Richard Montenegro Brown is a journalist for the Holtville Tribune, focusing on local news in Holtville and the surrounding areas of Imperial County, California. With a keen interest in community events, local politics, and human interest stories, Richard aims to provide accurate and engaging coverage that keeps residents informed and connected to their community.
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Richard Montenegro Brown's coverage focuses primarily on local news, community events, and government announcements in the Imperial Valley area of California. His articles often cover events such as rallies, tributes, and local government decisions.
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With more than 400 participants already pre-registered, the 11th annual Imperial Valley 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb is Sept. 7.
By: Richard Montenegro Brown
A neighbor reportedly went into a flaming apartment and rescued a man suffering from second-degree burn injuries Friday morning, Sept. 6.
IID has yet to be served with a suit to halt their agreement with the feds to forgo up to 900,000 acre-feet of its Colorado River allotment.
A family was displaced from their home in the Sky Ranch subdivision when a fire broke out near an outdoor storage area.
By: Richard Montenegro Brown
Imperial will begin a $6.6 million project that builds out bike lanes that span Highway 86 while continuing to add touches of greenery.
By: Richard Montenegro Brown
Two issues are making up the basis of the El Centro City Council’s censure hearing against Edgard Garcia scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 24.
Two issues are making up the basis of the El Centro City Council’s censure hearing against Edgard Garcia scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 24.
A worker at the city of Brawley’s wastewater treatment plant appears to have died on the job on midday Saturday, Sept. 28.
Five candidates are vying for three seats on the El Centro Elementary School District Board of Trustees, including all three incumbents.
The Imperial County, city of Imperial and El Centro fire departments are looking to adopt an “automatic aid” system meant to cut response.
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