Saturday’s edition of this newspaper marked the first installment of an ongoing feature that will continue for the duration of the state’s stay-at-home order and as long as we have participants.
EL CENTRO — Easter is likely to come and go well before communities see a return to normalcy and the end of social distancing precautions.
BRAWLEY — The recent statewide orders to stay at home and close all non-essential businesses as a precaution against COVID-19 has changed the way a…
EL CENTRO — The Imperial County Public Health Department order more than two weeks ago that closed many businesses, which is set to expire on Tuesd…
Q. I hear the Imperial Irrigation District has not been doing its part to protect its employees from COVID-19. Hand sanitizer and sanitizing wipes …
Until a few months ago, the state government, now headed by the President’s National Regeneration Movement (aka Morena), claimed the administration…
EL CENTRO — Imperial County Public Health Department on Friday raised the tally of local residents who have tested positive for novel coronavirus (…
CALEXICO — To show their support for their students during the countywide school closures, faculty and staff at Mains Elementary School here put on…
The kids are all right
One thing that can be said for the great COVID-19 pandemic of 2020 is that this is pretty much a first for everyone.
HOLTVILLE — Local gym owner Frank Valenzuela is in a bit of a crunch — a crunch that he might not be able to get out of without throwing in his swe…
EL CENTRO — The coming week is expected to provide a crucial indication of the scope of local COVID-19 cases and the efficacy of ongoing efforts to…
EL CENTRO — As thousands of people across the state are wondering what to do after losing their jobs due to the coronavirus virus, many are turning…
