Arturo Bojorquez is a News Editor for the Imperial Valley Press, focusing on local news in the Imperial Valley region of California. With a keen interest in community affairs, Arturo covers a range of topics including crime, politics, cultural events, and human interest stories.
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Arturo Bojorquez's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics, with a specific emphasis on Imperial Valley in California. His articles often involve announcements from local government entities, legal policy regulation, and data citations.
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EL CENTRO — The Imperial County Board of Supervisors approved a resolution to honor Miss Rodeo California 2024 Kaley Roper.
By: Arturo Bojorquez
Congressman Raul Ruiz (D-Palm Desert). COURTESY PHOTO COURTESY PHOTO
BRAWLEY — Poet, writer, and author Ruben Dozal, Jr., who finished Brawley High School decades ago, will be featured in the upcoming 55th. High School Reunion that has been set
SOUTH GATE — Mother’s Nutritional Center recently held a soft opening of its latest store in Calexico, while a brand new one will open soon in Brawley.
By: Arturo Bojorquez
EL CENTRO — Longtime Registrar of Voters employee Josie Morales was recently acknowledged by the County Board of Supervisors as Employee of the Month for July 2024.
CALIPATRIA – The start of the season for Calipatria Hornets’ quarterback Dominic Hawk has been a real dream come true, as would be for any other player in the same position with any given team.
Aguilas de Mexicali President Dio Alberto Murillo (center), along with Team Manager Roberto Vizcarra and Sports Manager Jose Amador provided details about the upcoming preseason. COURTESY PHOTO COURTESY PHOTO
No narco songs are expected to be played during the upcoming Fiestas del Sol Mexicali Fair.
A few weeks ago, my Inbox got an email from a source who reacted to a recent story that ran in the Imperial Valley Press about unemployment rates. While the email had nothing to do with the high rates, the source provided an important view of services rendered to those who struggle to find a job.
EL CENTRO — Even though for at least some Imperial Irrigation District ratepayers' energy bills in August declined or saw a slight increase customers are still complaining.
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