Lowe & Friends hold art exhibit in memory of Lowe, to benefit students
• Heber School District climbs uphill to reach vaunted API goal
• Imperial County Sheriff's Office volunteer programs varied, thriving
• Former NFL athlete to promote art for Valley youth
• Heber Public Utility District to cut street lighting service
• Valley Police Beat: Major rollover damage
• Workforce Development Board helps low-income youth residents stay on higher-education track
• LAFCO asks county to decide on deadline for service plan
• LAFCO director updates commission on Winterhaven Fire District investigation
• Imperial County crime rates measure up to state numbers
• Time Warner Cable holds Internet Safety Fair in El Centro
• SDSU-IV receives $1.67 million grant for Brawley renewable energy center
• El Centro to start community enhancement taskforce
• Food Bank to hold community day Saturday
• Valley Police Beat: CBP stops drug- smuggling attempts
• Students are lining up to help fight Alzheimer's disease
• College recruiters come to the Valley seeking students
• Imperial Irrigation District and Mexico seek to store Colorado River water in river
• With more than $4 million to hand out, Imperial Irrigation District develops solar rebates guidelines
• Clinic keeps college students healthy with flu vaccines
• Calexico firefighters help in Mexicali fire
• Valley Police Beat: Murder suicide attempt
• United Way campaign kicks off in Imperial Valley
• Calexico street vendors to stay by high school for now; some business owners unhappy
• SHS Latin Dance Club burnin' up the dance floor in El Centro
• Board of Supervisors considers Good Samaritan ordinance
• Board of Supervisors agrees to use $2.2 million if needed to fund landfill mitigation
• No change for Lotus Avenue bike lane
• Salton Sea bird not in danger of extinction, federal agency reports
• Public hearing for Imperial Solar Energy Center West postponed
• Adult education in Calexico gets a new education center
• Grocers, union workers reach tentative deal
• Imperial Irrigation District declares storm disaster, to seek state funds
• All-American Canal silt removal estimated at $2.5 million, but not for IID
• Calexico looking to other cities' development fees
• Free Internet safety fair set
• Former Sen. Ducheny announces Congressional run
• Valley Police Beat: Traffic stop leads to $200K bust
• AmeriCorps volunteers pledge to 'get things done'
• El Centro City Council to discuss vacancies on hospital board
• Bedbugs creating an itchy situation for Valley
• Imperial Valley College administrations speaks on residency issues
• Uphill battle for Mexican schools
• More Imperial County and San Diego students choose CETYS
• El Centro celebrates Mexico independence
• Taco Cook-off sizzles at independence party
• Five are pinned as chief petty officers at Naval Air Facility El Centro
• Imperial Irrigation District likely to declare disaster after last week's storm
• San Diego charity will hold Red Shoe Day fundraiser locally
• Ocotillo residents sound off on wind energy project
• Valley Police Beat: Mermaid lamps, elephant tusk stolen
• Brawley Union High School District candidates speak on issues
• NAF El Centro holds POW/MIA ceremony
• Songs, silence mark Hedrick Constitution/Citizenship Day
• Calexico celebrates 'El Grito'
• Army dad arrives in time for baby girl's delivery
• IID writes off more than $1 million in debt
• Brawley ESD candidates put on the spot, comment on firing of former superintendent
• Four candidates for Brawley City Council speak out during forum
• City zoning ordinance to be updated to conform to plan
• ICTC considers Dial-a-Ride consolidation
• Valley Police Beat: Three suspects arrested in connection with fight near 7-Eleven location
• Substation cleanup near Brawley school continues
• Rain storm pummels Holtville
• Imperial Unified budget outlook: "Very good" comparatively
• Westside Elementary may once again be on the chopping block for Imperial
• GSA ready, waiting for funding
• 'Plan B' for Port of Entry to go before Calexico City Council
• Hearing pushed back for former IVC Foundation executive director
• Sentencing put off in Regalados murder conviction
• New Imperial Valley College trustee districts to be drawn up; public input sought
• Ex-Westmorland Police officers expected in court Friday
• Seeley streets to get new paving
• IID honors Orbia Hanks
• County leans on 'Plan B' for $325 million port of entry expansion
• Calexico Unified School District fiscal report delayed; audience dismayed
• Imperial Irrigation District board: Salton Sea mitigation cannot wait
• Imperial Irrigation District outage investigation continues
• Niland Fire captain court hearing set
• Preliminary hearing set for two El Centro men charged with death of 17-year-old girl
• Court date set for ICE agent
• Rain storm wreaks havoc in parts of Imperial Valley
• Navy dad makes surprise visit to his children at Seeley School
• Imperial Irrigation District committee holds its first meeting via videoconference
• Meetings set for Salton Sea wildlife habitat plan
• IID board set to vote on Salton Sea mitigation plan
• Holtville High School honors 9/11 victims
• Vargas: Cut jobless appeals board
• Pérez bills head to governor
• Valley gathers to remember 9/11
• Therapeutic riding helps the disabled
• Valley Police Beat
• Remembering 9/11
• Military sees rise, drop, rise in recruitment
• Law enforcement leaders reflect on 10 years later
• Followers of Islam are peace-loving people, local residents say
• Imperial County road work begins
• Rescued dog beats humans as best customer service representative
• Good times had at Calexico 'Cool Down' event
• 500 attend Lions vision, diabetes event
• 9-year-old saves family from mobile home fire
• Holtville elementary students, first responders honor 9/11 victims
• Investigations ahead for cause, effect of power outage
• Brawley Chamber CEO resigns
• Naval chief candidates clean Seeley memorial to show community pride
• El Centro Regional Medical Center commemorates 9/11 victims
• Events to celebrate Mexican independence
• Obeso suspect appears in court
• Valley Police Beat: Man hit by power washer
• Imperial County among the more than 5 million in the dark following power outage
• Triple-digit temperatures, no power a brutal combination
• Resolution to rename portion of Interstate 8 for local Caltrans worker takes step forward
• Methadone clinic celebrates recovery month
• Holiday Inn project still a 'go,' Imperial City Manager says
• Social to sweeten traffic in Calexico downtown area
• Trio on an eco-mission remember deceased immigrants while passing through the Imperial Valley
• Fundraiser commemorates building's history, future
• Widespread power outage reported in Imperial County; San Diego, Yuma areas affected
• Imperial FFA students selected to participate in National FFA Convention
• Imperial Valley locals rally for support, change in state child care system
• Calexico transit program for seniors and the disabled faces funding cuts
• Imperial County's bicycle needs considered
• Lions Club to offer free vision and diabetes screening; letters carriers to collect eyeglasses
• Dove season opens with fewer hunters, and fewer dollars for the Valley
• CHP to conduct sobriety checkpoint Friday
• Technology Center to host fundraiser
• Credit Union, Red Cross to celebrate National Preparedness Month
• Family Justice Center is coming to Imperial County
• As banks close their accounts, Calexico currency dealers close their businesses
• El Centro City Council approves $57,000 change order to Bucklin Park project
• Financial uncertainty leads Brawley City Council to delay action on downtown
• 18-inch drainage line increases El Centro fire station No. 3 cost by $353,356
• $9.6 million in bonds for affordable housing
• Plan shows 'no foreseeable drought' for city
• Heffernan awarded telemedicine grant
• Brawley to honor 9/11 victims, first responders
• El Centro Public Library relocation still under negotiation
• Working through Labor Day
• Community loses a 'great teacher and coach' in Orbia Hanks
• Gerardo Venegas prepares characters and a comeback to radio
• One-day trash pickup rollover announced
• Family of 'Baby Angel' gets help
• El Centro City Council to vote on extra funding for Bucklin Park
• No Duh rocks Imperial Valley Mall
• AUTISM: Early intervention key in helping children
• Muslims celebrate Eid, share faith
• Organic farmer using MegaPark land
• Hunting season brings scores of hunters from out of town
• Duncan Hunter meets with county officials over NAF El Centro jet hopes
• Event promotes healthier Latino lifestyle
• Mexican consulate hosts flag ceremony
• Valley Police Beat: 100 pounds of pot seized in Calexico
• Mexico, U.S. celebrate labor rights and women in the work force
• Report identifies problems in IID energy management system
• Valley Police Beat: Body of El Centro woman found in possible suicide near Seeley
• Brawley woman juggles life, publishes poetry
• Hunting course teaches safety
• Fish and Wildlife official offers dove hunters safety tips
• Local schools closing testing gap
• Martin Krizay is no longer county probation chief
• Senate Bill might change the API as we know it
• Holtville RDA fixes accounting error
• El Centro Christmas Parade gets star spangled theme
• County releases weevils in fight against puncturevine
• Gov. Brown signs renewable energy legislation that could mean jobs
• Cattle Call Rodeo Web site updated for visitors' convenience
• All local schoolchildren are now back in school
• Barbara Worth Country Club land deal closes
• Imperial Irrigation District General Manager Kevin Kelley fires energy manager
• Britain's Prince Harry arrives in October to train at Naval Air Facility El Centro
• Ready lane opens at Calexico East Port of Entry
• Workforce Development Board gets new director
• El Centro Public Library's E-Books Program
• Youth For Christ's Silver Ring Thing urges sexual abstinence until marriage
• Health care is at the heart of disagreement between grocers and union
• Local deputy graduates from correctional academy
• Valley Police Beat
• Smartphones: Changing human behavior one app at a time
• Imperial County roads get full, high-tech scan
• Tablet revolution moving beyond the house and into government offices
• Ronald McDonald House fundraiser is coming to the Imperial Valley
• Heber school teachers, school district are at odds in negotiations
• Calipatria homeowner wants home back, tells preschool it's time to move
• Desert conservation plan gets $1 million federal grant
• Valley Police Beat
• Colorado River issues, future of the QSA discussed at San Diego conference
• Incomplete smuggling tunnel found in vacant Calexico store
• Runway improvement project complete
• Assembly member presents small business workshop
• University offers free Chinese classes
• Ronald McDonald House Charities fundraiser coming to Imperial Valley
• Valley Police Beat: Mexican sex offender arrested in Jacumba
• Grant awarded for transportation project feasibility study
• El Centro Schools ready for excessive heat warning
• Ocotillo project brings out opinionated residents, project developers
• Students flock to Imperial Avenue stores in El Centro; loitering a problem
• Homegrown documentary 'El Field' unveiled in El Centro
• Man convicted for role in haystack fires taken into custody
• Imperial Valley solar project receives federal transmission line approval
• Senate committee sends "Imperial Valley Job Preservation" resolution to Senate floor
• El Centro man arrested in connection with stabbing
• About 1,700 Brawley customers face power outage Thursday
• Adelante Valle celebrates 10 years of publication
• Imperial teachers welcomed back for new school year with luncheon
• Imperial County improving bit by bit on CAHSEE
• Britain's Prince Harry reportedly to train in California and Arizona in fall
• Schedule of payment for RDA projects approved
• Local Entity grant-writing workshop reaches out to Imperial Valley residents
• World War II vet honored at American Legion Hall in El Centro
• Downtown fest in the making
• Natives form artist collective, host art show
• Defendant pleads guilty in El Centro death penalty case
• Seeley School unveils stained-glass windows as part of The Rainforest Art Project
• Documentary focuses on everyday lives of migrant workers
• Rosanna Bayon Moore named new Brawley City Manager
• IID approves principles for water transfers, new lawyer for the QSA
• Imperial County approves balanced budget
• IID directors apologize for fight
• IID supports eliminating San Diego, Mexico transmission line
• CBP to open Ready lane Monday at East Port of Entry
• Ocotillo Express wind project is seeking public input
• County Public Works sets hearing to inform public of change in bridge weights
• Back to School for El Centro - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• More Imperial Valley students return to school
• Vons grocery store braces for possible strike
• Heffernan Memorial Healthcare District board votes 3-2 to replace attorney
• Imperial Irrigation District board to discuss QSA issues, and cross-border power line
• Holtville RDA's obligation payments approved
• Holtville City Council discusses state citation over water quality
• Crossing guard grant funding recommended
• IID cleaning up Phil Swing school, contaminated substation site
• Perez to work on California economic plan
• Resolution calling for assessment of animal shelter set for discussion tonight at Calipatria City Council meeting
• Back to school day brings changes for students, parents
• Time to head back to school
• Street work takes place in El Centro
• Holtville facing state citation over water quality
• IID buoy lines expected to save lives on the All-American Canal
• Activist gives opinion on All-American Canal buoys
• Humane Society fundraiser, similar events looking to come to Imperial Valley
• Chess tournament memorializes Heber teen
• Pattern Energy to fund local food bank program Weekend Backpack
• Well-known Imperial woman loses battle to cancer
• Imperial Valley Artist Collective to host its first art exhibition
• Valley Police Beat: Man allegedly robbed, battered
• Last-minute school shopping is here
• Navy's end-of-summer bash a success
• Guilty verdict in hay fire case
• Imperial city officials hopeful that former tire recycler will be in compliance
• Imperial's response filed in relation to Edmund Gutierrez federal lawsuit
• Pearson set for court hearing Friday
• State program promotes health
• Boys and Girls learn solar-powered lesson
• De Anza to add second structure within a year
• Imperial County to compete for new jail funds
• Dance event to raise funds for animals
• City Manager search to be discussed in Brawley special meeting
• State terminates Imperial Valley Solar license
• Valley law enforcement among highest-paid
• Imperial Valley College upgrades to continue as school year begins Monday
• Insult sparks shoving match
• Advocacy group sues Brawley Elementary School District over firing of Ron Garcia
• Salton Sea habitat restoration ready for public comment
• Brawley City Council pulls business license fees measure from November ballot
• No decision yet on medical marijuana dispensaries
• County Board of Supervisors OKs $85,000 loan to Niland Fire District; will consider more later
• Mexicali police official is sacked after death reported
• Imperial City Council adopts parks ordinance regarding hours, groups of people
• Banjo man stops by to play a tune
• Calexico school year begins with laughter
• Senator opposes cross-border power line; builder opposes senator's opposition
• Imperial Irrigation District officials say spyware was never used; changes procedures, nevertheless
• Imperial County proposed budget shows carryover funds
• El Centro Elementary looks into past trend of declining enrollment, now stabilizing
• El Centro woman faces felony vandalism charges
• Two teens arrested on suspicion of taking bicycle from El Centro home of off-duty sheriff's deputy
• New supervisorial district lines approved
• Local schools reopen on a new school year
• Economic analysis says El Centro has some of the nation's lowest incomes
• Student test results leave county superintendent hopeful
• Calexico City Council to weed through its options on medical marijuana
• Jury to deliberate in haystacks arson trial
• State Supreme Court to hear RDA's case
• Imperial city leader to discuss city manager's proposed trip to Washington D.C.
• Court hearing continued in El Centro death penalty case
• Task force to be on look-out for impaired drivers in Imperial Valley
• BLM reschedules public meeting for West Chocolate Mountains
• Classes begin, expectations abound for Southwest High students
• Video 2000 closes, follows national trend
• Ballington Academy recruits kindergartners
• Valley Police Beat
• Reasons young Imperial Valley people seek help from behavioral services vary, officials say
• Full moon draws Valley cyclists
• Man waits a year plus for deportation
• Study finds discrepancy between school spending API scores in California, Imperial County
• Outlook on the Imperial County November 2011 elections
• Teachers line up for back-to-school thanks and shopping
• Board of Supervisors to begin budget hearings
• Valley Police Beat
• 25 council and board seats up for election
• Country club land deal end hopeful
• Carrillo first university Student of the Month
• Chorale readies for musical trip to Old West
• Imperial County Child Support Services reaches out to help reinstate driver's licenses
• Valley Police Beat: Eatery window broken, $40 taken
• Imperial County educators have mixed viewpoints on mid-year cuts
• Popular annual event goes on, despite loss of funding source
• No Child Left Behind waiver leaves educators in Imperial County wanting to know more
• El Centro BID: where is it now?
• U.S. credit rating downgrade local effect small
• Imperial County assessor gets assessed
• Defendant's parents angered over ICE agents' conduct
• Interviews set for city manager position
• Valley Police Beat: Weapons taken from location during burglary
• Potential palm pest caught near Calexico
• Cancer support group raises funds by recycling
• IID outside legal fees hit more than $9 million in year and a half
• County's sexually transmitted disease program to continue
• IID look at backup energy operation center options
• Imperial County Planning Commission approves solar project
• Valley Police Beat
• Report: One in eight in Imperial County is an illegal immigrant
• Imperial County Superior Court judges are also investigating probation chief Krizay
• Brawley Union High School graduate on the road to West Point
• EPA orders Imperial Irrigation District to clean up site near Brawley school
• Imperial Irrigation District Board of Directors votes to hire lawyer for QSA
• Calipatria City Council opts in to state RDA plan
• Calexico City Council moves to retain its RDA
• Niland Sanitary District saved from closing
• Suspicious fire damages power lines
• Calexico community enjoys outdoor cinema
• Alliance holds first mixer
• Supervisor Gary Wyatt: Alleged actions by probation chief Krizay are at heart of ongoing probe
• Holtville voters will face 3 ballot options regarding the city's utility tax
• IID Board of Directors to hear financial and legal updates on Quantification Settlement Agreement
• Landrum set to appear today in El Centro federal court
• Pretrial federal court appearance set for former El Centro Elementary School superintendent
• RDA's bail out ordinance passed
• Election filing period closing this week
• Niland Sanitary District seeks $65,000 in credit
• Friends and family help and remember
• People apply for part-time work at Kohl's job fair; going on until Thursday
• Annual event off and running at Brawley Assembly of God Church
• Calipatria City Council to decide on state RDA option
• Valley Police Beat
• Alegria likely to close due to state budget cuts
• Imperial community gathers to help friend
• ECRMC self-reports, has to pay $1.1M fine
• CR&R may be able to control rate hikes
• HIV on the rise in Imperial County?
• Valley Police Beat
• Holtville City Council to take up utility tax options
• Residential solar permit cause headaches throughout state
• Minds meet in Calexico to foster connections in Valley, Sacramento
• Imperial County supervisors discuss probation leadership
• Summer campers wow audiences
• Border cities discuss ports of entry
• NAF El Centro changes command
• El Centro's rehabilitation of roads on time and within budget
• Chief probation officer put on administrative leave pending investigation
• Defense attorney cross examines prosecution witnesses in Archuleta trial
• Cyclists request change in border-crossing policy
• Imperial Valley College and union at impasse; state agency may become involved
• Two arrested on drug-related charges
• 2 local bands to rock Warped Tour
• Abandoned Imperial house consumed by fire
• New CHP captain likes what he sees in Imperial Valley
• El Centro braces for RDA's budget cuts
• Public comments sought on Ocotillo area wind farm proposal
• Imperial City Council approves 'extortion'
• Heffernan Memorial Healthcare District OKs $500,000 budget
• Preliminary hearing in Winterhaven homicide case continued
• Prosecutor: Defendant aided and abetted arsons
• HOLTVILLE: Man accused of commercial burglary
• OCOTILLO: Border Patrol rescues 6 undocumented immigrants in mountains
• Navy effort feeds Imperial Valley hungry
• EL CENTRO: Man injured in collision with big rig
• County to look at planning changes dealing with NAFEC
• Imperial Valley College at capacity, locals speak out
• El Centro RDA presents budget
• County Board of Supervisors reviews final redistricting maps
• Allied Waste to pay $240,000 yearly for county landfill, but payment could vary
• El Centro City Council OKs cell phone antenna; to look like palm tree
• Calexico animal shelter gets much-needed facelift
• Business' ordeal ends with its closure
• Imperial County detention facilities to get air conditioning upgrade
• MANA de Imperial Valley seeks nominations for honorees
• Imperial Irrigation District committee to take up $550 million district energy budget
• Valley Police Beat: Dead CalEnergy worker is identified
• Valley Police Beat: Man who died in rollover is named
• Brawley project application process discussed during meeting
• Calexico mayor honors local residents
• With humor and poetry, monologue takes on immigration problem
• Downtown Calexico workers are tired of their cars being broken into
• Wind, rain pay visit to Valley
• Brawley City Council to discuss streamlining city's permitting process
• Calexico's Movie Mondays in the Park begins today
• Valley Police Beat
• Ice Cream Social and Rain on Main
• Authorities: Be wary of unknown callers due to possible scams
• Parents of dead Mexicali student plead for justice
• Calexico Unified School District: Girl allegedly involved in homicide is local student
• County expected to undertake study of possible growth around Naval Air Facility El Centro
• Imperial Valley College looks to redistrict, change representation in votes by 2012
• Imperial Valley College to keep seven on board, approves demographer services
• Neighborhood debate surrounds Shakira concert
• Valley Police Beat: Woman hit by car, airlifted to hospital
• Recreation program takes the stage
• Valley Police Beat: Two women connected with meth smuggling
• Officials uncertain over how failing to raise debt limit can affect Imperial County
• A short primer on debt ceiling issue
• State looking for public comment on desert conservation, renewable energy development plan
• Former Sen. Ducheny interested in local congressional seat
• El Centro candy stripers going strong after 49 years
• Local organizations pool resources
• No layoffs or closures planned for Imperial County Court system, official says
• Press realigns editor position
• New findings in drama of Calexico principal Fredrick Lanuza
• Calexico eBook program boots up
• VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Rollover crash reported on Highway 111
• Children wind clay into pots for cultural learning
• Korean War veterans are honored during Armistice Day
• Evicted tenant wins settlement
• Body approves $15 million budget
• Local transportationn eeds are examined
• Heffernan looks at past while preparing next year's budget
• Public safety addressed during Caltrans press conference
• Public meeting scheduled for Ocotillo Sol solar project
• Valley Police Beat: Man held at gunpoint; none reported hurt
• Local children treated to clothes for school
• Residents ready for disasters
• County prepares to receive parolees from the state
• $300 million renewable energy transmission project moves forward
• Water transfer agreement lawyer hiring is postponed
• Port of entry improvement project plays waiting game
• County Board of Supervisors to continue discussion of redistricting plans
• IID energy department making customer service changes
• Former Imperial Valley College Foundation official enters plea in case
• El Centro resident comments about latest development in Rosas case
• Students learn lifelong pleasure at Calexico guitar class
• Imperial City Manager Marlene Best gets 12 percent hike to $151,200
• Imperial sewer rate increases 2.9 percent
• Students illegally in California to get increased access to higher education
• Holtville to vote on utility tax in November
• Imperial County Board to discuss redistricting proposals
• San Diego man ordered to stand trial in Caltrans worker's death
• One of busiest roads gets first update in 15 years
• Two funding recommendations don¿t make it past committee
• Hisel set to appear today in court
• Calexico's extended recreation classes begin
• Holtville event reflects the message of God
• Holtville City Council to discuss utilities tax, redevelopment agency status
• Memorial gig rocks crowd
• Calexico High student is suspect in teen's death in Mexicali
• Returned migrants find home at last-stop hotel in Mexicali
• Migrant Hotel faces economic obstacles
• Naval Air Facility El Centro contributes $105 million locally
• Holtville FIRST Robotics team holds first fundraiser for next year's competition
• Sempra Generation, union trade accusations over power project
• Ocotillo Express draft environmental documents up for public comment
• Baja Runners fundraiser for child with cancer appreciated by mother
• Harding Elementary School to start dual immersion program
• IID celebrates a 'century of service'
• Calexico Unified talks budget: Fiscal recovery in the works
• Planning transportation workshop calls for Imperial County residents
• Chamber mixes it up at I.V. Press
• Land use forum clears up misconceptions about planning in Imperial County
• California redevelopment agencies fight back
• Parents speak out, teachers tight-lipped about William Moreno principal
• Administrative shuffle: Fragale to remain superintendent till 2013
• Three Calipatria teens complete modified Marine-style training
• Prison hunger strike over, officials say
• World-class skateboarding park for El Centro
• More Solar Solutions funding available for residential solar
• Niland-area solar development gets $77 million loan approval
• Are local evictions becoming more common?
• County will rescue foreclosed houses
• Dogwood Road signalization hits $3 million
• Calexico eyes is development fees
• Repairs on sewer line in Imperial complete, official says
• Dramatic monologue spotlights illegal immigration
• Marine identified in fatal wreck on Interstate 8 near Ogilby Road exit
• Mega Mixer said to be a mega success
• Comic book learning locals to present at Comic-Con 2011 in San Diego
• Imperial Irrigation District studying how to meet renewable energy requirements
• Imperial Irrigation District audit shows 2009 project had problems
• El Centro sets fees for marijuana dispensaries
• Calexico students likely to be displaced again this year
• IID director asks for QSA lawyer to be placed on agenda
• Former Brawley city manager pay discussed at City Council meeting
• Brawley to seek $3 million for housing project
• Summer recreation gets some green
• Funds for fun summer in Calexico could be increased
• Mexican consul participates in reforestation
• Responses vary over Brawley schools issues
• Preliminary hearing is set for man who allegedly killed Caltrans worker
• Application for grant program to be discussed tonight during Brawley meeting
• Imperial City Council set to discuss approving application of housing grant
• Washington crafts fall-back debt plan as clock ticks
• Mall sleepover is an overnight sensation for Girl Scouts
• Teen is working her way to softball tournament
• Girl sells bracelets and donates the money cancer fight
• Imperial Valley Police Beat
• From humble beginnings: The Imperial Irrigation District celebrates 100 years
• My, how the Imperial Irrigation District has changed
• IID invites the Valley to its centennial celebration
• CSU president pay raise, rise in tuition do not sit well locally
• El Centro City Council expected to set fees for medical marijuana outlets
• Local 7-Day chapter beginning to blossom in El Centro
• Imperial cools off with luau
• Calipatria prison inmate group make donations
• Computer glitch holds up border crossing, officials say
• Group looking to recall IID Director
• Gaming tribes award money to Imperial County agencies
• Missoula Children's Theatre plays piper at Naval Air Facility El Centro
• Valley Police Beat: Beer theft reported in Salton City
• Light at the end of the tunnel for Calexico Fire Department
• Firefighter families also feel staffing strains
• Garcia to receive salary for a year
• Reassignment of embattled former Myron D. Witter Elementary School principal receives mixed reaction
• Brawley Union High School superintendent steps down, Layaye steps in as interim
• Native recalls working at railroad sites
• Imperial Valley College First Step program winds down this weekend
• Homes are no match for wind and rain
• Perez's domestic violence bill becomes law
• Two convicted of murder to be sentenced on Sept. 14
• Vote changes officers' job status
• Valley Police Beat: Autopsy set for man found at El Centro post office
• Millions in storm damage prompt county, IID boards to declare disaster
• City votes in city manager
• Neighbors say Imperial is going to the dogs; police aren't so sure
• IID could bring in "fresh blood" for second opinion on QSA
• Hearing on deaths delayed, family victms angered
• Little impact locally from latest gun rule
• Imperial Irrigation District to help geothermal developers with tax credits
• County supervisors press for land port money
• County OKs $2.1 million for youth program
• Brawley Elementary School District board members refuse to discuss personnel actions
• Resolution to honor dead Imperial County probation official passes Assembly
• Locals enjoy free Slurpees at 7-Eleven
• Father and son found guilty of murder
• IID cleaning up after weekend storm
• Filing period for 25 seats in November election to open
• Holtville City Council votes to not seeks bonds for road repairs
• Valley Police Beat: Over $1 million in narcotics seized
• Former Holtville city manager to help transition sewer problems
• El Centro's Swarthout Park has gone to 'hell in a handbasket'
• Imperial Irrigation District energy program will help reduce energy costs to small businesses
• Local vocals sing through time for the Imperial Valley
• Calipatria City Council to discuss issuing bonds
• Mexicali searches for serial killer of prostitutes
• Parents are real PALs in Calexico
• CalWORKs child care program reinstated
• Transport program hits speed bumps
• Bureau of Reclamation still undecided on Salton Sea mitigation water
• Swim lessons make a splash for Valley kids
• Mexicali & Los Algodones Medical Expo encourages local tourism
• Longtime pastor in Brawley retires
• Mediation is expected in Krizay matter, officials say
• Wacky weather, wind, rain beginning with monsoon season
• Redrawn lines may move districts
• Valley solar project signs up on Sunrise Powerlink
• Chamber: Outlook OK, lacks luster
• Wet and wild weather wallops Calexico
• Trade agreement may bump area economy
• Krizay interfered with employee rights of probation officers, state agency concludes
• Department of Defense looking into Naval Air Facility El Centro's civilian police force
• 'One World, Many Stories' arrives in Seeley
• Senior wellness program to receive $25K
• Friday event gives chance to cool off
• Speed and worn tires played a role in fatal rollover crash, Highway Patrol reports
• Toxicology results pending in death of 17-year-old El Centro boy
• Camp provides outlet for high-risk, low-income children
• Gutierrez died as a result of excessive force, federal lawsuit alleges
• El Centro methadone clinic under review
• Imperial, El Centro put support behind Navy over Desert Oasis project
• El Centro's Christopher Petree to stay on while city searches for new fire chief
• Imperial City Council OKs bonds for development
• Jury deliberations begin in Regalado murder trial
• El Centro Day at Petco Park
• Federal lawsuit filed against two Imperial Police officers
• Heat nearly claims lives of undocumented immigrants
• Calexico City Council reorganizes, chooses Luis Castro as mayor
• El Centro trash collection contract extended 12 years
• Friends gather, recall `Bubba' Gutierrez
• El Centro Town Center project given approval for phasing
• Bank officials: Sale of Desert Commercial Bank will not change things
• Brawley City Council delays action on Julia Drive speed bumps
• Valley Police Beat: 5-month-old infant locked in car in Salton Sea Beach
• Freedom Fest returns to 'Let Freedom Ring'
• Sticky, chewy, wet Fourth of July celebration in Brawley
• Christ Community Church celebrates God as source of freedom
• Anglers enjoy day of free fishing
• World War II veteran shares bits of history
• Local events abound this 4th of July
• Grand jury commends the Imperial Irrigation District
• Summer Migrant Academy bolsters creativity, helps students pass exit exam
• A planted seed shows growth for El Sembrador in the Imperial Valley/Mexicali
• Caltrans calls for safety concerns because of recent workers' deaths
• Driver draws life for killing B.P. agent
• Sunrise Powerlink law suit rejected
• Pérez bills advance in legislative committees
• Calipatria State Prison given fairly good review by civil grand jury
• Calipatria city staff looking where to make cuts in budget
• Center prepares for campout
• El Centro man arrested on suspicion of stabbing his brother
• Drain causes concern over timeline, funding
• Imperial resident wins gold for third time at State 4-H Field Day competition
• Mary Harmon retires as Imperial County 4-H adviser leaving behind a legacy
• Lava Lamp Awards focus on Calexico's positive people
• Agencies spread heat safety tips
• Energy adjustment takes affect, seen as savings for residents
• Education officials celebrate beginning of green energy project at ICOE
• IID offers solution for solar
• Calexico approves balanced budget
• Imperial adopts budget
• Brawley Elementary School District hires interim superintendent
• Calexico Unified School District to start moving special ed students into general student classes
• Grand jury finds no major issues at Centinela State Prison
• Alleged drug smugglers were dressed as correctional officers
• Valley Police Beat: Methamphetamine smuggling attempt foiled at Highway 86 checkpoint
• Dogwood, McCabe Road near Heber to get new look
• Calexico fireworks sales reignited
• Supervisors begin discussion on budget
• Brawley Elementary School District board member voices support for Garcia
• Burroughs to receive five-month severance pay
• State agency OKs air crane for Sunrise Powerlink work
• Grand jury says county needs more parking; county will take 9th Street
• In light of report on Salton Sea earthquake history, local officials urge people be prepared
• Salton Sea faults long overdue for quake may be attributed to movement of Colorado River
• Holtville hires on two city, finance managers
• Skate park, Mack park to go out to bid
• Grand jury releases final report, recommendations for the future
• Brawley, Brawley Beef seek to reach agreement over beef plant violations
• Valley Police Beat: Drug smuggling attempt foiled by CBP officers
• Summer has arrived, and people have their plans in place
• El Centro hair show gets a stylish start
• Imperial Valley residents: Don't put us with San Diego County
• Wondering what to do with Imperial County
• Neighbors show they care, help elderly man clean up his yard
• Brawley's Sons of Zap win Hot Rods & Beer's Battle of the Bands in Holtville
• El Centro city staff, residents, former firefighters break ground on third fire station
• Some call fire station plan bad timing
• Imperial Valley graduates/foster youths celebrate accomplishments through Project ACE
• Fall ratios among ECRMC patients below national average, officials say
• Autopsy pending for Mexicali man who died while in police custody
• Spreckels reaches $18,000 settlement with state over violations
• Brown pelicans' journey not an easy flight this year
• Westmorland MESA students have fun with NASA rockets
• Salton Sea agency supports plan for more power
• Valerie Smith awarded with Branding Iron Award
• Branding Iron event marks another year
• Sen. Vargas' bill could add to some bail
• Valley Police Beat: FAA investigating plane crash near Brawley
• Report: The next big earthquake in Southern California could cost billions
• Imperial Valley young professionals brainstorm priorities for next year
• Audit of city of Calexico comes up clean
• Brawley Beef and city of Brawley in talks about safety at beef plant
• Search is under way to find new Brawley city manager
• Calexico Police to go after impaired drivers during enforcement effort
• Supercenter bill heads to Assembly Appropriation Committee
• It's 'PandaMania' at Faith Assembly
• Managerial style could have played role in Burroughs' dismissal, some suggest
• Order against National Beef discussed during presentation
• IID updates on Salton Sea, QSA
• One-year hold put on El Centro's downtown BID
• Trade group is pushing increased rail commerce
• County Board of Supervisors supports local college partnership
• County OKs increased fees for certain documents filed at Recorder's Office
• Late Border Patrol agent to be honored with field renaming
• Valley Police Beat: Niland Fire Captain arrested and booked
• Brawley city manager's contract terminated
• Summer scorches coming, Mid-week temps to hit over 110 degrees
• Imperial County saw cool May/early June
• Imperial County officials speak out about proposed state districts
• Calexico council to vote on Measure H funds
• Imperial Valley College board appoints Victor Jaime as interim president/superintendent
• Imperial Irrigation District Board of Directors likely to act on power rate
• El Centro City Council to consider naming field after fallen agent
• Another Caltrans worker killed on the job
• Fathers and sons bond on the golf course
• Single father of two reflects on Fathers Day
• Dismal prospects for Imperial Valley Food Bank
• Federal budget cuts threaten local food distribution
• Foster family gets ready for arrival of siblings
• Chinese culture and language take form in summer camp at Calexico
• Holtville pool opens after repairs, inspections
• IID plans power outage in Salton City
• Community honors late Caltrans worker
• Imperial pool opens with a splash
• IID sells second El Centro Unit 3 bonds
• Valley Police Beat
• Supporters rally for Brawley ex-superintendent Garcia
• El Centro Chamber toasts to new year
• Imperial locals voice opinions on proposed cuts, school board stays cautious
• Three suspects nabbed following two-week operation involving Calexico police
• Senior Fair in El Centro a success
• FAA to monitor safety tests on new Sunrise Powerlink helicopter
• The Calipatria High School class of 2011 is like a 'family'
• Caltrans worker killed on the job is remembered
• Supporters protest the firing of BESD superintendent, urge action at next board meeting
• Holtville budget to fall into the red
• Imperial's draft of spending plan could change following vote
• Valley Police Beat: No injuries during small fire in El Centro
• El Centro Fire Station No. 3 Ground Breaking Ceremony
• The future of the Salton Sea Museum remains murky
• Modest gathering of Imperial Valley youth take part in global outreach effort that promotes swimming
• Energy will likely cost less by July, with reduction of ECA
• Board of Supervisors prepares to air local concerns with redistricting maps
• Imperial Irrigation District meeting briefs
• Budget shortfall in Calipatria's coffers could bring on sewer rate hike
• No rent control ordinance planned for Imperial County
• Federal program brings free food to Calexico
• Budding filmmaker career progressing; offers workshops
• Holtville City Council approves $900,000 for Mack Park improvements
• Mega economic region gets boost with agreement
• Austrian exchange student enjoys Imperial Valley/multicultural experience
• Cano's case pending in 4th District Court of Appeals in San Diego
• Holtville City Council briefs: Fourth/Highway 115 improvements coming
• Rent could be fixed at some Imperial Valley mobile home parks
• Government representative hears community concerns
• Valley Police Beat: El Centro Police asking public's help in shooting
• Boy Scout achieves high honor as Eagle Scout
• Overseas mom, stateside daughter visit through multicultural event online
• Boy, 12, mauled by pit bull in stable condition
• USDA seeking to compensate those denied farmer loans
• New Imperial Valley College graduates look to the future
• Imperial Valley College grants honorary degrees to Japanese-Americans interned during World War II
• Imperial Valley cities look to keep local busy during summer months
• Commission likely to change local political district boundaries
• Principal rotation in Brawley school district up for discussion only, officials say
• Library celebrates its reopening, rededication
• Imperial High School graduate earns car after 13 years of perfect attendance
• Philippine independence remembered at event in Brawley
• Club marks observation of Flag Day through discussion
• Green and gold graduate with pomp and circumstance
• Memories made amount to family feelings at Imperial High School
• Concert raises roof and funds
• Helicopter causes more problems for SDG&E's Sunrise Powerlink
• Fourth-grader's essay lands class in a SeaWorld adventure
• Colorado River interim report shows possible supply, demand problems
• El Centro police eyeing new structure
• A colorful bunch graduates from Brawley High School in 2011
• Salton Sea board looking to keep $23 million
• Juan Vargas hopes to trade state Senate seat for congressional one
• El Centro trash rate talks continued
• SDSU-IV special education graduate students given tools to fast-track their education
• Heber schools try to keep funding
• Valley Police Beat: 4.4-magnitude earthquake hits Imperial Valley
• Work to start on Bucklin Park pathway improvements
• Local officials applaud state action regarding renewable energy transmission
• Graduation: A night to remember for Desert Valley High School students
• Grant funds sought to increase number of firefighters, cut overtime
• El Centro approves medical marijuana dispensaries
• El Centro budget is tight, but balanced
• Sunrise Powerlink drop closes portion of Evan Hewes Highway
• Calexico graduates ready 'to hit the world'
• Aurora High School graduates make the grade
• Sunflower structure done in memory of Amber Bryant presented
• Imperial County takes step in solar direction
• Brawley City Council votes to place utility tax on Nov. ballot
• San Diego motorist arrested on suspicion of gross vehicular manslaughter following death of Caltrans worker on Interstate 8
• El Centro medical marijuana rules, budget approved
• Bucklin Park pathway plans perturb patrons
• Valley Hunger is unacceptable; officials say during 20th anniversary recognition of Imperial Valley Food Bank
• De Anza Magnet Elementary School students meet da Vinci
• Cosplayers descend on Imperial Valley Mall
• Swiss Club luau engages new generations
• The piano teaches more than music
• Imperial Valley Police Beat
• Hope revived for 'Kiki' Camarena stamp
• Self-defense clinic raises money for fellow Girl Scout
• Health fair focuses on women
• Children, families enjoy Holtville's eighth annual event
• Holtville flag to get repairs after wind causes tears
• International commission talking over relationship about Colorado River
• Local assemblyman's 10 bills head to Senate
• Central Union graduates look forward
• El Centro's Southwest High School a nest of mixed emotions during graduation
• Crash findings made public by CHP
• Families seek justice, fear they won't find it
• El Centro's Hedrick Superstars/community come together for celestial mural
• Supercenter bill heads to Calif. Assembly
• Baja California approves auto insurance law
• Graduates look back and forward
• Holtville looking at tight 2012-2013 budget
• Whooping cough vaccination clinic held to avoid last-minute rush
• NAF dedicates POW/MIA memorial, honors squadron
• Students get wet while learning about water
• Group suspected in stabbing attack
• Blue Angels Flight Officer Relieved From Command
• El Centro Resident Stabbed And Wounded
• Imperial Valley Police Beat
• Fallen soldier, veterans honored at El Centro Memorial Day Ceremony
• Brawley's Sophia Carrillo off to study in the U.K. and Europe under Fulbright
• IID looking at bringing light to El Centro
• Ten-year-old helps fight cancer, one bracelet at a time
• Fallen Marine is remembered at charity event
• Home run derby gets all involved in annual event
• Local resident celebrates 100th birthday
• Veterans honored with flag ceremony
• Residents have a love affair with the Salton Sea
• State cuts are both good and bad for the Salton Sea
• Westmorland World War II veterans recall the war
• Wyland Clean Water Mobile Center to teach Imperial Valley students about the environment
• Former Temecula and El Centro residents recount the Joplin, Mo., tornado
• El Centro students honor the fallen through song, ceremony
• Calexico's Vincent Memorial graduates become like family
• Perez and Alba unfairly charged in case, attorneys say
• El Centro's Hedrick students working to be World Changers
• Imperial Valley Junior Master Chorale "A Spring Concert" a hit with many
• Local legislator considering creating new state position for Salton Sea restoration
• Juvenile program faces uncertainty with lack of state funding
• Valley Police Beat: Semi-truck fire blocks westbound Interstate 8
• Colorado River Citizens Forum: New River is improving
• Math and science mesh as students walk on water
• Imperial County Transportation Commission approves $19.55 million in services
• Resolution calling on election for two Calipatria City Council seats adopted
• County Planning Commission approves solar project
• Valley Police Beat: Convicted sex offender caught trying to re-enter U.S., statement reads
• Parent Night pools higher education resources
• Bus riders questioned for countywide transit planning project
• No action taken on Brawley school principal
• Officials: Jail mandate will not be easy
• County ordinance takes aim at disposal of used tires
• Imagine School of Imperial Valley doing well at the end of year one
• Imagine School Drill Team's budding success leads it again to Los Angeles
• Holtville's Mack Park improvement discussed, though no funding decisions made
• Heffernan board amend agreement that reduces physician availability on weeknights
• Holtville and Calexico migrant students take top honors in state debate competition
• Brawley finances still not resolved, await state action
• Man faces felony charge over alleged DUI incident that seriously injured boy, 12
• Police arrest four suspects in stabbing attack
• Emergency pool repairs begin in Holtville
• Jam For Jesse becomes lasting legacy
• Fundraisers ease family's loss of daughter, 17
• Pirates hold party in the Imperial Public Library
• Imperial Valley Police Beat - Holtville: Military equipment is stolen
• Probation officers do the best they can with fewer funds
• Lives honored at memorial fishing event
• Local energy production faces state roadblock
• Brunswick seeks to refinance, needs Rabobank approval
• Poker played for charity
• Valley Police Beat: Suspicious person spooks resident
• Numbers fly in Imperial County Mathematics Competition
• Holtville High School students teach second-graders about science
• Charges filed against three defendants in trafficking case
• SDSU-IV rings in graduation season 2011
• Institution partnership established
• Westside to stay open as Imperial school district faces shortfall
• SDSU-IV spotlights a womanly wonder/mother of three in getting her dual degrees
• Ceremony to stay at Imperial High School football field, trustees decide
• Southwest students learn sobering lesson about alcohol-related crashes
• Redistricting committee studies options; excludes prison populations
• Imperial Valley College board votes to close Calexico campus; classes remain in the city
• Locals to get most jobs in Imperial Valley College's $3.1 million work
• Park input sought for grant application
• Valley Police Beat: Library broken into, copper stolen
• Student art to be auctioned tonight
• El Centro downtown merchants divided on BID benefits
• Kevin Kelley appointed new general manager of IID
• Public works employees nationwide are honored
• El Centro City Council to come back in two weeks on marijuana dispensary ordinance
• Concerns voiced over Imperial helicopter flyovers
• Calexico City Council Meeting Briefs
• $85 million in bonds sought for IID power plant
• El Centro City Council approves $6.2 million bid for new fire station
• Family talks about daughter's death
• Homeowner wins foreclosure fight against bank
• Under revised state budget, county would have more responsibilities
• Under revised state budget, schools would get $3 billion more
• Congressman urges Valley groups to pull together for federal funds
• El Centro downtown BID could go to vote in November
• Public hearing to be held for grant application
• Filner eyeing San Diego mayor position, though no decision made yet
• Valley Police Beat: Winterhaven fire authorities receive call about brush fire; fire out
• Two men arrested in connection with killing of 17-year-old Heber girl
• Imperial Valley Reggae Fest has good turnout, looking to go big next year
• El Centro police investigating death of 17-year-old
• Brawley Union High School teens raise money for charities
• El Centro's Lincoln Elementary School without a principal?
• El Centro firefighters train inside condemned house
• Theft at local motel exceeds $4,000
• Imperial County Juvenile Hall facility meets standards, according to report
• Residency checks priority faded
• Task of verifying residency not an easy one
• Anonymous letter backs Krizay, denies union allegations
• Imperial Valley Arts Festival a hit with art aficionados
• Eighty people run during second annual Torch Run
• Mariachi Idol rings in the Fiesta Popular 2011 in Calexico
• Former Imperial Valley students of mariachi find second home in Southwestern College
• Valley Police Beat: Minor injuries reported in crash
• Spots open for Fourth at IVC
• Girl Scouts invade museum
• El Centro's De Anza Magnet releases mallards into wetlands
• Mariachi Festival Gala's children bring smiles to adults' faces
• Calexico pool plans inch forward
• Two Imperial Valley state parks slated for closure because of budget cuts
• Nominations accepted for annual Branding Iron Award
• Valley Police Beat: Woman breaks hand in crash
• Calexico, Holtville, Imperial teens suit up for proms
• IID to look at hiring current interim Kevin Kelley as general manager
• Federal discrimination lawsuit filed by El Centro police officer to include allegation of retaliation, attorney says
• Local Highway Patrol captain confirms intent to transfer
• Bird found locally no longer considered for endangered list
• El Centro Elementary having a superintendent switchup
• Cattle Call queen forms now available
• Valley Police Beat: Wreck reported at Keystone Road, Hwy 86
• Mariachi Festival kicks off with color
• Effort would name portion of freeway in San Diego after slain Border Patrol agent
• Witter School principal hit with no-confidence vote; principal denies accusations
• SDSU hires new campus president
• $37 million transit contracts to be drawn up
• Goals going into place for ICTC
• Solar project on hold awaiting talks of details
• Perez honored during National Nurses Week for Clinicas de Salud del Pueblo
• Valley Police Beat: Federal authorities foil drug-smuggling attempts
• No charges against Imperial business owner filed
• Local employers that hire veterans are honored
• Imperial Valley Press gets new publisher
• Board of Supervisors favors local hires for housing program
• El Centro Elementary School District votes to lay off 31 teachers
• Imperial County board given permission to appoint voting official
• County to seek multi-million dollar youth service contracts
• El Centro Town Center project recommended in phases
• Alleged drug trafficker arrested
• Imperial Valley College in state of emergency
• Imperial Valley locals to attend California State of Emergency rallies
• Calexico's Fiesta Popular: A new spin on an old tradition
• Brawley officials hear input on utility users' tax, impacts of its loss
• Holtville residents comment, critique Mack Park plans, budget
• Few effects from weekend winds
• Literacy event helps local families
• Winds blow through the Valley, cause little damage
• Holtville cafe honors mothers
• Former Calexico resident/artist honored by hometown in Mexico
• Alleged chase leads car into garden
• Gun said stolen, found within 5 minutes
• Rollover sends one to the hospital
• Town Hall Meeting with Congressman Filner and El Centro City Council - May 16, 2011
• BMX moms discuss family hobby
• Local celebrates 'new beginning' in Washington, D.C.
• Local premature birth rate below state, national averages
• Holtville Fire shows off department at open house
• Hidalgo Society's 89th Cinco de Mayo event a windy wonder
• Imperial Valley Film Festival and Artist Showcase rolls to a close
• Dispatching contract up for discussion during Calipatria meeting
• Economic devolvement bills advance
• Curtain rises on Imperial Valley Film Festival and Artist Showcase out to inspire
• El Centro-born Raul Celaya still making movies in Hollywood
• Imperial's Ernesto Yerena making a splash in the art world
• Opening night at Imperial Drive-In off to rousing start
• Software causes full investigation of IID communication
• Court dates set in El Centro stabbing case of bar owner
• Earthquake preparedness bill passes Senate committee
• Local legislator's bail bill passes Senate floor
• Valley Police Beat: Brawley woman suffers major injuries during head-on collision
• Imperial Valley gathers for National Day of Prayer
• Base Academic Performance Index numbers released by California Department of Education
• AVID students honored during ceremony at Central Union High School
• Calexico Police union issues vote of no-confidence on lieutenant
• Citizens get a peek into the past
• Highway Patrol seeking motorists with DUI warrants
• Festivities teach youths
• Pipeline from Mexico to provide lower cost for IID
• Imperial approves extending fire contract with county
• Multiple services mark day of prayer
• Work to continue in removing groundwater at 15th Street in Imperial
• Imperial City Council approves funds to repaving project
• Defense vows to prove Evans' innocence, defense attorney says
• Jury trial set in Hisel case
• Imperial council adopts resolution to seek funds for proposed park
• Museum to offer a slice of history
• Local officials attend asthma public forum
• El Centro picks up budget talks
• Digital learning to expand
• Brawley budget to be discussed again next week
• Water fee bill meets resistance by Imperial Irrigation District board
• Imperial Valley's first film festival set for Friday
• Transmission upgrade presented to IID board; vote to come later
• El Centro City Council briefs
• Allied Waste's bid for fee increase fails
• Pitzer set for paving for air quality
• Court session ends Suarez matter
• Firefighters urge caution in wake of bin Laden's demise
• Death a 'relief' to Muslim community
• Border security level unchanged
• Future questionable in wake of bin Laden's fall, soldiers say
• Patient records going from paper to digital
• Dia del Niño celebrates kids
• Comics help raise cash for El Centro Police Activities League
• Asthma Day forum comes to El Centro
• Valley Police Beat
• Local El Centro event held just for kids
• Local schools feeling budget cuts
• Green area of El Centro Children's Fair reaches future generations
• Cyclists ride 100 miles to Camacho's
• Comic Book Showcase draws students, parents
• Man injured in garage fire
• Imperial Valley Law Enforcement Memorial rife with symbolism for fallen
• Technology on display at Meadows Union School
• Untreated groundwater in Imperial County normal, according to new report
• Local senator's bills pass committee
• Bikers give back
• Veterans, water quality, small business bills pass Assembly committees
• Risky proposition nurtures demand
• Local seed company has worldwide clientele
• Board absence costs time, money
• Charges filed against agent
• Fair to combine fun and awareness
• Day full of free family fun
• Benefit concert tonight in El Centro
• Imperial City Council opts to stick with workers' compensation carrier
• Valley Police Beat: Man sought in Seeley stabbing
• Local agency to look into claims against the Winterhaven Fire District
• Fiber optic cable, solar panels connect dozens of El Centro middle school minds
• Campus commemorates professor
• Imperial County air quality ranked
• Pioneers Museum highlights Valley water history
• Some needs to be met with Imperial County Transportation Commission unmet needs hearing findings
• Calexico Unified School District OKs $1.5 million in bonds
• Lawsuit against Heffernan dismissed
• Homicide preliminary hearing resumes today
• Drop off your unused medications Saturday
• Perez is chairman of rural renewable energy panel
• Campaign takes bite out of public health hazard
• Ball gets rolling on Towncenter/Portico Project
• Audit does not find anything serious in Imperial County Probation Department
• County supervisors renew contract with Gold Cross Ambulance
• IVC's greenhouse without walls
• Brawley teen Anthony Garcia dies Easter Sunday
• No action taken on budget issue during Brawley meeting
• Claim filed against Holtville for Amber Bryant's son
• Grant program on hold; Holtville to repay state $16,700
• Cinco de Mayo Concert
• Families spend Easter at the park
• Location is unimportant because God is everywhere
• Two suspects in weekend Calexico stabbing are arrested
• Local orthodontist, friend hike 50 miles of the Grand Canyon
• Imperial Valley Police Beat: No arrests in E.C. stabbing incident
• 'The Winning of Barbara Worth' celebrates 100 years
• Easter Service: The message behind Easter
• Union awaits ruling on claims against county Probation Department leader
• County action is limited by state laws
• Volunteers spruce up Calexico park
• Imperial churches put on egg hunt
• Off-road enthusiasts opt for Glamis during Easter weekend
• Ten On and friends to perform Saturday in El Centro
• Valley Police Beat: Three-vehicle crash reported
• Passion of Christ play draws crowds, brings tears
• Passion production comes to an end
• Recommended budget up for discussion in Brawley City Council meeting
• Helicopters take to the skies above Brawley
• The hunt for a Neighborhood House director is on
• IID measurement class divides water pie precisely
• Valley Police Beat: Salton City boy, 16, evaluated after cutting wrist
• Salton Sea sees some skin in Playboy shoot
• Base kids honored during military appreciation month, parade
• El Centro officer files federal discrimination lawsuit
• WCAB seeks reservoirs for IID conservation
• IID turbine offline but backup assures power
• Volunteers to brighten community
• Thirteen firefighter candidates show their mettle; try out for Calexico Fire Department
• Sudden blooms please El Centro resident
• Imperial Irrigation District says it's the low-cost leader for electricity
• Imperial Valley College board votes 4-3 to cut 12 positions
• Imperial Valley College board votes to name art gallery after local art 'icon,' Juanita Salazar Lowe
• Meaning of 4/20 varies to some in El Centro
• El Centro woman dies in wreck in Fresno County city
• Brawley street improvement project awarded to north-end company
• Valley Police Beat: Senior woman found walking alone on Evan Hewes Highway
• Sunrise Powerlink creating jobs
• IID returns ECA to floating rate
• El Centro budget bleak, but balanced
• El Centro continues its moratorium on medical marijuana dispensaries
• Board of Supervisors: County OKs Gateway project sewer plan
• Tax-filing stragglers race to beat deadline
• Miss the tax deadline? Act fast
• Measure H: First 3 choices head to council
• Discussions on reunifying Brawley school districts looming?
• El Centro veterinarian receives highest Boy Scout honor
• Worker suffers burns to his feet at sugar refinery
• 3 injured fighting Winterhaven apartment fire
• Valley Police Beat: Man suffers burn injuries in Glamis
• Brigadettes are still going strong after 70 years
• Brawley Relay for Life exceeds fundraising goal, collects more than $80,000
• Calexico children play for Playmania
• Earth Day teaches cheaper way to live
• Earth Day event highlights natural resources
• Brawley Relay for Life a family affair
• Calexico panel seeks input on where to spend Measure H funds
• Federal agency moving on solar projects; expected to create jobs
• Local elementary schools gear up for California Standards Tests
• Easter bunny, children hunt for eggs at Central Union High School
• Tickets now on sale for film festival
• Kids, their futures celebrated
• New border wait time analysis underway
• Heber Chess Academy on the road to Vegas after winning in Irvine
• IID prevails in protracted legal battle over water rates
• Ex-El Centro firefighter files lawsuit against city
• Court date set in San Diego federal court
• Fliers distributed regarding Richard Horn
• Energy task force aims to improve generators competitiveness
• Imperial Irrigation District pro-active therapy pays off dividends
• Students feeling unemployment pains like the rest
• Go-getters attend SDSU-IV Career Fair
• Transmission lines the superhighway of energy says task force
• Energy company donates $40,000 to keep Westside School open
• Brawley teen, 17, arrested for making two false bomb threats
• Charges expected to be dismissed and refiled today against homicide defendant Evans
• Breaker blows out; reserve system keeps the lights on
• IVC Expo fields questions
• Farm bureau cooks up delicious opportunity
• Police detonate 'suspicious object' at Brawley Union High
• Walk a Mile in Her Shoes: Tough guys take to the street in high heels
• Habitat to save Salton Sea wildlife
• Locals highlight benefits of renewable energy
• Two arrested on suspicion of having 194 hand grenades, more
• El Centro high school classes remaining higher to save counselors
• El Centro man changes his plea again during sentencing
• Math teachers add it up
• Desert solar fast track bill advances in Senate
• IVC gears up for expo
• Authorities confirm arrest in agent's death
• Mexican national convicted for killing Border Patrol agent
• Grade levels changing at four El Centro schools
• IID consensus to float ECA but disagree on process
• El Centro pot plans move forward
• Second suspect arrested in Rosas' killing
• Rate hikes for water and waste water loom on horizon for Brawley, report shows
• County Board of Supervisors votes to save water
• Vacant Calipatria City Council seat not filled; no quorum
• Calexico Unified locked into paying for $1.45 million left-over program
• Energy task force tries to get utilities on same page
• Former Brawley rape defendant arrested on misdemeanor domestic battery charge
• Quantification Settlement Agreement fallowing money is being divided
• Grade six could be added to three El Centro elementary schools
• Holtville's Mack Park improvements continuing
• New Imperial wastewater treatment plant could create growth, jobs
• Vacancy on Calipatria City Council could be filled tonight
• Draft of Brawley's spending plan up for discussion tonight
• IID rate stabilization fund to increase to rein in rates
• Sheriff's Office setting up emergency communication center
• Performance at First United Methodist Church in El Centro lifts audience
• Cancer survivor joins 'family'
• Valley car clubs do good deeds
• Winterhaven: 100 acres burn on Quechan land
• Imperial County: Haystack fire found inconclusive
• Ocotillo: Vehicle fire spreads to others
• State budget cuts could hit literacy programs hard
• Literacy programs restore critical skills
• El Centro Music Festival is a big hit
• Cesar Chavez celebrated through dance, song and community service
• Survivors, supporters walk for cure
• Tree, song dedicated to El Centro's Sunflower Elementary School teacher Amber Bryant
• Imperial Valley's Dancing with the Stars lights up the dance floor
• El Centro administrators near and far win Administrator of the Year honors
• IID transmission blazes trail for emerging market
• Efforts go forward to end homelessness for veterans
• Sinkhole found on Imperial County bridge
• Valley Police Beat: Collision near Calexico's east Port of Entry leaves one hospitalized
• Tempers stay cool as fuel costs heat up, since no other way to go
• City receives new Mexican consul
• Ending of drought limits eases pressure on Imperial Irrigation District
• Fire destroys home east of Brawley
• Four El Centro residents nabbed in ICE-led arrests
• Local talent put on display during Concert of Premieres #4
• Two Centinela State inmates caught after walking from yard
• Three housing bills head to state Senate floor
• After years of delay, Desert Museum might open in next six months, but it needs money to do so
• Flowers, history on display at Holtville women's event
• Calexico City Council seeks trust for Town Center Plaza bond in light of past failure
• Barricade suspect out of custody; due in court May 10
• New River technical bill moves forward in California Assembly
• Imperial City Council votes to add additional funds to road project because of oversight
• Health care district to fund city medical equipment
• First of two Unit 3 generators installed
• Second Brawley fire station finally in sight
• Nice cop, Chinese food end barricade incident
• Imperial Irrigation District votes to approve fallowing grant moneys; those denied may appeal
• Career savvy and deep pockets are key to Valley job growth
• Calexico City Council extends moritorium on medical marijuana dispensaries
• Valley Police Beat: PMH doctor arrested on misdemeanor charge of domestic violence
• Campus mourns 'irreplaceable' professor
• IID quake repairs to qualify for reimbursement
• Tons of trash to be trucked north of Brawley
• El Centro aquatic center gets boost from bond money
• El Centro Music Festival and Fireworks Show
• Former Westmorland officer surrenders after barricading self in Brawley home
• Being ready for a disaster is up to you
• Preparation kept IID quake mitigation to minimum
• Imperial County homeowners buying more earthquake insurance, still not a large number
• Local agencies consider earthquake readiness options, and funding
• Funding trickles in to reimburse costs of quake damages
• California senators introduce legislation to update, improve disaster response
• El Centro Elemetary School District, teachers at odds over pay
• Dispatching contract to be discussed in Brawley meeting
• Medical marijuana hopes could be up in smoke
• Project bond inches forward
• Imperial Community Church doing well after Easter quake
• Church is hopeful for 2011
• Relay for Life fundraiser ends two-day effort
• Church carnival heeds scripture to care for a cherished member
• El Centro Relay for Life honoree speaks on surviving cancer, event importance
• Downtown buildings strengthen after quake
• Mayor reflects on earthquake's lessons
• Some Imperial Valley residents share thoughts on last year's quake
• Imperial Valley educators speak on student earthquake psychology
• Quake still near the surface
• Schools recount quake damages
• Calexico Unified School District damages at a glance
• Imperial dealing with city quake repairs
• Path to recovery long and rough for county roads
• City still recovering year after quake
• Earthquakes common, but in unpopulated areas
• Imperial Valley clergy carry message of good Samaritan south of the border
• Historic Imperial County earthquakes
• New fault found with last year's quake
• Class with autistic child learns autism awareness at McKinley School in El Centro
• Autism resources available in Imperial County
• Finance deal award lays foundation for expansion
• Valley Police Beat: Cocaine and heroin found in vehicle during stop in Imperial
• Cesar Chavez remembered at IVC
• County competition ties broken by Imperial and Magnolia Tigers
• State ax could fall hard on county patients
• Compatible zone plan presented to public, shows off noise, safety land use concerns
• Domestic violence bill passes state assembly
• Imperial County's health ranked low
• Plaza home for the homeless
• Small-town educator makes big impact on instruction
• Murder trial gets under way in San Diego federal court
• Sentencing continued next week for man in attempted homicide case
• Conference gives grower appreciation of rural/urban interdependency
• Students put on a show during IVC's annual Disability Awareness Day
• Brawley Bypass named to honor local congressman, state assemblyman
• Options about Westside Elementary School's future discussed
• Filner may run for San Diego mayor
• Holtville students learn healthy lessons
• Students use two wheels to improve community
• Valley Police Beat: No injuries during house fire on Worthington Road
• Imperial Valley residents rally around local cancer patient's family
• Social workers team up for resident care
• El Centro's medical marijuana ordinance up for review
• IID board scrutinize fallowing grant proposals
• Divorce rate remains steady during tough economic times in Imperial Valley
• Holtville utility tax talks tabled
• Holtville park to get new bleachers
• IID's lighter environmental footprint earns honor
• Agencies jump in pool project feet first
• Girls come out to High Adventure
• Young organist ready to resonate with music world
• CHP officer wreck likely caused by tire blowout
• Safeguards in place for when air quality diminishes
• Imperial Valley Police Beat
• CHP officer injured in solo wreck
• Nature's gems rot in the earth
• Compost revives the living with the dead
• People recall premature births during March of Dimes event
• El Centro Elementary School District, teachers remain at odds
• Volunteers paint over graffiti
• Schwingfest a hit with wrestlers
• Cars, bikes fill city's downtown
• Valley Police Beat: Possible fatality reported in Glamis
• Investigation into newest Silsbee Road arson fire is ongoing, officials say
• IID communications upgrades keep tighter tap on water
• Southwest High School counseling department receives recognition in state accountability
• Entities move forward in restoring sea
• Snowbirds flock to Los Algodones to save on medication
• 'Bubba' protesters blow off steam in Imperial
• Gutierrez supporters rally for what they see as injustice
• Public safety remains high priority with state, Attorney General Kamala Harris says
• Reducing pension costs something Brawley may consider, Campbell says
• IID eradication program spreading like a weed
• IVROP Showcase & Recognition Ceremony tips hats to students
• MegaPark inches forward down long path
• Silsbee Road haystacks still smoldering near Seeley
• Bypassing Brawley begins
• Work begins on El Centro's $5 million road project
• National Beef and Brawley OK water, wastewater deal
• Calexico Unified School District concedes problem: $8 million deficit by 2012-13
• Calexico Unified School District Briefs: School calendar is tentatively approved
• Green energy backed, not SB 23
• U.C. grant aids job success
• Valley Police Beat: Transient arrested in Calexico on suspicion of burglary
• Valencia gets wins at BMX races
• Westside Elementary School facing possible closure
• Rural health clinic breaks ground in El Centro
• Floating ECA ups price of power
• District to begin new effort to save water
• Fight to continue to get funding for port of entry expansion
• Calexico man sentenced in human smuggling operation
• Imperial County Board of Supervisors briefs
• Brawley City Council aims to discuss budget weekly
• Public hearings in Brawley on extending utility tax discussed
• IID wins a decision in Morgan lawsuit
• Tough Times: Diving for dollars; trash turns to cash
• Exports of hay to Japan steady after disaster
• Calexico Unified School District hanging on financially
• Dogwood Road south of El Centro city limits to get improved
• IID staff attempts to rein in rates
• Valley Police Beat
• DOVES raise funds at Monte Carlo Night event
• State audits child center, ECRMC maintains license
• Kids take to Tiny Tot Olympics
• City of El Centro News: EC Online Bill Payments
• Effort to replace college program raises controversy
• Imperial Valley sports asthma awareness through activity
• $5 million in street repairs to begin in El Centro
• Brawley Union High School's students earn kudos for AP exams
• Sunrunners Carne Asada Run serves up some hot rides
• Event brings awareness to digital future
• Brawley residents prepare for disasters
• Journey to China brings out Chinese culture in Calexico
• Port of Entry project funding axed for now
• Two seniors snag national scholarships
• Man opens fire on both sides of border, steals car and bus before surrendering
• El Centro utility payments going online
• Senators introduce legislation to help prevent earthquake damage
• Preliminary hearing set for teen charged in El Centro homicide case
• Calexico Port of Entry funding axed
• Green tech can post business in the black if well planned
• Imperial Market Days turns green on St. Patrick's Day
• DA: No sufficient evidence to charge officers in Gutierrez's death
• No protests or angry outcry over DA's conclusion in Gutierrez matter
• El Centro's Spartans bring home honors from California Academic Decathlon Competition
• El Centro Census: A closer look at population
• The brave new world of renewable energy
• Valley Police Beat: El Centro transient whose body was found in a park named
• City of El Centro News: EC Music Festival
• DA: Officers cleared of wrongdoing in Gutierrez' death
• Spelling bee: How do you spell amazing?
• Job shadow day: Students glimpse into their futures
• Legislature takes up state budget, deficit
• District attorney to release findings in death of 'Bubba'
• Man found dead in El Centro's Adams Park
• Census data to allow for new legislative districts
• Water can be the lifeblood for renewable energy
• Clean energy keeps clear conscience with minimal impacts
• Vision for some county desert scheduled for discussion
• Calexico consultant approved with reservations
• Field of green dreams sways investors to build
• Clean energy era ushered in with IID transmission line
• House approves cut, including Calexico downtown port of entry expansion
• Calexico looks to reorganize city administration
• Imperial Market Days going green
• Concerns send geothermal project back to approval process
• Wildlife Service: No need to protect horned lizard
• Valley Police Beat: Three male teens held for arson
• Three ordered to stand trial in stabbing of tavern owner
• Realignment could have drastic impact on counties
• Vacation blow-out in Japan off beaten track of tourist itinerary
• Finalizing step for development of new elementary school in Imperial OK'd
• Something needs to be done now to forestall layoffs, Imperial school district official says
• Earthquake damaged Drew Road opens
• El Centro school psychologists face reduced workdays
• Repowering of IID's Unit 3 could triple service capacity
• Winterhaven Fire Department, China trip, top supervisors meeting
• Holtville: More than a third of roads to be upgraded
• Dia de la Familia pleases crowd, makes memories
• Fair bids adios with lively south of the border beat
• Officer granted new life through kidney donation
• Texting while driving is no laugh out loud matter
• El Centro: Plasma TV taken from motel
• EL CENTRO: Man injured by own car
• El Centro Victim sees car burglary
• Air show brings out families, wows crowd
• Auction is community helping each other
• Naval aviation history celebrated with flights, displays
• Heritage Foundation secures fair experience for generations
• Blue Angels visit pediatrics ward at local hospital
• American Red Cross responds to earthquake in Japan
• Second of two potential sites approved for family courthouse in El Centro
• Inaugural film festival set for May
• Winterhaven woman receives minor injuries after driving into building
• Local Taylor Swift fans take the big stage in Imperial
• Seeley students get sneak peak at today's air show
• Crowds turn out for food, entertainment, Blue Angels
• Uncertain whether evidence in second Suarez trial would have won conviction
• Auction nets exhibitors world of wealth and life skills
• Brawley anti-graffiti effort set for March 26
• Ballington Academy for the Arts & Sciences promotes Junior Achievement
• Blue Angels prepare for first air show of the year
• Pilot attempts world record before air show
• Concerns raised over road closure leading up to air show
• Imperial County DA intends to file felony charges against ICE agent
• Imperial County solar facility to create jobs in San Diego
• Fair's unique bill of fare puts a smile on your lips
• Fair fun in first ever Media Midway Olympics
• Three men ordered to stand trial in arson-related haystack fires in Imperial County
• Filner introduces legislation to reimburse locals for ports of entry law enforcement
• Ex-Westmorland police officer set for arraignment April 4
• School pride overflows at High School Madness
• Students have a field day picking their food
• Calexico RDA's high administrative costs confusing
• Officials discover cross-border tunnel
• El Centro moves to protect RDA funds
• Valley Police Beat: Salton City man allegedly struck in neck with bottle by woman, log entry reports
• Jazzing it up for Jimmie
• Priceless history included with every purchase
• 174,528: Imperial County grows over last decade
• El Centro school district votes to pink slip 40 employees
• Frost, Baby Bash among rap artists to perform in special concert hosted by film star Danny Trejo
• Calexico school district slashes counselors, principals, teachers
• El Centro church allowed to rebuild after earthquake damage forced demolition
• Calipatria council accepts Brian Smith's resignation
• City projects to be discussed in today's special meeting in Imperial
• El Centro issues $8.5 million in bonds to beat state deadline
• Blossoming farm prospects can be driven into the ground by fuel
• Winds aren't expected to be as heavy today, National Weather Service reports
• Safety trumps fun as fair closes temporarily
• Calexico redevelopment agency review released
• Imperial Valley College approves Gould's retirement, says benefits a non-issue
• IVC discusses options for new superintendent
• Imperial Valley College revokes 39 pink slips for full-time faculty
• Court hearing to determine whether information has been received in Evans' case
• Bill aims to speed up renewable energy approval
• Qualified applicants encouraged to apply to serve on Civil Grand Jury
• Young voices strike chord in mariachi competition
• Mariachi singers bring unique acts to the Imperial Valley
• Fair patrons learn about the natural world
• Brawley police recover marijuana
• Teen distracted driving nothing to 'lol' about
• Raising livestock fosters skill-building
• Haystack fires in Imperial Valley could fuel rise in insurance costs, some say
• Crime stopper program in Imperial Valley still in operation, official says
• Dogwood overpass closing for five days
• Holtville schools sues redevelopment agency
• Special one-day contests bring out flavors at the California Mid-Winter Fair & Fiesta
• Imperial County tops list of low income
• Blue Angels 10K Fun Run brings runners out and families in to NAF
• ECAC highlights money saving methods for energy use
• Barnyard basics plow a path to adulthood
• Fair's military appreciation repays those who sacrificed so much
• Holtville city manager resigns
• Imperial County second highest unemployment rate in state
• Calexico Unified deals with preliminary pink slips
• $5 million road work awarded; construction to start in April
• Filner introduces border air bill
• Law enforcement to target alleged impaired drivers
• Golden state's Mid-Winter Fair & Fiesta goes green for cleaner environment
• Family affair: the fair's livestock exhibit
• Legislators take step toward state budget
• ECESD board could vote to lay off next week
• Winterhaven firefighters reportedly walk off the job in protest over firing of assistant chief
• Car and gas sales boom despite high prices
• Valley Police Beat:Imperial Valley Police Beat
• El Centro Day at Petco Park
• Dreaming of green eggs and hamming it up with Dr. Seuss
• Community Valley Bank opens permanent branch in Brawley
• Expenditures appear high in mid-year review of Imperial budget, Best says
• El Centro to intervene in sales tax law suit
• Northend land could be used for conservation
• Lawyer: Imperial Irrigation District mitigates only impacts as a result of Quantification Settlement Agreement
• Reintroduced bill intends to honor nation's Vietnam veterans
• Legislation would reimburse health care agencies for costs of illegal aliens
• Carrot field trials bloom a myriad of sweet variety
• Good tasting can be good for you
• Solar permitting staying the same for now
• Imperial Valley Solar changing, though results not known
• Residents hopeful regarding cleanup of New River
• Calexico Unified School District Board to consider layoffs Thursday
• County wants San Diego, Coachella to pay mitigation for water transfer
• El Centro City Council Briefs
• El Centro pushes millions in road work for completion by summer
• Work begins on El Centro Regional Medical Center's rural medical facility
• Brawley extends city manager's contract
• Calexico Unified board to vote on 41 layoffs
• Public meeting to illuminate street widening
• Cuts to department of developmental disabilities concerns locals
• Sky-high gas prices pinch people's purchase power
• Locals brace for more cuts to senior citizens aide
• New library location, street improvement on agenda for El Centro City Council
• Holtville utility tax likely to be reduced over time
• Holtville Briefs: Firefighters honored for service
• Daddies delight daughters at dance
• El Centro water tank work begins
• Enthusiasts climb valleys' landmark
• Central Union High bids are accepted
• Calexico school repair funds move to top of state list
• Valley Police Beat
• Valley Police Beat
• Calexico health care available 24/7
• Le Tour De Manure hits Valley streets
• Storey speaks on entering gay marriage ban case
• QSA water recipients should pay impact fee
• Residents hopeful regarding cleanup of New River
• Additional U.S. EPA rules could cloud farming prospects
• Locals raise concerns about budget cuts to the disabled
• Dogwood Elementary celebrates its grand opening
• Southwest High legal eagles ready for state
• Storey takes up Proposition 8 gay marriage ban
• IID board ponders fallowing impact awards
• Freezing temps and snow may require I-8 travel restrictions
• Valley Police Beat: Salton City man suffers head trauma in rollover crash
• Senator, emergency management agency officials tour Calexico earthquake-damaged water tanks
• Green is the word for this year's Imperial Valley fair
• No food in barns
• Calexico redevelopment bonds could be finalized today
• El Centro's Southwest High School to play at Lincoln Center in New York
• Young farmers group plow path to leadership
• Residents finally return to homes after earthquake
• Court ruling pleases Pioneers board member
• El Centro looking to sell up to $4.2 million in bonds
• IID to file response to amicus brief on QSA suit
• Friday court session expected to address status of death penalty case in El Centro
• Investigation into fatal stabbing of Centinela prison inmate under way
• Preliminary hearing set March 3 haystack arson case
• Valley Police Beat: El Cajon man arrested on allegation of sexual battery
• Eating wisely does not require a home loan
• Drills help keep Navy emergency operations in shape
• Healthy eating is possible at low cost
• Gold Cross cuts shouldn't affect service, public health officials say
• Heffernan land purchase revived
• Lawsuit against Pioneers Memorial health care district board member dismissed
• Brawley City Council votes 3-2 to raise developer fees
• Hearing on El Centro homicide case evidence Friday
• El Centro Regional Medical Center rededicates laboratory to former surgeon
• Repo business is steady
• Thousands flock to dunes for holiday weekend
• Registrar of Voters bill goes to senate after having been approved locally in 2009
• Farm safety protects growers and all those they feed
• Trailer fire guts Border Patrol checkpoint
• Vargas bill forces business hurdles on 'superstores'
• Smoldering's all that remains of hay fire
• Vallet Police Beat: Possible arson to local hotel
• Bike racing cup series begins with local bike rodeo
• Sand dunes boss visits sand dunes
• Mardi Gras draws crowds to El Centro downtown
• Human trafficking rally hits Calexico streets
• Rainy weather soaks agriculture awareness event
• Students must get new whooping cough vaccine
• Relay for Life gears up for fight
• Energy summit ticket price discount extended
• Haze of ash shrouds parts of Imperial Valley as third haystack fire burns
• Farmers program boosts water quality
• Club rallies for human trafficking awareness
• Three suspects arrested by Border Patrol agents
• Fathers and future first graders frolic at McCabe School in El Centro
• Desert agriculture sows a lifetime of learning
• El Centro's Southwest mock trial team on to state competition
• Three Imperial men arrested in connection with setting haystack fires
• Preliminary hearing set in El Centro stabbing case
• River cleanup hinges on public input
• Local legislator's bill would up bail for some
• Westmorland Elementary enjoys class gadgets while learning
• Software helps at-risk students learn interactively
• Valley Police Beat: Juvenile with knife reported at Salton City school
• Businesses owe city; Calexico wants them to pay up
• Two hay fire burns on gusty Wednesday
• Tax allocation bonds authorized
• Imperial plant closes owing huge debt
• Consensus favors naming IVC gallery for Lowe
• Ambulance services to be cut; effect countywide unknown
• Imperial Valley Solar project sold
• Valley Police Beat: Name of woman who crashed into house released
• Status of Holtville utility tax remains undecided
• Community recalls Calexico 'pioneer'
• Valley Police Beat
• Residents get look at new jet
• Clock tower to hide cell tower approved in El Centro
• Money on their minds in Calexico
• Supes support nondiscrimination
• Brawley council postpones fee increase discussion until Feb. 22
• IID water department gets interim manager
• Grant could pay fallowing expenses associated with the QSA
• Supes to decide on sending 5 to Washington
• Calexico names an interim superintendent
• Clock tower would hide cellular tower in El Centro
• Body was in toilet more than 5 hours
• Imperial Irrigation District donates $25,000 to energy summit
• Almost 1,000 attend Holtville High mega-reunion
• Carrot Festvial: Dia de la Familia brings out people and food
• Valley Police Beat
• Bill would help veterans refinance their homes
• Carrots celebrated at annual festival
• Imperial County Science Fair shows off students' projects
• Imperial Valley's colleges prepare for upcoming cuts
• Imperial Valley College undergoing various big changes
• Calexico board votes in new acting superintendent
• Imperial Valley College president and board member sound off on benefits extension
• Imperial Irrigation District Lineman's Rodeo impresses locals
• Outside parties weigh in on water transfer lawsuit
• Imperial Irrigation District to fast track water program hire
• Carrot Festival's best carrot cooking judged Friday
• Kennedy sixth-graders kick up heels for Heart Association
• Calexico couple's love runs deep
• Calipatria prison inmates donate money to two Brawley schools
• Illegal dumping burdening property owners
• Rewards program aims to thwart agriculture crime
• Valley Police Beat: Sacramento woman suffers major injuries during crash on Highway 86
• Residents turn up treasure at roadshow
• Some treasure prices within local dealers' ranges, some not at out-of-town roadshow
• Imperial County chairman hopeful about the future
• Imperial Valley College president set to resign
• Rachford draws 3 years probation
• Love in the air at Valentine's Dinner/Dance
• Incident involving U.S. Border Patrol agent under investigation
• Brawley residents can learn about proposal at public hearing
• Defendants ordered back to jail court in Lance Hicks stabbing case
• Local eatery legend, Camacho's Place, to be on TV
• Imperial mayor reports city's economy, infrastructure in good shape
• Los Angeles-area trash likely headed this way
• Former Westmorland police officer facing charges; reserve officer, too
• Teenage murder defendant ordered back to court Feb. 16
• Drew Road could cause problems for NAF air show
• Local legislator introduces bill to expedite renewable energy permits
• Police briefs: Pedestrian hit near east port
• IID continues emissions progress
• QSA on track to meet mitigation requirements
• Valley Police Beat: Brawley man arrested in connection with robbery
• El Centro counselor honored through student transformation
• The studious get medals
• Imperial County among 19 with teen birth rates higher than statewide average
• City manager on way out this week, interim in
• Work force chief, Sam Couchman, to retire
• IVROP event focuses on healthy relationships, families
• Valentine's Day tentative date for Dogwood overpass closure
• Girl Scouts prove to be tough cookies
• Children cook carrot creations
• Allegations against Winterhaven fire chief filed with feds, official says
• Calexico City Council plans to evaluate manager
• Attempted homicide case includes killing pet rabbit
• County given more time to respond to complaint leveled at probation chief
• Public input sought at solar zone meeting in El Centro
• Valley Police Beat: Arizona man arrested at Andrade Port of Entry on violation of court order
• Angels trek for human rights
• Green-thumbed kids dig veggies
• Super Sunday unites local community groups in hunger fight
• One-band festival a crowd pleaser
• Three vehicles reported stolen
• Big screen broadcast wraps up Tomato Festival
• Calexico mayor said city manager should be replaced within 30 to 60 days
• Road show coming to El Centro
• Festival recalls tomato heritage
• New technology to fight cancer arrives in Valley
• Calexico seeks more time to pay off loan
• Valley Police Beat
• Holtville state discussed at Carrot Festival kick-off
• Carrot festival kicks off with citizen award, queen crowning
• Dozen arrested in Calexico for passport/visa fraud
• Brawley city leaders to mull over proposed fees
• Heffernan offers chronic disease self-management workshop in March
• Q&A session with Calexico's new acting superintendent
• Borders Angels' annual migrant march ends in Calexico/Mexicali
• Woman sentenced for kidnapping, robbing man, 69
• Valley Police Beat: Boat fire reported
• Imperial Valley residents bundle up to deal with cold temps
• El Centro's St. Mary's School has student fun for Catholic Schools Week
• Valley native recommended for state Supreme Court
• Legislative change streamlines process and grows development
• Bank robbery suspect arrested
• Family Connections program brings computers to the home
• IID employees pledge $70,000-plus to United Way Charity for 2011
• Ocotillo wind farm to provide power to SDG&E, if approved
• No decision reached in fire chief's job
• UPS rig rolls over on Highway 86
• Calexico Bank of America robbery suspect arrested in Mexicali
• Could forage crop demand point to an export rebound
• World champion boxer's wife gives birth at El Centro hospital
• Defendant ordered to stand trial in El Centro fatal stabbing
• Brawley budget looking good so far
• Trial set for civil lawsuit involving PMH director
• Valley Police Beat
• Rodeo test lineman's timing that keep lights shining
• Duggins to build long-awaited second Brawley fire station
• Heber street lights to shine on this week
• Carrillo out as Calexico city manager; Rodriquez steps in as interim
• Kelley re-appointed IID interim GM
• Calexico Unified superintendent on administrative leave
• Imperial Irrigation District board rejects state's Salton Sea plan
• Money issues top Calexico City Council agenda
• Hearing in stabbing case continues
• Valley Police Beat: Trio escape injury in rollover crash
• Valley Police Beat: No injuries during Molotov cocktail incident in Calexico
• Homeless count to shed light on those on Imperial County's streets
• Homeless share view of life on the street
• Longtime El Centro priest dies in San Diego retirement home
• Lights could go out in Heber
• Imperial County Office of Education speaks about possible cuts to K-through-12 districts
• Kelley extension, ECA, Salton Sea restoration on Imperial Irrigation District board agenda
• Calexico district seats fifth board member at special meeting
• Valley Police Beat
• Foreclosure rate is different here; doesn't fit findings
• Group performs 'Just Desserts!'
• Teams play in memory of fallen soldier
• Baker bakes up interview with 'Ace of Cakes'
• Thousands attend Rib Cook-off in Holtville
• Holtville children play to fight cancer
• Children compete in speech tournament at Southwest High
• Imperial Valley Police Beat: Suspect leads high-speed chase at 110 mph
• Soaring corn prices a heavy yoke to bear for cattlemen
• Study abroad at San Diego State University expands horizons
• Calexico High School receives Lowe's grant to finish up media center
• Ag industry grows future state leaders
• Calexico merchants' feelings varied on port project
• Calexico new port of entry funding future unsure
• IID board and Brady digressed on project costs
• NAF El Centro could be new home of joint strike fighter aircraft
• Valley's flavors offered
• Calexico 2011 State of City address addresses past and positively awaits the future
• Jury selection could take up to month in El Centro death penalty case
• Salvation Army shelter remodeled through Sempra grant
• Police seeking help in finding missing man
• Cook-off kicks off Saturday
• Mardi Gras Light Parade and Street Festival Applications
• Imperial Irrigation District Board of Directors fires general manager
• Wind Zero project sued in Superior Court
• Agency says 1,130 jobs will be lost with redevelopment cuts
• lawyers asks if state law applies to lawsuit to unseat elected hospital board member
• Transit plan contract approved
• Court hearing set for El Centro fatal stabbing case
• One of county's largest solar projects moves forward
• U.S. General Services Administration to hold public meeting on downtown Calexico Land Port of Entry Project
• Brady ousted as IID general manager; Kelley to fill interim position
• Official: 3 former Valley educators back in court April 4
• Calexico city manager fired or not?
• New airline schedule released for Imperial Regional Airport
• ICOE: Calexico faces serious financial problems, need action soon
• Imperial Irrigation District general manager facing performance review
• Clerk-recorder office to remain open longer
• Probe into killing of 5 in Mexicali continues
• Carrillo still at Calexico's helm
• California employers bullish about hiring
• Sinkhole found as work begins on Drew Road
• Calexico council split on RDA use
• Utility tax debated, though no decision yet
• Laundry room fire quickly extinguished at mall hotel
• More than $700,000 worth of narcotics seized in two hours
• Forrester Road project may soon go out to bid
• Imperial Valley police beat: Arizona woman found dead in Glamis area
• Justin Lofton post-golf tournament party raises funds for Boys & Girls Club
• Father's death inspires daughter, local author to write book
• RV park residents hold jam session
• Holtville woman dies from car accident
• Holtville utility tax remains top issue for City Council
• Imperial Valley Police Beat
• Oldest church in Valley rededicated following quake repairs
• Imperial Valley pro-lifers march in hope through honks and yells
• Wind farm project approved; residents unhappy
• Is the Imperial Irrigation District giving water away?
• Pioneers Memorial Healthcare District board member sued
• Valley Police Beat: Two deaths at Glamis
• Car wash benefits nine-year-old girl's funeral cost
• Crowds gather at market
• El Centro Boy Scout raising funds for veterans' memorial project
• Imperial County's unemployment rate fell in December
• Environmental group piles on objections to already burdened solar project
• Car wash to fund funeral for nine-year-old
• Valley Police Beat: Suspicious men seen at facility
• Brawley wounded at nightclub in Imperial
• Enthusiasm shines in young scientists
• El Centro mayor lays out plan for 2011 at state of the city address
• Feedlot lessee cancels application
• Weather spotter class achieves goal
• IID board tasked to crafting realistic Salton Sea plan
• One Stop office back at one location
• Brawley City Council to consider outreach efforts over tax
• Valley Police Beat: Border Patrol agents seize currency, meth
• Three injured in wreck between SUV and truck
• El Centro teen treated after stabbing; assailants unknown
• Third phase of Brawley Bypass ready to start in February
• Suspect in weekend death faces arraignment today
• City of El Centro budget remains in the black
• Calexico City Council OKs payment of RDA funds into general fund
• Brawley resident arrested for allegedly giving marijuana to underage girl
• IID refinances repowering of unit #3
• El Centro man, teen arrested in connection with fatal weekend stabbing
• El Centro breakfast honors Martin Luther King Jr.
• Three things to know about storm spotting class
• Government taking public comments on solar energy plan
• Need for food assistance remains high in Imperial County
• Legacy lives on: tribute to Martin Luther King Jr.
• Veterans hear 'straight talk' about benefits
• Duo's songs show their Imperial Valley pride
• Man injured in Brawley house fire
• Stride toward freedom: Pondering an American icon
• Locals don't look forward to budget cuts
• Local state legislators sound off on budget cuts
• Calexico Unified School District Superintendent Christina Luna to resign
• City of El Centro, its RDA, move to pay for projects before state cuts
• Volunteers take pride in dunes
• McKinley Elementary School celebrates the peace building of Martin Luther King Jr.
• Poker Run raises money for local Rudy Seanez baseball team
• Federal housing program is 'ideal'
• Marijuana found hidden throughout vehicle at Andrade Port of Entry
• Grand opening for Calexico outpatient clinic slated for Jan. 29
• Special meeting scheduled to discuss El Centro redevelopment funds
• Take a look at governor's proposed budget
• Seeley street disrepair concern for school
• Brawley Elementary School District speaks out on drug charge
• Hospitals enroll in statewide emergency communication system
• Camouflaged cell phone tower may rise over downtown El Centro
• Businesses show off at showcase
• Union urged to work under Krizay's leadership, letter shows
• Sales down in Imperial Valley, though businesses hopeful
• Questions remain if regulations followed in permitting feedlot
• Defendants ordered back in court in Hard Luck Tavern stabbing case
• Take a look at governor's proposed budget
• Local race group questions BLM's newly enforced policy
• Business Showcase today at I.V. Expo's Preble Building
• Farm Bureau and growers weigh the potential of GMO crops
• Take a look at the proposed state budget's breakdown
• Imperial Irrigation District employees seek pay hike
• More than $600,000 in cocaine found in car
• County Probation Department considers program that would reduce recidivism by felons
• Parties at odds over closed feedlots
• Central Union High School District board OKs Cannon name for Southwest theater
• Calexico Unified asks Imperial County Office of Education for help
• County Board of Supervisors takes no action on gay marriage lawsuit
• El Centro firefighters train at condemned house
• Central Union High School District board meeting
• Calexico school board approve questions to ask those seeking to fill vacancy
• New service agreement enhances IID building capacity
• State budget cuts loom large locally
• Loera addresses staff during employee inspection
• Golf resort wants in city
• Two El Centro men face carjacking and other charges
• Valley Police Beat: Man suffers stab wounds in Winterhaven
• Attorneys in El Centro death penalty case expected to announce readiness to start trial on Friday
• Former superintendent pulls name from education board
• Pet care, frugality push low-cost clinic
• Imperial Valley Police Beat: Suspicious fire under investigation
• Singer wows Mexicali, poised to go stateside
• New world record for electric car run set in Imperial Valley
• Event raises community spirit
• Zimmer moves on; interim takes helm Monday
• Missing Central California woman found safe
• Snowbirds land in Imperial Valley
• City of El Centro extends welcome to winter visitors
• Quantification Settlement Agreement to have no effect on harvests
• Diane B. Altamirano sworn-in as new judge
• Visual and performing arts comes to William Moreno Junior High School in Calexico
• Saturday Academy starts as part of William Moreno's ASES program
• Unfair labor claim filed against Imperial County Probation Chief with state
• Filner to co-chair Congressional Border Caucus
• Survey criticizes Imperial County Probation Chief
• Imperial Valley Economic Development Corp. fuels the enthusiasm that makes the Valley grow
• Redevelopment funds could face state chopping block
• Imperial Valley educators sound off on Governor's pending elimination of education office
• Calexico Unified has reasons to act on fiscal state, seek help
• IID's geothermal parcels present a lucrative potential
• El Centro man suspected of brandishing imitation assault rifle and making terrorist threats
• Man charged with brandishing unloaded shotgun at Imperial Police officer expected to enter no contest plea, attorney says
• Ex-Imperial Valley College Foundation official waives preliminary hearing
• Imperial Market Days moving along in 2011
• Justice Carlos R. Moreno announces retirement from California Supreme Court
• Valley lacks forecaster amid frigid temperatures
• Scoping meeting puts wind farm before public's criticism
• Brawley development fees slated for discussion during public hearing Feb. 15
• Calexico school board held up by many agendas
• DA: Probe into wreck where 3 died still not complete
• Family of missing woman seeks help in finding her
• First of four El Centro farmers markets canceled
• State lawmakers target automatic citizenship
• Jerry Brown relies on old friends in first wave of appointments
• Federal appeals court denies county intervention in gay marriage issue
• Florida man rides through Imperial Valley for clean water
• Brawley OKs grant application to seek water meter funding
• Energy generator might go it alone on transmission line
• Tough Times: Uninsured fall back on safety nets
• Suspect holds up Calexico bank
• Blue Angels land in the Valley, look forward to their stay
• Suspect holds up Calexico bank
• Holiday draws riders from near and far to local sand dunes
• New Year's babies born in El Centro and Brawley
• Migrant workers at greater risk of contracting HIV, Imperial Valley officials say
• Lawsuit could increase construction cost of power plant
• Pest problems at Enrique Camarena Junior High in Calexico are being handled
• Woman hurt during a rollover crash off Highway 111
• New resolve for the New Year
• Longtime pastor in Brawley turns 100 today
• Five new laws take effect
• Party like it's 2011, but be smart about it
• Power and water district takes stock of successful year
• Library to close for renovations
• Toy soldier figure stolen outside of El Centro home
• Sales OK but not great, Imperial Valley merchants report
• New California law holds parents liable for children missing too much school
• Annual breakfast celebrates visitors
• Checkpoints set up in El Centro and Calexico
• Motive sought in San Diego professor's slaying in Tijuana
• Highway Patrol officer who served in El Centro remembered
• Tribes band together to halt Tessera solar project in second suit
• Storm no local threat
• Homeowners advised how to combat rodent infestation
• Shoppers in El Centro still wary of economy despite project national boost in sales
• Holidays geared toward families at local sand dunes
• El Centro police seek suspects in weekend stabbing
• Lighter criminal offense for marijuana finds favory
• Imperial Valley Solar project facing problems
• Valley Police Beat: No fatalities reported and one impaired driving arrest made in Imperial Valley during enforcement period
• Schwarzenegger departs without major budget reform
• Dunes season here
• Plans falling into place for the El Centro library
• Police Beat: Stabbing occurs in El Centro
• 1 in 5 expected to return holiday gifts this season
• IID: Power deal could bring more jobs
• Sheriff's dive team covers whole Imperial Valley
• Police spread Christmas giving
• Local women give back
• Three things to know about Salvation Army Christmas caroling
• Imperial Valley Police Beat:Alleged attempted murder arrest made
• Naughty and nice recycling for the holiday season
• Down to the wire for Christmas shopping
• Three wise firefighters bear gifts for children in pediatrics
• Calexico meets to nip mice issue in the bud
• IID cautiously optimistic to seal budget deal
• Mice that roared in Calexico
• FBI probes death of Marine in Mexicali
• Roads a problem during recent storms
• Santa visits El Centro library
• Protest held over long wait in Gutierrez case
• Wind Zero given green light
• Imperial Valley College donations benefit local residents
• Plans for $5 million in El Centro street improvements approved
• Controversial immigration law concerns some at supervisors meeting
• IID Board of Directors honors Bill Condit for his years of service
• Imperial Irrigation District Briefs: Purchasing card abuse leads to new monitoring
• Imperial Valley Food Bank and community foundations work together to help the displaced of De Anza Hotel
• ICE adopts 12 families to bring holiday spirit
• Former IID director, El Centro mayor died
• Imperial County supes to take up immigration, Wind Zero issues
• Colorado River: Mexico's water to be stored until earthquake repairs complete
• Board OKs extending California's high-speed rail line
• 'City Lights' fade with final farewell
• First United Methodist celebrates 'Musical Tribute'
• Fathers, children join for Christmas at prison
• Imperial Valley Police Beat
• Wind Zero opponents meet at Desert Museum to voice concerns
• Center provides options for Valley residents in poverty
• Calexico teen was heading for placement facility when exited out of minivan, official says
• Ho ho homie: Car clubs collect toys for los ninos
• Calipatria celebrates Christmas in the Dark
• City of El Centro, RDA, celebrate better bond rating
• Santa Claus flies in - literally - to Brawley school
• Classes unite for program
• Investigation continuing on pot charges involving four Barbara Worth Junior High School students
• Job gains seen in some sectors
• Judge assigned to hear Suarez trial
• City Of El Centro Winter Community Newsletter
• City of El Centro Receives Upgraded Rating for El Centro Redevelopment Agency, Tax Allocation Bonds
• Calexico Unified workers are having problems with food services director and supervisor
• Judge rules in favor of tribe, halts Imperial County solar project
• Booker T. Washington's ASES students perform for the crowd
• Credit card audit released
• Millions allocated for school construction, modernization program
• First-grade students receive gifts and visit from Santa at Winterhaven Highway Patrol station
• Robots score in MESA competition
• Earthquakes shake Brawley area, may not be related to Easter earthquake
• Just-retired CHP officer dies after motorcycle wreck
• Wife: School Board Shooter Had Troubled Life
• More than $1 million in drugs seized
• New lights unveiled at Calipatria park
• Children step into new shoes
• Major earthquake repair OK'd for Jefferson Elementary in Calexico
• Imperial County Supervisors Briefs: County One Stop returns to old location
• Mardi Gras Light Parade and Street Festival
• El Centro Finance Director to Receive Award
• Routes To IV Mall And IV Plaza During Holiday Season
• City of El Centro News - Veterans Appreciation Festival
• El Centro City Council Reorganization
• City of El Centro News - Haunted House
• Valley Testing Valley Weight Loss United FC wins fest soccer tournament
• Imperial Valley Press holds fest for Valley
• POLiCE BEAT: EL CENTRO: Small fire burns empty trailer
• Event benefits local youngsters
• Fond memories of Novak
• Veteran walking across the U.S. to benefit other veterans
• ‘Pooch Café’ tries out vacant spot
• Local Sears manager makes it final round on his way to help needy children in Imperial County
• Economic interest forms show transparency for Imperial County officials
• Parent-Teacher Organizations and Associations aid schools in countless ways
• Imperial Valley Press advances news delivery, continues commitment to the community
• El Centro teen named Brawley Cattle Call Queen
• County's Proposition 8 fight paid for by donations
• Imperial Valley College to honor deceased advocate for the disabled, Mel Wendrick
• Los Angeles Nirvana tribute band to play Saturday in El Centro
• Cattle Call queen contestants show off horsemanship skills
• Death of Imperial’s Amber Bryant brings awareness to domestic violence
• Calexico man to face vandalism charges after damaging holding cell
• Armed robbery suspect arrested in Calexico
• Panel discusses border policies at Binational Conference
• John Kubler Jr., dedicated farmer, family man and community volunteer, receives farmer of the year award
• Hundreds attend Veterans’ Job Fair
• Imperial Valley veterans react to signing of benefits bill
• Club learns, grows together
• Officials awaiting toxicology results following discovery of dead man near east Port of Entry
• Woman convicted of insurance fraud sentenced to three years of probation, attorney says
• Club learns, grows together
• Officials awaiting toxicology results following discovery of dead man near east Port of Entry
• Woman convicted of insurance fraud sentenced to three years of probation, attorney says
• Calexico man to face vandalism charges after damaging holding cell
• Armed robbery suspect arrested in Calexico
• Panel discusses border policies at Binational Conference
• John Kubler Jr., dedicated farmer, family man and community volunteer, receives farmer of the year award
• Hundreds attend Veterans’ Job Rair
• Imperial Valley veterans react to signing of benefits bill
• Conference highlights obstacles facing AIDS/HIV patients
• 2 E.C. missing children found at park safe
• Investigation into deadly wreck nearly complete
• Grown-ups, kids can enjoy Imperial Valley Press Fest
• El Centro district to look into budget changes
• El Centro school theater could be named to honor Jimmie Cannon
• Hundreds mourn during funeral of Amber Bryant
• Landowner seeking restraining order
• Williamson Act won’t keep going in Imperial County, affirmed supervisors
• Vetoed guidance for New River bond could delay project
• Imperial County declared disaster because of storms
• Cancer victim takes back his life
• Local senior citizens react to 2011 Social Security pension freeze
• EnergySource Open House
• NOVEMBER ELECTION: Candidates sound off during debate in Brawley
• VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Agents intercept load of marijuana
• El Centro Police Department promotes two to sergeant
• Man shot by police for brandishing weapon sentenced to 14 years in prison
• COUNTY SUPERVISORS BRIEFS: Local effects from state budget unknown
• Niland Sanitary District gets line of credit
• Imperial Irrigation District votes to stay neutral on Proposition 23
• Mexican consul is widely traveled
• Quake shakes Mexicali
• De La Rosa to resign from Calexico Unified School District board
• Holtville bans medical marijuana dispensaries
• Report on fatal crash not public, Highway Patrol official says
• County to discuss another trip to China
• Shooter went to family home to retrieve weapon, police say
• HOLTVILLE BRIEFS: Two deaths reel city staff, officials
• El Centro Elementary School District will still receive some funds
• Picnic highlights importance of November election
• Locals praise heroes for freedom
• Calexico man celebrates 100, on 10-10-10
• Community raises funds for victim's son
• Abandoned El Centro house burns
• Local Sears manager moves to final round in charity event
• Holtville to consider expanding nuisance ordinance
• ‘Baldo’ comic to be featured this week
• Valley Police Beat: 35 pounds of cocaine seized at port
• Migrant education program holds first Boys Leadership Conference
• Lowe’s and Desert Gardens team up to beautify El Centro school
• Clubs throughout the Valley celebrate 4-H Week
• Segment of Highway 78 renamed for pioneers
• Imperial Valley pioneers are celebrated
• Luminaries light Holt Park in Holtville
• More than 400 workers attend Farm Workers Health Fair
• 2010 Farmer of the Year banquet to honor Valley contributor
• Ball honors firefighters
• Students learn fire safety
• Storms overwhelm IID outage hotline
• State budget passes, but how will Imperial County fare?
• Bus, vehicle collide; jaws of life used to extract driver
• Fashion show benefits Imperial Valley College foundation
• Calexico Unified pleads their case with Mallory not in attendance
• Storms wreak havoc on IID power system, cost district $600,000
• All-American Canal buoy installation begins, safety project to total $1.1 million
• Veliquette hired without criminal check
• Pink, purple-decorated fence to honor slain teacher
• Teachers sound off on kindergarten age change
• Niland Sanitary District discusses dissolving district because of lack of funding
• Pesticide confirmed in canal water near Holtville
• IID approves amendment for renewable project transmission fees
• IID holds groundbreaking for El Centro Unit 3 generator
• Couple’s relationship questioned
• Calexico Police warn residents of phone scam
• Students from two Calexico schools shifted around due to gas leak
• Mexicali health adviser killed Tuesday
• Suspected drunk driver arrested after shattering window, El Centro say
• Pioneers’ Museum Day held this Saturday
• Brawley man’s motion for new trial denied; sentencing set Tuesday
• City Council recognizes a proclamation of its ‘sixth council member’
• Port does what it can
• VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Man knocks down pole; arrested
• VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Agents seize cocaine at Interstate 8 checkpoint
• El Centro City Council supports Measure J tax extension
• El Centro City Council approves bicycle master plan update
• VALLEY POLICE BEAT: No one injured at Calexico schools during gas leak incident
• BOARD OF SUPERVISORS BRIEFS: Supes OK reverse 911 cost-sharing
• Utility tax tops Brawley City Council agenda
• Imperial Irrigation District board changes transmission fee
• Solar project in Imperial Valley approved
• IID Board extends IVC local entity funding timeframe, grants remaining funds
• Engineering firm’s grant OK’d; open door policy eyed
• Imperial Irrigation District Board of Directors considers vehicle sale, funds for IVC
• El Centro eyes bike master plan, issuing bonds
• Supes consider reverse 911 funding
• Imperial Irrigation District, Quantification Settlement Agreement parties file appellate briefs
• Cesar Chavez improvements on Calexico council agenda
• Holtville employees saddened by news of fellow worker, city manager says
• Friends share fond memories of slain school teacher Amber Bryant
• El Centro police to investigate motive behind fatal shooting
• TOUGH TIMES: Video store survives despite Netflix, Red Box
• Imperial Irrigation District seeks talks with Border Patrol over substation incident
• Calexico Unified School District still seeks waiver
• Locals help fight cancer
• Shooter killed himself after killing woman, El Centro police say
• VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Man alleged to have drugs
• VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Alleged assault leads to arrest
• Inclement weather no match for fundraiser
• Seeley water district gets $1.7 million
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• Calexico honors Orbia Hanks for service as organizer, coach and mentor
• County agencies team up for Baby Expo and Children’s Resource Fair at Imperial Valley Mall
• Thunderstorm pummels Imperial Valley
• Guests turn out for open house at El Centro fire station
• Five bills acted on by Calif. governor with potential local impact
• Man faces long prison term under three strikes law
• Brawley’s Happy Days in the Park draws crowds
• Pest hits Valley kale crops
• Border Counties Coalition seeks federal reimbursement
• 2010 Binational Health Week began Friday
• Yuma man arrested in connection with killing of man whose body was found in Winterhaven
• Highway Patrol officials from El Centro stunned when lightning strikes patrol car
• Imperial Valley thunderstorms collapses roof, expected to continue into weekend
• Father and daughter cited and released for alleged attack on coach during cross country meet
• Bail denied for CBP officer charged with importing drugs through Calexico ports of entry
• Two Imperial Valley men charged with felony weapon violations
• Coalition members’ arrival celebrated
• El Centro’s Ross Avenue portion to be closed until mid-next week
• Senior Brawley man sentenced in immigrant-smuggling case
• National GEAR UP Day celebrated at Calexico High School by students for students
• Two sites eyed for new courthouse in El Centro, state official says
• Imperial Valley Solar Project clears state requirements, needs BLM approval
• IID continues to flush out water cisterns after possible chemical spill
• Procedures continue with dealing with suspected Holtville area spill
• Calexico casino: One step further after zone change approval
• Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary celebrates reading with Book Character Day
• Pedestrians fed up with wait times at downtown Calexico port
• Calexico Unified furthers report on earthquake damage throughout the district
• California Energy Commission approves Imperial Valley Solar Project
• CALEXICO — The Measure H half-cent sales tax increase will go into effect Friday.
• MWD sends letter to Reclamation against IID’s proposed water release into Salton Sea
• IID responds to apparent fungicide spill in canal
• Suspected fungicide spill causes water problems near Holtville
• Students face long wait
• The Connect a Million Minds Project launches for El Centro Elementary School District students
• VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Two CBP officers’ hearing delayed
• IID board works on general manager’s goals
• SUPERVISORS BRIEFS: Airport panel lacks members to meet
• Southwest border senators request more funding for ports of entry
• County supports IID’s Salton Sea mitigation
• Brock built experimental farm
• Brock reservoir being filled
• Wind Zero put on hold by Imperial County Board of Supervisors
• VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Dead Centinela prison inmate identified
• SDSU wait-list students get admission
• VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Coroner’s Office identifies man fatally shot Sept. 19 in Slabs area
• Four arrested in alleged home invasion robbery
• HOLTVILLE BRIEFS: Council supports November ballot measure
• Holtville seeks sewer rate study bids
• Wind Zero to go before Imperial County Board of Supervisors today
• County No. 2 in state Alzheimer’s cases
• Report on fatal crash at Heber and Bowker roads can’t yet be made public, official says
• Burrowing owl population drops by 27 percent in Imperial County
• Drastic drop in border crossings impact Imperial County business
• VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Convicted sex offender arrested by agents
• Taggers seemingly get away with graffit
• Barbecue plates support ICSO organizations
• Local woman celebrates 105th birthday
• San Diego University Imperial Valley students head to national Hispanic Association of Colleges and
• Boys & Girls Clubs of Imperial Valley hold rockin’ fundraiser-auction
• IID board to set general manager's goals, objectives
• Valley residents sound off on graffiti
• Taggers seemingly get away with graffit
• Group holds fundraiser to benefit locals with cancer
• Couch caught on fire, no injuries reported
• Patrons gather at luncheon to support the fight against breast cancer
• None hurt in Hwy. 78 rollover crash
• Sheriff’s barbecue set for fairgrounds
• Brawley’s Miguel Hidalgo Elementary requires fingerprinting for volunteers?
• Official: Hundreds of jobs generated by Calexico opening of green tech company
• CBP officer assigned to Calexico Port of Entry arraigned on drug-related charge
• Fundraiser under way at El Centro’s Chili’s eatery
• El Centro’s Desert Garden students enjoy the sweet taste of perfect attendance
• IID considers district AC replacement
• Calexico to host Border Counties Coalition
• Major transportation project set to improve Portico area roads
• El Centro high school district candidates discuss their positions on issues
• MWD, Reclamation question IID’s release of water into Salton Sea
• Seeley water tank taken down at no cost to water district
• Mourners pay tribute to Brawley fire captain
• Valley Police Beat: Sex offender arrested
• Valley Police Beat: Teenage motorist escapes major injury following collision with freight train in
• Resolved Brawley Bypass strike involved compensation and benefits
• San Diego State University Imperial Valley Campus holds Study Abroad Fair
• Attendance at higher education parent, student night triples
• Sentencing for Brawley man wounded in officer-involved shooting continued to Oct. 6
• Four people sworn in during ceremony at El Centro Police Activities League
• Planning commission approves geothermal testing wells southwest of Brawley
• Central Union High School District Board of Trustees announces vacancy due to resignation
• Call boxes to line Highway 86 west of Brawley
• $70 million neurological facility to be built in Calexico
• Strike pushes back Brawley Bypass phase two opening
• IID Board approves high-voltage discounts
• Dental group fined $130K for discrimination
• Brawley council postpones taking action again on subdivision issue
• Mexicali’s Fiestas del Sol lineup released
• Imperial County Supervisor briefs: Supes support enterprise zone growth
• Farm Bureau asks Imperial County Supervisors to keep Williamson Act; more study needed
• Valley Police Beat: Man pronounced dead at El Centro hospital last week identified
• IID to refund bonds of $18M
• Police receive DUI enforcement grant
• De Anza work nearly done
• IID to send additional 41,250 acre-feet of water to Salton Sea in 2010
• El Centro votes to continue medical marijuana moratorium, but bring it back after November election
• Otero releases names of Imperial cops in ‘Bubba’ death
• Imperial landfill given approval, though no host fee has been negotiated
• GEAR UP pushes college-going culture in Valley
• Loan to repair the De Anza Hotel possibly approved
• Imperial Valley Police Beat: Woman arrested after car falls down embankment
• Imperial Valley Police Beat: No injuries reported after car flips on El Centro’s Eighth Street
• Bids opened on earthquake-damaged Drew, Brockman roads in Imperial County
• Williamson Act to be discussed at Imperial County Supervisors meeting
• Man shot dead in Niland slabs area
• Medical marijuana heading back to El Centro City Council
• El Centro hospital paid $2.2 million for alleged Medicare fraud
• Fire closes El Centro Applebee’s on Monday
• Lack of budget hits child care
• SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — There’s apparently a drought on California campuses.
• Holtville commits to follow the ADA
• Holtville takes action to update commercial kitchens to fire codes
• IVy Night Club puts on concert to benefit local cancer center
• HIGHER EDUCATIOIN WEEK: College reps visit Valley schools Compiled
• El Centro sector Border Patrol open house draws in local applicants
• The Rainforest Art Project holds Saturday classes, continues to grow in the Imperial Valley
• Imperial Valley Press to host Press Fest at Stark Field in order to launch redesign and give back to
• Imperial County’s Proposition 8 appeal brief filed in federal appellate court
• Tacos judged at El Centro Mexican independence celebration
• El Centro celebrates Mexico’s bicentennial with party
• Managed marsh flourishes 10 months later
• Valley Police Beat: Bogus 911 caller wants phone found
• Valley Police Beat: Shots fired leads to pursuit
• Valley Police Beat: IID vehicle and small car collide
• Valley Police Beat: Firefighters snuff out small blaze
• Valley Police Beat: Autopsy is set for man who died at El Centro Regional Medial Center
• Collection sites for unused medicine to be set up in Imperial Valley next Saturday
• Imperial County unemployment decreases in August, still above 30 percent
• Students set standards at Lincoln Elementary School in El Centro
• Kennedy Middle School starts first full year of in-school mariachi
• Rachford allowed to remain out of custody until 30-day treatment complete, judge rules
• Brawley City Council to discuss adding blighted sections of subdivisions to redevelopment project ar
• Southwest High School celebrates Mexican Independence Day at midday assemblies
• Airport starts new marketing campaign and services
• Road work to continue on El Centro’s Imperial Avenue
• POW, MIA honored in El Centro Navy base ceremony
• Pair of veterans shares bond of honor
• Valley Police Beat: No injuries reported in collision involving school bus in El Centro
• Mi Canal Televalle to start Imperial Valley programming
• Mexicali teen arrested following police chase
• Computer laboratory showcased during open house at El Centro Police Activities League center
• Grito reflects call to rise up
• Bicentennial grito de independencia crowds Crummett Park
• Salton Sea Authority wants answer from state on dam construction
• Sunrise Powerlink granted necessary permits
• Reservoir officially named after Imperial Valley farmer
• What’s up with Hidalgo?
• Scores are in for the Imperial County, two El Centro schools grew over 50 points
• LOCAL BRIEFS: Embezzlement suspect back to court; no damage from quake
• IMPERIAL VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Man is arrested by El Centro police following chase
• CALEXICO CITY COUNCIL: Vacancies reported and rehires requested
• Calexico, Mexicali residents share memories
• IID board votes unanimously to impose a 90 percent salary cap
• 5 things you should know about Mexico to celebrate its 200th anniversary
• Salaries of city managers disclosed
• Cost, convenience, fears could be factor in Imperial County flu shot numbers
• Valley Police Beat: Cocaine, marijuana seized in four incidents at downtown Port of Entry
• Fatal shooting of Yuma man whose body was found in Winterhaven being investigated
• Mexico celebrates bicentennial with special performances
• Utility services promotions on council agenda
• Holtville City Council briefs: Councilwoman resigns, ‘In God’ design approved
• Actions taken to replace Holtville’s earthquake damaged water tank
• No suspects in custody as probe in fatal shooting of Brawley man continues
• Holtville council takes stand against medical marijuana dispensaries
• Queen candidates try out makeup
• Abandoned building in Brawley burns Saturday
• Brawley police officers and other members recognized during award ceremony
• Women’s center in Brawley up for national contest to win $25,000 for its cause
• Holtville council to vote on medical marijuana, water tank replacement
• Cops file grievance for unpaid overtime
• Church group visits the Incan Empire through the eyes of pastor
• Neighborhood House receives grant for shelter
• Brawley eatery reopens, celebrates Mexican Independence Day
• Bill Young Cadets enjoy program
• “Invisible Children” visits the Imperial Valley
• Brawley Chamber of Commerce selects Teacher of the Year
• Calexico ordinance passes after long land dispute
• A vegetarian, Martinez becomes a soy vendor and soy expert
• Chacon’s Music Store reflects a lifetime of music, more
• Benitez turns her love of food into business
• Opportunities for new microbusiness owners at Calexico center
• Cocaine seized at Highway 86 checkpoint
• El Centro Adult Center opens doors
• Filner updates El Centro Kiwanis on legislation
• Drugs and suspected drug smugglers nabbed at Calexico Port of Entry
• Jury trial for Danenberg Road slaying set Jan. 18
• El Centro man sentenced to four years for offenses that include possessing child pornography
• Imperial County awarded $1.7 million for high foreclosure rate
• Patriot Day at Bill E. Young Jr. Middle School brings U.S. Congressional candidate Nick Popaditch to
• Members of church, students take part in putting 9/11 display
• FEMA, CalEMA approve $3.9 million for Imperial Valley Easter earthquake repairs
• Earthquake reimbursement money comes to Imperial County Schools
• Calexico cops have new duty
• Meetings to be held over Sonny Bono refuge management
• Car thefts decrease by 17.6 percent in Imperial County from 2008 to 2009
• Fire knocks out power for El Centro residents
• Imperial County committee passes along three energy projects
• Municipal guards assigned to downtown port of entry
• El Centro’s pension fund refinancing set to save $900,000
• Valley Police Beat: Results pending in autopsy of missing Yuma man found dead near Winterhaven landf
• Ex-prison employee convicted of filing fraudulent worker’s compensation claims ordered back in
• Governor doesn’t have to defend Prop. 8, rules California Supreme Court; Imperial County conti
• IID project management office to continue answering to management
• County supervisors slated to discuss expansion of Brawley enterprise zone
• Imperial County’s regional planning group against greenhouse gas reduction proposal
• Imperial County appeals federal decision in order to overturn high wind events, get dust rules appro
• Southwest High School football player proves himself despite developmental disability
• Imperial County briefs: Drew Road bid pushed back
• Council approves hiring of two temporary, part-time assistants
• City continues negotiations after OnSite Labor, Inc. contract termination
• Imperial County’s $475M budget approved unanimously
• Mexican Consulate announces Independence Day festivities
• Brawley City Council tables decision on adding blighted subdivisions to RDA project area until Sept.
• NAF chiefs lend helping hands to Brawley veteran memorial wall
• El Centro briefs: Medical marijuana discussion on hold; $200,000 raised for city events
• No fatal wrecks reported in Imperial Valley during Labor Day weekend
• Brawley City Council adopts new time change for meetings
• China trip approved for Imperial County supervisor
• VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Boy said to assault mother
• VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Man allegedly stabs cousin
• VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Autopsy pending on missing Yuma man found dead
• Imperial County’s Drew Road construction bid may be pushed back
• El Centro’s medical marijuana moratorium extension to be voted on today
• Patrons turn out for bingo in El Centro
• TOUGH TIMES: Economy prompts more people to shop at thrift store
• Calipatria woman praised for her volunteerism with American Red Cross
• More rehires on Calexico City Council agenda
• Labor Day not so important without a job
• Imperial Printers employee, 76, keeps working — but will relax on Labor Day
• VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Police arrest E.C. suspect
• Navy League meets Tuesday
• VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Man arrested in Brawley attempted homicide case
• Campaign to raise money for American Red Cross service center in Imperial Valley gets under way
• Imperial County officials say they won’t be charged should they lose Prop. 8
• Imperial County’s budget shows increases by many departments, some cuts
• Imperial Valley high school rivalries: Start of the new school year means chances to face off
• Chamber sponsors barbecue fundraiser in Niland
• Rachford to appear in jail court Sept. 16
• Investigation of 2007 Brawley homicide is still ongoing, detective says
• Imperial County to appeal federal decision on dust mitigation measures
• Imperial County dove hunting drops first few days, weekend count unsure
• Gilbert Mendez chosen as Calexico High principal
• Calexico west port of entry to begin construction next summer
• New flights out of Mexicali set
• Calexico High School band, drill and boosters gather for community support
• All-American Canal buoys expected to be installed by year’s end
• El Centro Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Valley Police Beat: Semi goes over mountain cliff
• Airport fuel linemen are rehired
• MANA’s 2010 Las Primeras honorees introduced
• Labrada ready to step down as Central Union High School District board member
• IID to receive state funding for drain, silt-related maintenance
• Imperial County meteorologist salary may be paid by noncounty sources
• Barbara Worth Country Club residents presented with plans from potential owners
• Imperial County dove-hunting season opens with a bang
• Dove season kicks off
• El Centro National Guardsmen now fully operational
• Imperial County budget hearings end with no layoffs, furloughs
• Study shows obesity growing in Imperial County
• Agreement signed on New River improvement project
• River makes a bad neighbor
• VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Suspected illegal immigrant drowns
• VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Two victims injured in separate El Centro stabbings
• Opening briefs submitted in California association’s appeal of redevelopment fund raid
• Event held in Holtville to cover funeral costs of two residents who died last week
• Memories in the making: Last Imperial Valley public school districts resume classes
• Public asked to help identify man killed in Winterhaven
• New River improvements on today’s City Council agenda
• Imperial County budget uncertain, pending state budget approval
• Frederic Din answers questions on homeowners and short sales
• Short sales provide options for homeowners
• El Centro outpatient center expansion lauded at ribbon-cutting event
• VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Body found in canal; two stabbed
• Local Brawley Union High School graduate wins award and more at MIT
• Unidentified man found shot dead in field near Winterhaven
• Winterhaven residents remember last week’s tornado-like winds which collapsed buildings, scare
• Time Warner employees and children raise funds for cancer research via rummage and bake sale
• After School Enrichment and Safety program keeps kids active, helps out parents
• VALLEY POLICE BEAT: 3 small quakes hit the Valley
• VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Car seized by Sheriff’s Office
• VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Two stabbed, no suspects
• Local bill passes Legislature, others move forward
• El Centro sinkhole filled, capped, finished Saturday afternoon
• Valley Police Beat: Man runs into border
• Valley Police Beat: No injuries in alleged drive-by
• Motorist arrested in connection with incident at Highway 115
• One confirmed heat-related death in Imperial Valley, coroner’s office reports
• Cattle Call Queen competition kicks off with orientation
• Calexico High School says goodbye to Barraza, will say hello to new principal on Wednesday
• The week that was: Imperial Valley students react to first week of school
• Imperial County pounded by hail, rain
• One confirmed heat-related death in Imperial Valley, coroner’s office reports
• Cattle Call Queen competition kicks off with orientation
• Calexico High School says goodbye to Barraza, will say hello to new principal on Wednesday
• The week that was: Imperial Valley students react to first week of school
• Imperial County pounded by hail, rain
• Motorist arrested in connection with incident at Highway 115
• El Centro’s sinkhole repair could begin today, lanes to shut down
• Imperial County LAFCO looking to be more independent
• Imperial County planning director retires after almost 36 years
• Ninety-two wrapped packages of marijuana found by CBP officers at Calexico Port of Entry
• Two Holtville brothers die in collision, officials say
• Calexico residents list their goals for city ahead of workshop
• Linda Copp answers questions on new nutritional decision
• Calorie mandate: FDA to require restaurant chains to publish calories on menus
• Rachford to appear in jail court Sept. 2
• Sinkhole continues to impact traffic
• Schools get top posts changes
• Portion of Imperial County’s Highway 111 getting new name
• Brawley Bypass bid on hold until California budget resolved
• One meter reader for more than 8,000 Calexico accounts
• 320-acre solar farm receives Imperial County Planning Commission approval
• Imperial County high school exit exam scores hover around the state average
• Citizens’ group seeks renegotiated QSA, grassroots involvement
• Imperial Valley rides heat wave
• Valley Police Beat: Car gets away from driver
• Valley Police Beat: Woman wards off would-be purse snatcher in El Centro with screams
• SDSU President announces retirement
• Horn reported encounter at Brawley Wal-Mart, assistant DA says
• Uninsured Imperial County residents cite cost as main reason for no health insurance
• Imperial Irrigation District board approves 20 megawatt SunPeak Solar project
• Quantification Settlement Agreement appeal could be decided by 2011, IID attorney says
• New director takes over Imperial Valley Food Bank during time of increased demand and economic uncer
• Sinkhole found on El Centro’s Fourth Street causes lane closure
• Valley Police Beat: Methamphetamine found in SUV
• Valley Police Beat: Pot found amid spoiled melons
• Valley Police Beat: Sobriety, licenses to be examined
• Solar project proposed near Niland to go before Imperial County planning commission
• Valley Police Beat: Holtville woman arrested on suspicion of impaired driving
• Goal-setting workshop to be held Saturday
• Portion of El Centro’s Dogwood Road to remain closed until Thursday
• Administrative changes in local districts bring new faces to old positions
• Elementary schools' first day back: First-time student experiences
• TOUGH TIMES: Electricity consumption mirrors economy
• Valley Police Beat: Yuma man escapes injury when car plunges into canal
• Local briefs: Calexico library, tech center available
• More than 30 percent of Imperial County residents uninsured
• Heffernan Healthcare board approves Grand Jury recommendations
• Imperial County dove-hunting regulations released
• Report on fatal crash involving ICE agent expected mid-September
• Effort to revoke Richard Horn’s release fails
• Imperial County officials say local environmental group killed effective portion of environmental bi
• Imperial Irrigation District forecasts additional $390 million over next 37 years
• Veteran speaks on U.S. soldiers returning from Iraq, voices support
• Teachers prepping classrooms for the first day of class
• Cost of school supplies adds up
• Last minute back-to-school shopping brings on stress, less for others
• Local Sears manager moves into Top Five on his way to helping local students
• City of El Centro News: Road Closure - August 24, 2010
• Air quality and trade bills by Assemblyman V. Manuel Pérez, D-Coachella approved in state leg
• Valley Police Beat: Man claims to be smuggler
• Imperial Irrigation District to hear Quantification Settlement Agreement update, news on increased b
• Layoffs notices served: State cuts to child care may affect Imperial Valley
• Morgan-Holtz parties seek $15 million in attorneys’ fees for QSA-related litigation
• The cost of the Quantification Settlement Agreement: Imperial County governments spend millions in l
• Gran Plaza Outlets construction to begin next year
• Gran Plaza Outlets cast uncertain future on downtown businesses
• Union on strike at Glamis-area Mesquite Regional Landfill
• El Centro’s Dogwood Road to close for construction
• FEMA advises electronic waste mass generates opportunities
• Court hearing set in Fresno County in Richard Horn case
• El Centro teen was wounded in drive-by shooting in Mexicali, officer says
• Imperial County unemployment jumps back to 30 percent
• DA waiting for autopsy report in Imperial man’s death
• Brawley towing service holds heavy-duty demonstration
• Calexico Chamber of Commerce helps welcome teachers back
• Imperial Valley’s KROP to come back with all talk radio format
• Checkpoint to be conducted today in Brawley
• Juvenile correctional officer arrested by Imperial Police on petty theft charge
• Small business owners network, increase company profiles at chamber mixer
• SAVAPA harassment suit still on course
• Campesinos Unidos director rebuts state report
• New Brawley Elementary School District superintendent hopes to build on existing programs, obtain fu
• IMPERIAL VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Man nabbed on arrest warrant
• Father of slain Palm Desert teenage girl seeks to have Aug. 20 a day of remembrance
• Imperial Irrigation District to fund 76 percent of Imperial Dam concrete repairs
• IMPERIAL VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Marijuana seized at East Calexico Port of Entry
• Final list of candidates set for Imperial County’s November election
• San Diego State University focuses on low-income families with the Educational Opportunity Programs
• San Diego State University-Imperial Valley campus holds freshman orientation
• Heffernan district adopts first budget in three years
• Imperial Valley border enforcement to increase
• Imperial County supes chairman missing in action for three of last six meetings
• State find ‘significant issues’ with Campesinos Unidos federal stimulus funding
• Lower temperatures, economy lessen Imperial Irrigation District power demand
• Imperial Irrigation District Board of Directors examines full renewable energy potential in Valley
• Imperial County supervisors briefs: Imperial Center phase two bid approved
• Imperial County supervisors vote to continue discussion on Imperial landfill
• Convicted Brawley man to undergo state-monitored evaluation, judge rules
• No information available on shooting of El Centro teen
• Warrant issued against Rachford, DA says
• Proposed IID facilities upgrades amount to about $5.9 million
• Imperial County could sue over dust rules
• Imperial County backs cities’ transportation funding
• Calexico paves the way to redesign street with port resolution
• Advocates meet to discuss medicinal marijuana in downtown El Centro
• IMPERIAL VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Hisel hearing is postponed
• IMPERIAL VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Man, 80, is injured by car
• Calexico to get monthly budget presentations
• Allied Waste-related campaign contributions cause some to question Imperial County Supervisors&rsquo
• El Centro high schools back in session
• Imperial County tops list of bad broadband connections in the nation
• IMPERIAL VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Man allegedly had $434,720
• Calexico City Council to hear internal issues
• Local impact of border money is unknown
• IMPERIAL VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Packages seized in Calexico allegedly contained marijuana
• STAR test results are in for California, Imperial County improves
• HOLVTILLE POLICE BEAT: Man jumping in road, cops called
• IID to hear information items on building refurbishment, Imperial Dam silt basin repairs
• El Centro teen shot in the head in Mexicali
• Calexico High ready for students
• El Centro high school students sound off before first day back to school
• Salvation Army offers utility payment assistance to seniors
• Holtville High School club stands up for suicide prevention
• Neighborhood House Backpack Project helps kids get back to school
• IMPERIAL VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Cops called over 2 men with bat
• Ice cream trucks please littlest customers
• IID to present renewable energy portfolio update: includes solar
• Niland could run entirely on solar power during sunny days
• IID: no agreement with SDCWA, Reclamation for canal buoy funding
• Man stabbed in arm in El Centro
• IMPERIAL VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Packages of unknown substance found in railroad car coming from Mexical
• Vote of no-confidence issued against Probation Chief Krizay
• Calexico Unified board finally determines superintendent Luna’s fate
• Calexico football drama leads students to protest
• Calexico’s furlough days starting today
• Brawley Police Department is two officer positions away from being fully staffed, officials say
• Calexico RDA cuts outlined
• Calexico city department presentations provide a clearer picture
• Calexico Unified School District granted only 10 days on attendance waiver
• Central school district makes land lease deal; no concrete plans
• Survey for Central Union High School District shows voters support improvements, not new high school
• Naval Air Facility El Centro inaugurates state-of-the-art child, youth center
• Federal stimulus funds redistributed to six other regional projects
• IID investigates diverting underrun to aid Salton Sea
• Planning Commission votes to recommend having Wind Zero go forward
• Imperial County Board of Supervisors unanimously approves McCabe Ranch II development
• Calexico, unions reach agreement
• Calexico soon to see urgent care 24/7
• Imperial Irrigation District to vote on solar project on Aug. 24
• Imperial County representative’s expedited environmental review bill heads to Governor
• Supes approve $20,000 for full-color Valley tourism brochures
• No action yet taken regarding CUSD’s Superintendent Luna
• Brawley to look into utility charges following complaints about increasing rent at Mobile Home Park
• Target and The Salvation Army team up for shopping event in El Centro
• Music camp keeps children active and builds skills during summer; will hold upcoming concert
• Imperial County supervisors vote to appeal overturning of Prop. 8
• Imperial Irrigation District board votes to fund All-American Canal buoys
• Tunnel surprises some, some unfazed
• Federal authorities continue investigation following discovery of tunnel in Calexico
• El Grito de Independencia and Taco Cook-Off
• VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Autopsy set for 7-year-old Mexicali boy who drowned
• Imperial County supes to continue discussions on 2,300-unit housing development
• Two men arrested in connection with weekend shooting in Brawley
• VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Calexico man arrested for allegedly having undeclared currency
• Imperial County election deadline ends for many races, more coming to close Wednesday
• Holtville fire contract with Imperial County to be renegotiated
• No workshop set for Holtville utility tax discussion, but report to be presented in October
• No crime was committed last week in connection with Horn, state official says
• Luna’s job evaluation discussed in closed session during meeting
• El Centro community youth advocate dies, many say they will miss him
• TOUGH TIMES: El Centro not a bad place to live
• Imperial Sand Dunes management plan to be reviewed after public comment period ends
• Exhibitors show off Mexicali during promotional event at Imperial Valley Mall
• Friends rally to help El Centro family after the loss of their daughter, sister
• IMPERIAL VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Bed reported stolen in E.C.
• Holtville City Council to decide time to talk utility tax
• IMPERIAL VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Shooting reported in Brawley
• Concert gets off to rocky start at Crummett Park
• Changing how wireless 911 calls in Imperial Valley are received part of statewide effort
• Valley Police Beat: Girlfriend strikes man
• Valley Police Beat: Child, 7, drowns in Sunbeam Lake
• Local Sears manager looks to give back to local students in a big way
• IID considers moving forward with buoy installation
• IVROP’s My Future Matters program rewards parents for helping their children
• Finnell family of Imperial has triplets, featured on new TV show
• Tips for helping your student transition back to school
• Back to school: Insight on school dress code
• Renewable energy would lead to 10 percent rate increase by 2015
• Richard Horn arrested on unspecified violations
• Imperial County Sheriff’s Office teaches bike safety to Holtville children
• Heber’s new school in the works, will be K-3 school
• Highway Patrol authorities urge all California residents to never leave children unattended inside v
• Kids enjoy, learn from talent show
• Heffernan board members conduct budget workshop in Calexico
• Sentencing for ex-Centinela State Prison worker set Sept. 8
• Filing period ends for thirteen races on Imperial County’s November ballot
• Cocaine seized at downtown port of entry in Calexico
• New mothers bring babies to learn about breastfeeding pluses
• Suicidal man gives himself up to Imperial police
• Brawley man, wounded in officer-involved shooting, convicted of lesser charge
• Physical activity programs funded through grant by Heffernan health care district
• Calexico Unified teacher receives California Adviser of the Year award from MESA
• Pioneers Memorial Hospital to construct 81 private hospital rooms
• Calexico Unified prolongs review of superintendent’s contract, people protest
• Imperial County could appeal intervention decision in Proposition 8 gay marriage case
• Some Imperial Valley residents react to Proposition 8 overturn
• San Diego State University-Imperial Valley campus transfer orientation answers student’s quest
• New dean of San Diego State University-Imperial Valley campus speaks
• Fire’s location poses difficulties
• Fires burn home and field
• Possible seven Imperial County cases of whooping cough cause concern over statewide epidemic
• Valley Police Beat: Brawley man arrested on four counts
• Labor negotiations continue between Calexico and employee union
• Adult stores moratorium extended
• IMPERIAL VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Border Patrol agents arrest convicted sex offender west of Calexico
• Car wash fundraiser done for Yuma girl who lost fight to cancer
• Stimulus money, local funds to fix up El Centro’s Adams Avenue
• EL CENTRO CITY COUNCIL BRIEFS: Funding priorities set for earthquake damage repairs
• Imperial County supes continue Imperial landfill expansion talks, push back budget hearings
• Earthquake-damaged Imperial County roads to be restored, along with Keystone Road improvement projec
• Contract with temp agency rescinded by Calexico City Council in 4-1 vote
• Calexico border toll talk dies
• Region suffers bad air quality
• Steps taken to safeguard air quality in Imperial County, official said
• El Centro’s Imperial Avenue expansion funding application approved
• Narcotics seized at the downtown Port of Entry
• El Centro fire displaces family
• Earthquake damaged El Centro to set priorities for repair
• Imperial landfill discussions to continue today, possible be continued for a week
• Brawley man arrested on allegation of attempted murder
• DC delegation tours Valley agriculture
• Suspect allegedly aimed shotgun at Imperial police officer, District Attorney says
• TOUGH TIMES: Juvenile crimes cost Imperial County thousands, officials say
• Federal grant could allow El Centro to extend Imperial Avenue
• Grant to help clean up New River
• Efforts continue to clean up New River
• IMPERIAL VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Argument erupts with bats near school
• IMPERIAL VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Attempted murder suspect is arrested
• IMPERIAL VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Riot breaks out in Salton Sea casino
• Closed roads repairs to go before Imperial County supes for approval
• Longtime sheriff’s sergeant retires from Imperial County Sheriff’s Office
• Family reunites with soldier after tour in Afghanistan
• Upcoming "Night Out Against Crime" event comes to El Centro
• IMPERIAL VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Two transients fight over a shopping cart
• IMPERIAL VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Recycling material is reported stolen
• IMPERIAL VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Rent money stolen in El Centro burglary
• IMPERIAL VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Abandoned house burns near Holtville
• Birthing, breastfeeding classes offered at El Centro Regional Medical Center
• Vehicle allegedly runs over an elderly male
• Farmers and tacos: Holtville FFA sells for national conference
• Local 10-year-old makes hundreds, donates to charity
• Valley Police Beat: More information released on high-speed chase
• Imperial County solar project takes step forward
• Efforts under way to clean up New River in Calexico
• Graffiti also confronted in other Imperial Valley cities
• Tagging crews seek recognition through vandalism, El Centro officers say
• Imperial County Sheriff's Office helps Valley kids gear up for new school year
• Border Patrol agents rescue a total of six undocumented immigrants in Imperial Valley this week
• Hisel set to appear in jail court for hearing
• Imperial Irrigation District bond counsel responds to Virsik letter
• Heber resident awarded National Migrant Parent of the Year award
• Man wounded by Imperial officer was armed with shotgun, chief says
• Patrons attend Christmas in July event at Cheval Farms in Imperial
• FEMA, CalEMA to pay $50,000 for emergency work in winter storms
• Trial set Monday for Brawley man accused of attempted carjacking
• Father and son charged with killing field worker in Imperial to appear for pre-trial hearing Aug. 12
• Imperial annexes county land; new elementary school in city’s future?
• Imperial Irrigation District unveils new logo, centennial slogan
• Tunnel found on Baja California side of border
• El Centro’s annual Ice Cream Social rains on Main
• Brawley man charged with capital offense set to appear for court hearing Sept. 10
• Imperial County Transportation Commission looks at possible revenue from border crossing, but no dec
• Imperial Irrigation District board opinion differs on “chain of command”
• El Centro metropolitan area unemployment rate tops the nation
• Labor union files complaint against Calexico on behalf of city employees
• San Diego State University-Imperial Valley students speak on their experiences in China
• Confucius Institute holds Chinese Culture and Language Summer Camp at SDSU-IV
• Proposed medical marijuana dispensary pulled from Imperial County planning commission meeting
• New IID headquarters would streamline operations, save money
• Imperial County supervisors ratify $1.4 million in emergency repair contracts
• Mother and daughter from San Jose arrested after alleged drugs found in vehicle
• IMPERIAL COUNTY SUPERVISORS BRIEFS: Enterprise zones expanded, health reform impacts reviewed; quake
• Centinela correctional officer acquitted of assault charge, prosecutor says
• Officer: ‘I thought I was going to die’
• IID offers free bulb exchange
• IID Board hears district renewable update, approves Yucca gas line
• McCabe Ranch II discussions continued because not enough Imperial County Supervisors at meeting
• Work ongoing at freeway rest stop
• Veterans remember service in ‘Forgotten War’
• Autopsies set today for two people found in Imperial Valley
• Holtville briefs: New sergeant to take over city law enforcement
• Holtville utility tax causes contention at City Council meeting
• 2,300-unit development could move forward depending on Imperial County Board of Supervisors meeting
• Valley Police Beat: Teenage El Centro girl dies in rollover wreck in Campo
• Candidate filing period mid-way done; Imperial County receives ‘a lot’ of applicants
• No suspects in custody for weekend slaying of 2 Brawley men
• Longoria bids El Centro Police Department farewell
• TOUGH TIMES: Budget-minded Americans turn to Mexican health care
• IMPERIAL VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Man dead in Calipatria collision identified
• LAFCO contracting discussions center on independence of commission
• Two Brawley men found dead in Mexicali
• Holtville’s utility tax set to be discussed, but no action planned yet
• IVC to ask voters for bond measure continuance on November ballot
• IMPERIAL VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Rented quad stolen in Niland
• IMPERIAL VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Rattlesnake found in beach kitchen
• IMPERIAL VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Couple said to be having sex in car
• IMPERIAL VALLEY POLICE BEAT: $1,000 in meter damage reported
• IMPERIAL VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Tools taken from Salton Sea home
• IMPERIAL VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Pepper spray used on suspect
• IMPERIAL VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Equipment stolen from farm
• Imperial County supervisors spend close to $150,000 on travel in three years
• Desert Museum awaits answers from IVC
• IMPERIAL VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Missing woman found unconscious
• IMPERIAL VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Bike parts taken Thursday, returned; police called
• IMPERIAL VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Seeley classroom break-in classified as malicious mischief
• IMPERIAL VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Use of fireworks leads to police call of shots being fired
• IMPERIAL VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Computer, bicycle, telescope taken from E.C. apartment
• IMPERIAL VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Laptop computer valued at $600 taken from car’s trunk
• Local 3-year-old bowls for fun, earns a large trophy
• 4.0 earthquake strikes in Baja, not felt in Imperial County
• IMPERIAL VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Apartment door kicked down on Fourth Street
• IID to unveil new logo, review new administration building proposal
• Imperial County officials travel costs hit hundreds of thousands
• Calipatria man dies in head-on collision
• Imperial Valley Solar Project state hearings to be televised in El Centro
• Longtime El Centro police member promoted to commander during ceremony
• ‘Bubba Fest’ brings local talent together for Gutierrez fundraising efforts
• Eight people arrested at Imperial home, 2 in connection with human smuggling case
• El Centro police Baja Bug to be featured in monthly magazine
• Valley Police Beat: Smashed door is reported
• Imperial school site may be annexed, though issue continued at LAFCO meeting
• Legal challenge of Imperial Irrigation District bonds to continue
• Salas concedes Democratic Senate position, Vargas to face Republican candidate in November
• Ciudad Plaza owner: tenants brought bedbugs
• Calexico businesses fear tolls would limit foot, motor traffic to downtown area
• VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Calexico officer catches up with fleeing suspect at border
• Quake-damaged swimming pool in Calexico slated for demolition
• Toll system at Port of Entry was only an idea, Carrillo said.
• Federal government looking to extend unemployment benefits; money to continue for 400,000 California
• Former tenants claim apartment ‘was all bugs’
• Central Union High School valedictorian on to Brown University
• Nurturing Parenting Program helps parents and children
• El Centro City Council briefs: Business improvement district given a year; $12 million in multi-fami
• Brawley City Council discusses harsher graffiti rules
• Brawley bans medical marijuana dispensaries
• Medical marijuana myths ‘disposed’ at El Centro City Council meeting
• Swim meet held in Holtville
• Calexico City Council votes to discuss toll system idea at workshops
• More than $500 million budget approved by El Centro hospital
• New wastewater treatment plant under way in Brawley
• El Centro’s downtown improvement district may be on the chopping block
• VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Two sent to hospital after truck, motor home overturn
• VALLEY POLICE BEAT: Man collapses, dies; 3 hurt in wreck
• Community Valley Bank builds on former Planters Hotel site
• Drones’ expanded coverage but shouldn’t expand privacy woes, authorities say
• Recount begins in Imperial County state senate democratic race
• Fire burns river bottom
• Pets require special care during the summer
• Pet lovers helping pets find homes
• El Centro City Council Meetings Move From Wednesdays To Tuesdays Beginning July 2010
• Water Tower Evauation Update - April 14, 2010
• Water Tower Evauation Update - April 9, 2010
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• City Of El Centro News - Proclamation Of Existence Of A Local Emergency
• El Centro Music Festival And Fireworks Show
• El Centro City Council Charter Policy Task Force Meeting Agenda For March 9, 2010
• City of El Centro News - Le Tour de Manure Bike Ride
• Sunflower Parking Lot Ribbon Cutting
• EC Day at Petco Park
• 'Hope for Haiti' Benefit
• California Police Activities League Visits Imperial County
• El Centro City Council Martin Luther King Task Force Agenda - January 26, 2010
• Mardi Gras 2010
• IVNewsday Newsletter - December 31, 2009
• GS Outreach GROUPS for January 2010
• Imperial Valley Young Professionals Organization Grinder
• City of El Centro, National Youth Project Using Minibikes Sets Sail on Honda’s Ship of...
• El Centro Becerril Air Racing Wins BAJA 1000
• City of El Centro News - Road Closure
• El Centro Council Member Honored with Women's Municipal Leadership Award
• Tamale Fiesta and Seasonal Tree Lighting
• Clipper Ticket Vouchers
• IVNewsday Newsletter - November 12, 2009
• Rumpelstiltskin Performance At The Southwest School Performing Arts Center
• Local Reaction To Passage Of Water Package
• IVNewsday Newsletter - November 4, 2009
• Give Back Nights
• IVNewsday Newsletter - October 28, 2009
• City of El Centro News - Haunted House
• IVNewsday Newsletter - October 13, 2009
• 2009 Lowe's Heroes Project EI Centro Public Library
• El Centro City Council Candidates' Debate
• IVNewsday Newsletter - September 30, 2009
• New 442 Area Code Overlay
• Taco Cook-Off y Las Bandas
• Adult Center Groundbreaking
• El Grito de Independencia
• IVNewsday Newsletter - August 13, 2009
• EC Library Closed
• City of El Centro Police Department News - July 29, 2009
• Punt Pass and Kick Program
• IVNewsday Newsletter - July 16, 2009
• Blender – Summer Splash Pool Party!
• IVNewsday Newsletter - July 8, 2009
• National Night Out 2009
• IVNewsday Newsletter - July 1, 2009
• Imperials Baseball Game
• IVNewsday Weekly News - May 28, 2009
• City of El Centro News - 2009 Skate Park Demo
• IVNewsday Weekly News - May 4, 2009
• IVNewsday Weekly Newsletter - April 15, 2009
• IVNewsday Weekly Newsletter - April 8, 2009
• City of El Centro News - EC Music Festival and Fireworks Show
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• IV Newsday Newsletter - March 31, 2009
• IV Newsday Newsletter - March 24, 2009
• IVYPO Update - March 20, 2009
• Imperial Valley Emergency Communications Authority
• News - Documentary Film Series 'Migration in a Contemporary World'
• IV Newsday Newsletter - March 6, 2009
• City of El Centro News - February 25, 2009
• IVYPO Mardi Gras Masquerade Blender
• EC Music Festival
• IV Newsday Newsletter - January 29, 2009
• IV Newsday Newsletter - January 22, 2009
• Mardi Gras King Coronation Dinner
• Council Task Force Public Meeting - January 26, 2009
• El Centro Day at Petco Park
• City of El Centro: Mardi Gras Applications
• Mardi Gras King Nominations
• El Centro City Council Task Force Agenda - December 15, 2008
• IVECA Meeting Agenda for the December 11, 2008
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