Holtville Tribune

Tribune Publishing Co. is a newspaper publisher and digital news provider catering to the residents and businesses of Imperial Valley, California. They release the Holtville Tribune and the Imperial Valley Weekly-Chronicle on a weekly schedule and offer daily news and updates on their website.

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Fire Burns About 400 Acres Southeast of Salton Sea » Holtville Tribune

Nov 24, 2024 | holtvilletribune.com | Richard Brown

SALTON SEA — Burning for more than 36 hours, flames had consumed around 400 acres of brush and wetlands on the southeast end of the Salton Sea before fire crews got 100 percent containment near Noffsinger and Davis roads west of Niland. The brush fire started around 9 a.m. Saturday, Nov.
Mini Council Members Assume Office in Imperial » Holtville Tribune

Nov 24, 2024 | holtvilletribune.com | Richard Brown

IMPERIAL — In what has become an annual tradition for the city of Imperial, a trio of students got a glimpse into “how the sausage is made,” a peek behind the scenes of local politics and policymaking. “This is the second year that we’ve done this. The city, the mayor and City Council has partnered with the Imperial Unified School District.
Calexico Airport Talk Tempers $900K Surplus News » Holtville Tribune

Nov 22, 2024 | holtvilletribune.com | Richard Brown

CALEXICO — That the city has a $900,000 general fund surplus after the first quarter of the fiscal year took a backseat to a lengthy and sometimes tense discussion between staff, council and members of the public over pouring funding into the Calexico International Airport. Before the meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 20, the operational fund of the airport was in the red and has been carrying a negative balance for several years, according to some of the council.
CA Board of Nursing Approves Expansion for IVC's RN Program " Holtville Tribune

Nov 21, 2024 | holtvilletribune.com | Richard Brown

IMPERIAL — In a major milestone for local healthcare education, Imperial Valley College announced that the California Board of Registered Nursing has unanimously approved the college’s request to expand its Registered Nurse program enrollment from 80 to 150 students per year during the Nov. 20 BRN meeting. The approval is the result of three years of preparation by IVC’s nursing program, which aims to admit more eligible students and address the growing need for healthcare workers in the region.
Republican Jeff Gonzalez Declares Victory in AD36 Race » Holtville Tribune

Nov 18, 2024 | holtvilletribune.com | Richard Brown

PALM DESERT — Republican candidate for the 36th Assembly District, Jeff Gonzalez, declared victory in the Nov. 5 Presidential Election over his Democratic rival Joey Acuña Jr. during a press conference in the Coachella Valley on Monday, Nov. 18. “I am honored that the voters have elected me to serve Assembly District 36 and believe in our mission of bipartisanship, lowering the cost of living, and turning the direction of our state around,” Gonzalez said in a press release.
New River Project Price Tag Passes $43.6M in Calexico » Holtville Tribune

Nov 7, 2024 | holtvilletribune.com | Richard Brown

CALEXICO — More than half a million dollars in unforeseen costs were added to the city’s now $43 million New River Improvement Project, a change that one resident said could be a sign of “fraud” on the project. Earlier this week in a conversion with Acting City Manager Juan Contreras, he said the $531,007.52 change order being requested on Wednesday evening, Nov. 6, is well within the contingency set aside for cost overruns.
Calexico PD Looks to Border Agents to Bolster Investigative Ranks » Holtville Tribune

Nov 5, 2024 | holtvilletribune.com | Richard Brown

CALEXICO — This border city’s police department and the U.S. Border Patrol are reprising an old relationship last seen in 2013 in order to bolster an investigations division down to just once detective. The Calexico Police Department’s staffing woes over the past decade have been well-documented — today there are 17 officers when 48 is the state standard — but “we’re getting better. We’re not optimal by any means, but at least we’re making strides,” Lt. Sean Acuña said.
GUEST COLUMN: Of Elections Passed, Of Pettiness, Of Autocrats » Holtville Tribune

Nov 5, 2024 | holtvilletribune.com | Carlos Silva Acuna |Carlos R. AcuñA |Carlos Andrés Acuña

Friend, reader, countryperson, rejoice! When you read this column, election season will have come to its merciful end. I don’t know who issues a greater sigh of relief, the candidates, the (dis)info-overloaded voters or our poor, over-stuffed mailboxes. If wood pulp were fattening our mailboxes, we would have gained at least 10 pounds since the September equinox. The sun went south, but the political junk mail sailed north.
Veterans Day Parade Rolls Out in City of Holtville » Holtville Tribune

Nov 3, 2024 | holtvilletribune.com | Richard Brown

HOLTVILLE — The start to the Holtville Chamber of Commerce-hosted 11th annual Veterans Day Parade was announced by the traditional plane flying over the parade route in downtown Holtville. Held a weekend earlier to not conflict with Cattle Call Parade in Brawley, the Holtville Veterans Day Parade rolled out on Saturday morning, Nov. 2, ahead of Veterans Day on Nov. 11. Mayor Murray Anderson was happy to be able to honor the United States military for its service.
GUEST COLUMN: Of Fugue States, Of Campaign Flyers, » Holtville Tribune

Oct 31, 2024 | holtvilletribune.com | Carlos Silva Acuna |Carlos R. AcuñA |Carlos Andrés Acuña

Have you ever entered a fugue state? Athletes call it “the zone.” While in that magical state, every move they make, the most athletic and seemingly miraculous action works to perfection, a shot, a pass, a drive. Nothing misses, everything flows right. The performance takes over. The athlete and the universe become one. Writers sit down and write or type, then seemingly after a few minutes of this internal state they stop, look around and realize three hours have gone by.