Fobes recently announced their fourth annual Just 100. Their partner, Just Capital polled more than 110,000 people on the most critical aspects of corporate behavior. This criteria helped name the […]
Read MoreWhen you or someone you love hears the words “you have cancer”…It’s one of the darkest moments in your life. In case you didn’t know, cancer hasn’t been cancelled. In […]
Read MoreThe State of Baja has awarded a bid for the development of a photovoltaic power plant. NextEnergy will sign a 30-year contract to provide the state its own supply of electricity. The state’s current […]
Read MoreThe temporary restrictions on non-essential travel across the shared ports of entry between Canada, the U.S., and Mexico will remain in place for an additional 30 days, extending to November […]
Read MoreThe U.S. Department of Homeland Security announced changes to the H-1B visa program which will: significantly limit the number of jobs that qualify for the program and the degrees that qualify […]
Read MoreThe Mexican Federal Government recently signed an agreement of collaboration with the private sector to advance a joint economic reactivation plan including 39 multi-sector projects which represent a $13.9 billion […]
Read MoreKarla Ruiz, formerly Tijuana’s Secretary of Education, was sworn in as Mayor of Tijuana in place of Arturo Gonzalez who has taken a leave of office to focus on his […]
Read MoreAfter a series of lawsuits charged at the County’s 2018 Climate Action Plan, the Board of Supervisors voted to create a new plan. This is significant as the CAP will […]
Read MoreEarlier this month, the City Council unanimously approved a package of code updates championed by Mayor Faulconer. Notable among these are: updates to the Chamber-supported density bonus program; increases the […]
Read MoreWhile Election Day is November 3rd, it may be more accurate to think of that day as “election end.” As demonstrated this year, early voting and mail-in voting continues to […]
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