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Meet the candidates for the Imperial Beach mayoral race (opens the original)
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Imperial Beach has council-manager form of government. Under this system, the city council selects a city manager to oversee the day-to-day operations. The mayor of Imperial Beach mostly serves as another member of the city council — but with a few added perks. The mayor represents the city at official events and in regional bodies like SANDAG. The city’s mayor also has more of a say in what items are on the weekly city council agenda. As of 2026, the mayor's annual salary is $21,000. Sources: C
Beloved South Bay camera shop, I'm Still Developing, has a new home in Chula Vista (opens the original)
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Andrew Galvan removed the end of a film strip from the orange canister in a quick, practiced motion. Galvan is one of the co-founders of I’m Still Developing, a film photography lab and camera store. On a recent afternoon, he leaned over a table in the shop’s back room, threading the tail end of the film strip onto a plastic card. From there, the roll of color film — and the dozens of pictures inside — would head to the developing machine, then to a neighboring station for scanning. Galvan said
Imperial Valley utility adopts new pricing rules, putting data centers first for power cuts (opens the original)
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The Imperial Valley’s water and power agency has approved new pricing rules that put data centers first in line to have their power cut when demand surges. The Imperial Irrigation District, or IID, supplies electricity to over 160,000 customers across the Imperial and Coachella Valleys. The public utility’s board of directors voted unanimously Tuesday to approve the new rules, known as a “Large Load Tariff.” The new pricing rules require major energy users to cover necessary infrastructure upgra
Court overturns approval of Imperial County data center, orders environmental review (opens the original)
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An Imperial County judge has halted development of a massive data center complex and ordered county officials to analyze its potential environmental impacts. Imperial County Superior Court Judge Brooks Anderholt issued the ruling late Wednesday morning. He said county officials illegally shielded the nearly-1 million square-foot data complex from review under the California Environmental Quality, or CEQA, when they signed off on it in April. The ruling was based on legal challenges against the I
California lawmakers revoke charity tax breaks for Imperial County ICE detention center (opens the original)
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Earlier this year, a KPBS investigation revealed that a federal immigrant detention center in Imperial County has avoided paying a large share of its property taxes through a state exemption typically reserved for charities. Now, that arrangement is likely coming to an end. Late last week, California lawmakers approved new legislation that would strip those tax breaks from the Imperial Regional Detention Facility and ban other for-profit detention facilities in the state from trying to claim the
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