Protesters seek immigration reform By CHELCEY ADAMI MEXICALI — More than 100 protesters held signs and chanted for immigration reform on the Mexican side of the downtown Calexico Port of Entry as Angeles Sin Fronteras held concurrent protests in Mexicali and... Migrant march visits cemetery By ALEJANDRO DAVILA HOLTVILLE — Brawley resident Susana Salazar was one of the first volunteers to make wooden crosses for the graves of the unidentified migrants buried at the back of the Terrace Park Cemetery.

Solvency committee focuses on moving forward CALEXICO — A circle including Calexico Unified School District principals,... Fish and game wardens arrest arson suspect, save hunters near Salton Sea A fire burned in a wildlife area over the weekend, endangering hunters in the... Eagles ready to hit Nationals For the fifth time since taking over the Southwest High School cheerleading... A magnitude 3.4 earthquake felt in Imperial Valley El Centro reports highest unemployment rate in nation Fire to abandoned home in El Centro under investigation Two suspected undocumented immigrants saved from All American Canal, Border Patrol reports

World and National News Malaria may kill twice as many people as believed, study says Malaria could be killing about twice as many people as experts have believed, a new study suggests. It estimates that 1.2 million people died of the disease in 2010, nearly twice as many as...

Rescuers find bodies from Papua New Guinea ferry disaster SYDNEY (Reuters) - Rescuers searching for survivors after a heavily laden ferry sank off Papua New Guinea said on Saturday they had found four bodies and that the search would go on for about 100... Anonymous publishes FBI call on hacking No more excuses -- Girl Scouts now accept credit cards

Opinion Our View: 'Band-Aid' on budget better than nothing Depending on whom you talk to, the impending Facebook initial public offering may either provide a considerable financial... Our View: Many benefits to art project linking students One of the best things about music, athletics, art and industrial arts programs in schools is they allow young people who...

Columns Richard Brown: INKED! If pink is the new red, I'll pass Dora DePaoli: Viewpoint: Remembering the good old days Bret Kofford: Life Out Here: They're only Yuman

Voice of the People Voice: El Centro: Don't exclude local contractors After reading El Centro Mayor Sedalia Sanders’ response to our two previous letters regarding Fire Station 3, we feel... Voice: Ask 'guardians' to unchain their dogs January is unchain a dog month. Many dogs are subjected to a miserable life of living at the end of a chain, often without...

Probe Why is parking lot at vet's office dark? Why does Dr. James Thompson keep the east side of his animal hospital parking lot in almost total darkness? He has two vapor light... Where do moneys given to charities go? It seems that every nonprofit is working hard to raise funds, and I applaud them for the work they do. How does one know what...

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Obituaries Poll What's your favorite thing about the Super Bowl? Watching the game with family and friends The commercials The food The halftime show I don't watch it

Eagles ready to hit Nationals By JONATHAN DALE For the fifth time since taking over the Southwest High School cheerleading program, head coach Denise Harrison will be taking her squad to a highly regarded national competition.

"Superman" taking flight By JONATHAN DALE When welterweight boxer Joshua “Superman” Marks played football and basketball during high school, something seemed out of place for him. Brawley beats Southwest to clinch 18th consecutive league title Arabs get dirty to win doubleheader against SBVC Arabs' win steak snapped with 77-53 loss