The Desert Review
The Desert Review is a celebrated, independently owned online news platform and weekly printed magazine that highlights the events, sports, and individuals of the Imperial Valley in Southern California, focusing on the stories that are important to the local community.
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4 days ago |
thedesertreview.com | Libby Emmons
Yesterday was a wild day in the administration. Trump slashed prescription drug prices by doing what no one else has had the nerve to do: actually take on the big pharmaceutical companies and say Stop charging Americans more than you do everyone else. Trump declared that the US would get a most favored nations status, meaning that the lowest prices paid in developed nations would be the price paid here.
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4 days ago |
thedesertreview.com | Kalin Turner
BRAWLEY— The Brawley Wildcats hosted the Palo Verde Yellowjackets for a regular-season baseball game on Friday, May 9, where the Yellowjackets came from behind to defeat the Wildcats 10-8. The first inning was a pitchers’ duel, as both teams failed to drive in any runs. On the mound for the Wildcats was Sergio Garcia, while the Yellowjackets started Drew Wright. The Yellowjackets changed the tide in the top of the second inning, driving in one run off the bat of Demetrius Johnson.
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5 days ago |
thedesertreview.com | Kalin Turner
IMPERIAL— The Imperial Lady Tigers faced off against the Central Spartans for a two-game softball series during the week of May 5 that resulted in a sweep as the Tigers advanced their league record to 9-1. The Tigers stand in second place in the league as they head to the final week of the regular season. During this match, the Tigers took the first game on May 6, defeating the Lady Spartans with a score of 8-2.
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1 week ago |
thedesertreview.com | Betty Miller
El CENTRO- The Imperial Irrigation District (IID) is set to recognize the week of May 19, 2025, as Zanjero Appreciation Week, celebrating the tireless efforts of its essential field staff.
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1 week ago |
thedesertreview.com | Libby Emmons
The fearless Katie Daviscourt was out in Seattle last night reporting again from the University of Washington. Riley Gaines and Olivia Krolczyk were set to speak at a TPUSA event, just one night after the violent takeover of an engineering building, costing some $1 million in damages. Both women have been outspoken about the fact that men aren't women (seems obvious, I know), and have fought against policies allowing men who claim to be women to compete in women's sports.
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