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By: Betty Miller, Betty A Miller
A newly released economic impact report says a proposed artificial intelligence data center in unincorporated Imperial County could generate billions of dollars in economic activity, hundreds of millions in tax revenue, and thousands of jobs over the next three decades.
By: Betty Miller
CARLSBAD-– A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signed June 3 at the Claude “Bud” Lewis Carlsbad Desalination Plant marks an early step toward interstate water exchanges in the Colorado River Basin, using desalinated ocean water and recycled supplies to potentially shift allocations on paper.
EL CENTRO — The developer of a proposed 330-megawatt data center near the City of Imperial has filed a sweeping lawsuit against the Imperial Irrigation District (IID), alleging the district unlawfully denied its request for water service and discriminates against industrial water users.
By: Betty Miller
FILE PHOTO 2019 - A CHEVRON gas station in Brawley prepares to change gas prices on their sign to reflect the tax increase starting July 1.
By: Betty Miller, Betty A Miller
Karina B. Alvarez, appointed auditor-controller by the Imperial County Board of Supervisors on April 12, 2022, is pursuing remaining claims in her dispute with the board after an appeals court declined to intervene this month.
By: Betty Miller, Betty A Miller
Karina B. Alvarez, appointed auditor-controller by the Imperial County Board of Supervisors on April 12, 2022, is pursuing remaining claims in her dispute with the board after an appeals court declined to intervene this month.
By: Betty Miller
EL CENTRO — The Imperial County Board of Supervisors took another step in shaping the county's approach to future data center development by appointing members to the newly created Data Center Advisory Committee and adopting bylaws that will guide its work, during its regular meeting July 14.
By: Betty Miller, Betty A Miller
Colorado River water flows through Imperial Valley canals, supplying the region’s only water source for local communities, agriculture, and the economy.
By: Betty Miller
Judge rules county failed to establish the legal findings required to halt data center development
By: Betty Miller
EL CENTRO— Imperial County Superior Court Judge L. Brooks Anderholt tentatively ruled Monday that a proposed 950,000-square-foot artificial-intelligence data center cannot proceed under a ministerial, “by-right” exemption from the California Environmental Quality Act and must instead undergo a full environmental impact report.
