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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Oct 1, 2026
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- Sep 9, 2026
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I-Team: Power Struggle Part 1 - Thursday at 6pm (opens the original)
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CATHEDRAL CITY, Calif. (KESQ) - Soaring temperatures and electric bills to match are a fact of life in the desert. Ratepayers report struggling to manage those bills during the sizzling summer months. Warren Horton, a Cathedral City ratepayer, uses thick window screens to block daylight, monitors weather conditions and keeps his thermostat in the low 80s, but still received summer power bills exceeding $400. “Well, I think it could be affordable if you earn a million dollars a year,” Horton said
I-Team: Return to the Border Part Two (opens the original)
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CALEXICO, CA (KESQ) - Assistant El Centro Sector Chief David Kim gives News Channel 3's John White a tour of the southern border in Calexico. Kim also answers questions about El Centro Sector's role in immigration enforcement operations that eventually led to the removal of El Centro Sector Chief Gregory Bovino as Commander at Large earlier this year. See what's happening now at the border, with construction of new secondary fencing and the continued addition of technology to help stop people fr
I-Team: Return to the Border - Changes over the past 18 months (opens the original)
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CALEXICO, CA (KESQ) - Encounters in the El Centro Sector of the U.S. Border Patrol have dropped from more than 50,500 in fiscal year 2023 to under 2,000 in the current fiscal year. The reduction in local encounters south of the Coachella Valley comes as nationwide Border Patrol staffing reached a record high of more than 21,000 agents. The El Centro Sector, which covers the Valley, previously played a key role in a nationwide crackdown on undocumented immigrants. That multi-city effort was direc
Return to the Border: Inside the Calexico Port of Entry - Part 1 (opens the original)
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CALEXICO, CA (KESQ) - A report by the Department of Homeland Security Office of Inspector General indicates that the federal government's focus on immigration investigations may have resulted in fewer resources allocated to fentanyl investigations. The report also found that 90% of interdicted fentanyl entering the United States is stopped directly at designated ports of entry. The findings come as border officials manage heavy commercial and passenger traffic at two major ports of entry in Cale
Return to the Border: Inside the Calexico Port of Entry - Part 1 (opens the original)
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CALEXICO, CA (KESQ) - A report by the Department of Homeland Security Office of Inspector General indicates that the federal government's focus on immigration investigations may have resulted in fewer resources allocated to fentanyl investigations. The report also found that 90% of interdicted fentanyl entering the United States is stopped directly at designated ports of entry. The findings come as border officials manage heavy commercial and passenger traffic at two major ports of entry in Cale
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